Based on a girlfriend's recommendation, I purchased & ordered some cleanser from the Home Depot…read moresite. I was going to pick it up on my way home. About 15 minutes after the order went through, I was notified to pick up my order! Awesome! I stopped at their pick up desk. Staff were ready to help. I showed the e mail with the Scan bar code. My order was bagged and ready to go. Easy. I didn't notice until I got home that the brand name had been substituted despite the fact that it look almost identical to the bottle I saw. I quickly did a Google search to find out that both brands were very similar in ingredients. Ok worth a try. I was pleased with the results and see that another cleaning is necessary. Large parking lot and WiFi inside the warehouse.

I've had consistently good experiences at this Home Depot. The employees are friendly,…read moreknowledgeable, and always willing to help when I have questions or need to find something. The only downside is that the parking lot can occasionally attract some loitering or other questionable activity. It doesn't seem to be a major issue, and it looks like both Home Depot and its neighboring business are making an effort to improve the situation. Still, it's worth staying aware of your surroundings, especially if you're visiting after dark. Overall, it's a good store with excellent staff, and I'll definitely continue shopping here.

I was in need of some garden gloves. My next closest stop would be Harbor Freight. Staff are…read morefriendly and helpful. I knew where the gloves were located so declined help from staff. I found what I was looking for, paid and left. Staff at the register was nice. They have their own parking lot.

Ah, Harbor Freight, or as I now call it, the Bermuda Triangle of BS. If you're looking for a place…read moreto spend hard-earned money on flimsy tools and get treated like a nuisance for expecting them to, you know, function, look no further. Let me set the scene. I walk in, holding an electric chainsaw that has all the structural integrity of a screen door. It leaks oil like a sieve, a steady, greasy reminder of my poor purchasing decisions. Surely, I thought, a business that sells tools for a living (and has "Quality Tools" emblazoned across their sign like some sort of cruel inside joke) would recognize that a "chainsaw that hemorrhages oil" falls somewhere short of acceptable. Silly me. Instead of a refund or even a coherent sentence, I got a customer service ping-pong match between apathetic employees who looked deeply inconvenienced by my existence. First, a cashier who responded to my request with a shrug that could win a gold medal in indifference. Then I was passed to a "manager" whose primary skillset appears to be blaming "corporate" for everything from defective merchandise to his own personality flaws. "We can't do anything. Corporate policy." Ah, yes. The sacred Corporate. The all-powerful, faceless entity invoked to avoid responsibility. Maybe I should've brought the chainsaw to Corporate's doorstep? Better chance of a refund, and they might even have someone there who knows how to speak to customers without such open contempt. In summary: If you enjoy buying junk tools, getting the runaround, and being treated like an inconvenience instead of a customer, this place is paradise. Otherwise, shop literally anywhere else, or better yet, forge your own tools from raw iron ore. It'll be faster, cheaper, and you'll be treated better by wild animals than you will by this staff. Congratulations, Harbor Freight! You've mastered the art of selling garbage and dodging accountability, a true achievement in modern retail.

I was greeting shortly after stepping in. We are considering a new paint job inside. I wanted to…read moreget a few sample paint cards. Nothing out of the ordinary; a new shade of white or tan would be fine. I grabbed some samples. They have their own parking lot.

Came in here early this AM and had such a great experience. I replaced my front door and the…read morecompany offered to stain it for me, but I had to provide my own stain. No problem. I came to my local Dunn Edward's and I was immediately greeted by a kind, younger gentleman. He directed me to the correct stain section and answered all of my questions. It's nice to see customer service isn't dead.

Great, knowledgeable, helpful staff. Masonry, plumbing, wide…read moretool selection. Their prices beat their competitors. The co owner is lovely--she even helped with Christmas shopping ideas!

This place is amazing! Just tell them what you're trying to…read moredo, fix, or build and they come up with solutions and options.

OfficeMax is one of the businesses in The Summit. I was hoping to find a pen with white ink for my…read morepencil drawings. One of the staff people thought they carried them. However, when I talk to another staff member, she said they did not carry them. The only thing they had were thick sharpies with white ink. That wasn't what I was looking for. I thanked her and left. Shared parking lot.

As you can see from my profile, I rarely leave negative reviews. I'm generally a friendly and happy…read moreperson and give people the benefit of the doubt. However the service last night was beyond disappointing. It was unhelpful and rude. I went in to OfficeMax to drop off a Fed Ex shipment. This is something I have done in the past at this store with various levels of success. Last night was the worst. I will clarify that the kid in the front (not the printing dept) was extremely friendly and helpful so this is not directed to him at all. I approached the printing dept with my an image of the QR code to drop off my Fed Ex package. This is something I have done numerous times at various other places esp the UPS in Carefree. They scan the QR and take your package. Usually a Two second interaction. You drop off and leave. I'm greeted by the worker and when I show my QR code, she holds up a sign that says they don't do QR codes. She then (rudely and unhelpful) tells me to drive 25 minutes away to another Fed Ex store to drop off my package bc nothing can be done by her. She gives me a map of this distant location. Now it's not her fault that they don't do QR codes but her attitude is inexplicably hostile and disinterested. I'm generally a nice and friendly looking person so I'm a bit taken aback by this because people aren't usually rude to me. So I'm kind of surprised. Anyway, back to the QR reader. First, it's 2025. How does this store not have a QR reader or a solution for customers who were given a QR code for their package. It's basic technology since at least 2015. So this place is ridiculously outdated. Second, since I'm under the age of 100, I realize there must be other solutions other than driving for another 25 minutes (with a printed map!) to find a store with a QR reader. Notably the associate doesn't ask me if I have the original email which may provide a link to the physical label. I didn't bc it was my husbands package, but this could have helped another person. However this associate was not interested in being helpful and was actively rude. Within a few minutes of considering my options, I realize I can print the label myself if only I could use the QR reader on my phone (every phone has this) to scan it. However I can't scan my own phone with my phone. I ask the associate if there is somewhere I can forward the QR code like a store email, another phone, etc so I can use my own phone scanner to scan. She says no even though I know the store has an email address bc I have emailed items to be printed before. There's just no solution according to her. Her only suggestion other than leaving the store: call another person I know who has a phone to come to the store with their phone and then scan from them. (How Office Max hasn't trained any of their associates to deal with this is the worst part of this whole scenario). At this point, i was considering asking the nice kid up front or just a random customer to help with a QR scanner bc the print desk person was so rude. It literally would have taken one second to scan and email the label to the store from ANY other phone. Anyway, I end up realizing I can pay to print the QR code and then scan the printed version. However, in the lengthy time this was happening, my husband ends up emailing the label and I just pay to print that instead. I finally bring the printed label back to the associate. She's completely rude and unhelpful yet again. I guess she was having a bad day. It was so strange. I end up putting my package in the outside drop box just bc im not sure if she's going to do something to the package. (This was the level of hostility I was getting.) In the end, what is normally a ten second interaction at any other store took 20+ minutes with a lot of angst and frustration. Office Max gets a zero for not having basic technology at a supposed print and ship center. And the associate gets a zero for being absurdly and almost villainously rude and unhelpful. Lol. I will not be returning to this store. By the way it seems customer service is the number one complaint about this store so maybe the store should learn from that and do some training.

We took a drawer to be color matched and the guys were so helpful and efficient. Clean store and…read morefast service

They're super helpful and accommodating at this location. We were lucky to be helped by Jacob twice…read moreand will continue coming back to this location due to his customer service!

Super grateful to store manager, Jared Smith, who helped direct me around options to address faucet…read moreissues with my new sinks and the faucets I got that didn't fit! His advice helped me figure out what I needed to do for a quick and not expensive fix even though it didn't benefit his business to do so. That is awesome integrity. I would definitely go back for any plumbing needs.

Tried to charge me $50 more for a length of pipe..very blatant. Check your receipt before you…read moreleave.

Absolutely stunning plaza, which hosts all things home, rugs, paint, doors, closets accessories,…read morefurniture, appliances. Really enjoyed walking around and checking out the stores and having lunch at cafe Paris.

The Scottsdale design center is an indispensable resource for interior designers and home owners…read morealike. All of the vendors are most decidedly on the higher-end side but if your looking for true quality and luxury the design center as a whole is an incredible value.