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    Quilters Connection

    4.9 (7 reviews)
    Closed 10:00 am - 6:00 pm
    Updated 3 months ago

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    McKinney's Appliance

    McKinney's Appliance

    3.6
    (60 reviews)

    We just bought a new Maytag Washer. Jon & Mike delivered and installed it promptly. Explained the…read moreoperation, leveled and made sure it operated properly and hauled away my old washer. I highly recommend this business as it is locally owned for 56 years, has a very qualified staff, actually cares about their customers and provides service after the fact. A++++

    After my original review, the owner replied publicly. His explanation does not match what happened…read more The delivery crew had not even loaded my old refrigerator yet. They just rolled it into my garage. My warehouse is directly across the street from my house, on the same route back to their shop. I offered to grab a piece of paper, write and sign a waiver releasing them of any liability, and even offered one hundred dollars for the quick drop off. The crew told me it was an insurance issue, but when I spoke to the owner, he said it was not insurance. It was simply policy. He was matter of fact and showed no interest in helping or even listening. They were perfectly willing to take my old refrigerator six miles away to their warehouse and deal with it there, but when it came to dropping it off at my warehouse, right across the street from my house and directly on their route, suddenly it was a problem. I tried to reason with the owner, explaining how simple it would be, but he just was not hearing me. I was the last delivery of the day, and it would have taken no more than two minutes. We spent more time standing there talking about it than it would have taken to make it happen. So instead, they left it sitting in my garage, where it has stayed ever since. Every time I open that middle garage door and see it sitting there, I am reminded that it could have been in my warehouse where it belongs. It takes up space and serves as a daily reminder of how this business handled a simple, reasonable request. That decision cost them the sale of the oven and microwave I bought elsewhere, and probably more through word of mouth. They lost a loyal customer, and for what? Two minutes of time. It is his business, and he can run it how he wants. I respect that. But common sense went right out the window. This was never about insurance. It was about policy and a lack of flexibility. The owner's public response did nothing to change that impression. I am keeping this at one star because his reply only confirmed my experience. Instead of owning the situation or acknowledging what really happened, he repeated an inaccurate story that does not reflect the facts. That response alone speaks volumes about how this business handles customer feedback. Sometimes the coldest thing in the room is not the refrigerator.

    Lowe's Home Improvement

    Lowe's Home Improvement

    2.3
    (95 reviews)
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    Being a homeowner I've been to a lot of hardware stores, Lowes, Home Depot, Ace, etc. And because…read moreLowes is the closest to our pos, it's usually our go to. Now from my experience past and present, it seems that most of the folks that work there (and other hardware stores) seem kinda "habut" (pidgin Hawaiian for grumpy), not very proactive when it comes to customer service. Almost seem kinda annoyed at customers. I don't know how many times I've walked by an employee w/o being acknowledged or asked if I needed help with anything. When I do need help I always end up, 1. trying to find someone in that department and 2. asking for help. It's not to say they don't help, you just have to ask. Years of this I've kinda grown accustomed to hardware store customer service being this way. Never rude, more ignored and not engaging. This also taught me to be somewhat independent and resourceful, pretty much knowing the layout and aisles to find what I need. Then one post Thanksgiving day I stop by the Lowes in Lacey while visiting family to pick up some stuff to fix stuff around my mom's house. Through out my entire visit to that store I swear I didn't walk past one employee w/o a greeting or being asked if I need any help finding anything or what not. In all my years I don't think I've ever had this kinda customer service from a hardware store EVER! Normally they don't say anything as I walk by, in some instances they kinda walk the other way or avoid eye contact. Not this Lowes, I was greeted, smiled at, talked to. I almost didn't know what was going on. Now I don't know if it's like that all the time at this particular Lowes , but I say this with the utmost sincerity, this was the most nicest, helpful, pleasant experience in a hardware store I have ever had! Goodness, if they are like this all the time it would almost be worth that two hour commute just to shop there from my house...almost. And to top it off, I found everything I needed. As for customer service from this particular visit, 5-star!

    I have an issue with this store's security department. Mainly the woman who works security. While I…read moreunderstand that we have an issue with people stealing in our city lately, I believe it should be directed towards people actually stealing. Not people paying more than $400 in a single transaction like I was. While at self check out and while being helped by 2 employees already helping me scan items, this store's security woman decided to come supervise and force them to rescan nearly all of my items, because apparently she felt like I fit the description of somebody who might steal. When she figured out that I had already scanned all the items correctly, I did not receive an apology, not even a smile from her.She looked me up and down and proceeded to scoff at me while walking past. I requested to speak to management but they did not have a manager on duty that evening, which I find odd. I spoke to the head cashier who was not helpful at all. I think she managed to squeeze out an i'm sorry one time. Despite having many items to load into my vehicle and being asked if I needed help and agreeing, i did not receive the help promised and had to struggle with three cart loads out to my vehicle, alone. What kind of customer service is that?! Very rude indeed. Next time maybe they should center their security around people actually stealing not people who are actually paying.

    Quilters Connection - homeappliancerepair - Updated August 2026

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