No wonder it has 3 starts it should be 1 ... check the reviews they are out of state they bought…read morereviews Bad service I went just for a fuel hose replacement for my chainsaw I soon as I started saying model I was not finish when she said has been discontinue the hose it similar to 4 models I asked do you have another one from another model she said no it won't fit. I know what I'm doing I just needed the part rude. It feels like it's family owned probably the daughter or something she was real "smart" because there's no good costumer service is more like they are doing a favor... it's a nice store but the people is who make the company not the store. I will give them not even 1 star

Great service! Very friendly, customer focused and fixed my mower issue. They replaced the…read morecarburetor on my Toro mower. The only issue I had was not knowing the upfront cost. I would have thought that something over $100 would have been a phone call to the customer, for approval? However- they fixed my mower and I'm very happy to have it back and in working condition. I'd take my business to them again!

Took my Stihl weed eater here. They got me in and out. Great place. My weed eater is running great…read more Very friendly and helpful.

I had an engine installed in my Poulan Pro rider in August of 2021. Now whenever there is some…read morestrain on the engine such as going up a hill cutting grass the engine sputters and blows out a large amount of white smoke. I went back to Rouchka and he said no that should not happen. He wrote up a ticket and said he would pick the mower up and replace the engine. No cost to me. He never showed up. It cost me over $800. I wanted to trust him as he seemed to be trustworthy. But it appears that is not so. Buyer beware of this business.

Tried to reach out to T.O.G.A.R. via Yelp reservations and via their website Contact Us page…read morewebform directly, and had zero luck getting any response. The Yelp form seemed to have some issues going through; not sure if it was a Yelp issue or vendor issue, so that's why I went to the vendor's website directly, and attempted their webform. As of now, it's been numerous business days with no reply. I see from other reviews that my experience appears to be outside the norm, so that's unfortunate.

Ok, close it down folks, I've found my new appliance repair guy for the foreseeable future…read more I had started down the YouTube instructional video.. you know the ones that make everything look incredibly easy, but then it turns out it's a marginally different model of dryer and completely changes the whole equation? Yeah, one of those. So about fifty suppressed swear words later, I'm on the phone with The Other Guy, and we're booked for a short window the next day. He jumped right in and dismantled the entire thing to clean it out, test out parts, and make sure he got it right. He showed me how the burner was glowing too hot, which means we'd just be replacing it again in a handful of months. We tested and tried different things on it, and he landed on an airflow issue (in addition to already fixing the broken part), and shortened our exhaust duct. He stuck around to make sure this fix was it and was going to take, and it's been humming ever since. I also found his pricing fair, and will go to him again (but good lord hopefully not for a while, we've had enough of these things this year). On last note -- just call him. I know. I want to send the message and hope it works out, but I think it's easier and more likely to happen if you just call on this one.

During Black Friday I was able to purchase quite a few Ryobi brand tools with quick delivery…read moreoptions even in snowy conditions!

Our family tradition is to purchase our live Christmas tree the day after Thanksgiving and decorate…read moreour home. At 6:00 pm on Black Friday we appeared at this Home Depot to purchase our tree and accessories. The garden center area of the store was empty of staff, save one young woman in a checkout booth engrossed with her cell phone. We chose a tree that we really weren't satisfied with. All of the trees seemed a bit dry and all were scattered about in a rather disorganized fashion. But, it was late and I decided to take the risk and hope the tree was okay. I carried the tree to the counter where the trunks are trimmed, laid it down and went to look for an employee. I found a very nice young women who produced a chain saw to cut the base. I went to the booth to pay for the tree and other items. The first young women set the tree outside on the curb near the booth. There was no netting on the tree as is common for customers to secure cut trees in or on their vehicles. After paying I went to find the young woman who helped with cutting the base. I asked if she could net the tree. "Oh, we're out of that netting stuff." I asked what we were supposed to do. Shrugged shoulders. I decided to take my chances tying the tree on top of my station wagon, so I looked for rope that is usually available for the job. Seeing none I went back to to the booth. The young woman enamored with her phone looked up. "Can you tell me where I can find rope or cord to tie the tree on the car?" She replied "I don't know anything about cords," and went back to her phone. Exasperated, I asked if this was the first Christmas tree they had sold today. She shrugged her shoulders and went back to her phone. After consulting with my wife I decided to just get a refund on everything and go somewhere else. I carried the tree back into the store and to the booth with the cell phone aficionado. "I'm just going to refund everything and go somewhere else". She pointed toward the entrance to the main store and said I would need to carry it all to customer service to get a refund. Then, back to her phone. I carried the tree into the main part of the store. My wife followed with the other items. We passed the first young woman who had helped before. I explained that things weren't working and I needed a refund. She suggested I go to the booth that had the cell phone girl. I replied that Cell Phone Girl was sending us to customer service. The look on her face mirrored my growing frustration. I lugged the tree through the store aisles to the customer service booth and joined the line. While standing in the customer service line (holding a tree!) no less than six Home Depot employees walked around me, totaling ignoring a man holding a tree. When I joined the line there were three stations open. Before I got to the front, two of the employees left the help stations to join another young employee sorting returned items. After 20 minutes I approached the front of the line. The lone customer service person yelled to me, "You should take that to the registers if you are ready to check out." I explained that I was returning everything and asked if a manager was available. "No, I'm sorry, they're in the back unloading a truck." After some head scratching the young employees figured out how to refund a Christmas tree and other items. Over an hour after entering the store our family departed with no Christmas tree. I understand that our country is in an employment crisis. In all my time in the store I didn't see anyone who looked to be over 25, in charge of anything, concerned about the customers needs, or caring at all about the reputation of the business. It is important to consider that this was a simple purchase from a major national retailer on one of the principal sales days of the year at an hour that should be prime business time. It is obvious that these employees are not trained, nor have they obviously been inspired to have any concern for their customers. I have done business with Home Depot for decades, but this will be my last visit to this Merriam location.