Do not go or buy from this establishment. We went and bought 4 doors totaling well over $800 and customer service was non-existent. The purchase was made on December 8, 2018 at approximately 11am should the HD Supply owners actually care to look up the video.
We are 3 women (ages 37, 41 and 61) and when we asked for assistance with pulling these doors from where they were placed onto the carts, the young girl who worked the register said "No one can help you, you have to do it yourself."
We frustratedly muscled the 4 extremely heavy doors (two wooden and two metal security) onto the carts that really do not hold doors well. We spent almost an hour finding doors that did not have dings or dents and out of respect we put the doors we did not want back in the right spots. In retrospect, we should have just left a mess since obviously the workers are too busy organizing than to help customers anyway.
We went to pay for the doors and the same young girl who told us no one could help unfortunately had to ring us up. I offered to assist her in scanning an item's barcode that was too high for her (she was short, hispanic, thin and held a bad attitude -- in case managers actually read this. Doubt it since I see no response on any other of the other Yelpers). The young girl ignored me and instead made her job more difficult and asked for a taller female associate to "tip the door"... because apparently the nearly 6 foot associate couldn't have just scanned it for her. While they tipped the door I noticed that there was moister on the bottom of the wrapped security door. I asked if we could open to check if it was rusted and the girl asked with a balking "yeah okay check it". After I checked it I started wheeling it away thinking that my partner's mother had already completed the payment since they were in the mist of it while I checked the door, but instead the young girl said in a rude tone, "Hold on, she hasn't paid!" I stopped rolling the cart and waited patiently.
After the long ordeal at the cash register was complete, my parter rolled one cart and I rolled the other. I had 3 doors on mine and so my partner's mom was helping me. As we passed the threshold of the warehouse door, the doors slid off the cart and hit my partner's mother and nearly missed my head (I grabbed it and yelled). Suddenly men (who I thought were Good Samaritans) came and helped me put them back on the cart. After a few moments I noticed they were wearing HD Supply vests. My thought was... "Where the hell did they come from since the whole time we had been in the store there was no one to help us."
They assisted us all the way to the rental pick up truck, and one of the security doors hit my partner on both of her shins. She now has severe bruising and pain.
If my partner hadn't rented a truck for this project, I would have told her to have the guts unload the truck and return all the doors. I have never been in an establishment where they were willing to risk their customers being injured instead of offering assistance. Even while at the market, they offer you help if you have just a case of water costing less than $10... you would think over $800 and probably a weight of 10+ times more than a case of water (for each door) that this company would be more than happy to assist.
Perhaps it was a social experiment for them to see how 3 women could do this task (I'm sure the manager was watching on camera or at least someone should have been)... perhaps it was just purely bad attitude and laziness... or perhaps it's just a horrible company with an equally moronic mission statement and way of doing business... whatever it may be, I will never enter that store again or any of the ones in the chain. Home Depot is closer to my house anyway... and they love helping me. read more