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Kelly's Appliances

3.0 (2 reviews)
Closed • 10:00 am - 6:00 pm
Updated 1 week ago

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Good Day Yelpies,…read more From the outside, this place looks absolutely amazing--its long-standing history as an independently owned business is what drew my wife and me in for some furniture shopping. As many of you know, furniture is a long-term investment, and the shopping experience should come with attentive, knowledgeable staff who help guide you through that process. Unfortunately, that wasn't our experience. From the moment we walked in, we felt more observed than welcomed. One employee made eye contact and immediately turned away, and as we continued browsing--essentially left to "prospect" on our own--there was little effort to engage or assist us. On our way out, another staff member offered a brief hello but never followed up to ask if we needed help. When you're making a significant purchase like furniture, customer service matters just as much as the product. Sadly, this visit left us feeling overlooked rather than valued. We later found our couch at another location and will receive it in 30 to 60 days due to the customization we requested. We are happy to have found a place that truly understood what we were looking for our home.

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From the owner: With dreams of one day opening his own furniture store in Eugene, Kevin began working in the…read morewarehouse of a large waterbed chain in Seattle and set his mind to learning every aspect of the business from the ground up. After excelling in various roles in the waterbed business, Kevin continued on the path to his dream by working his way up the ranks of the oak furniture industry. When the timing was right we packed up and moved back to Oregon with our three young daughters and opened our first store in Eugene in 1998. Now, with more than 3 decades of experience and a passion for selling quality products and providing outstanding service, Kevin has more than realized his dream and has built a solid reputation in our marketplace as we've grown to one of the largest family-owned furniture and mattress retailers in Oregon. But throughout our growth, one thing has remained the same: our dedication to providing the best possible furniture buying experience for our customers.

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