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    Ridout Lumber Company

    2.8 (5 reviews)
    Closed • 8:30 am - 5:00 pm
    Updated 1 month ago

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    Lowe's Home Improvement

    Lowe's Home Improvement

    (17 reviews)

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    I had an outstanding experience at the Lowe's in Conway! The gentleman in the tools department was…read moreincredibly helpful. I couldn't even name the tool I needed for my drill to restore a beautiful flea-market bowl, but he stayed with me, listened to my project, and helped me find exactly what I needed. I'm so grateful for the 15 minutes he spent guiding me through. Then, in the paint department, another gentleman was just as fantastic--he quickly got me the paint samples I needed in no time. Thanks to them, I was on my way home to craft and restore my bowl! I truly appreciate their attentive, knowledgeable service. Five stars for making my hobby projects a success!

    1 Star -- At This Point, It Should Be Spelled "BLOWE'S"…read more My husband and I walked into the Conway Lowe's at around 8:00 in the morning ready to buy a washer and dryer. We have always been big Lowe's fans -- or at least we USED to be. The experience started off strangely before we even made it to appliances. My husband has IBS and urgently needed the restroom. There are only two stalls in the men's bathroom, yet there were THREE gentlemen in there, and they remained in there for an unusually long time. My husband eventually had to leave because he simply couldn't wait. Then we headed over to appliances. We were specifically looking at scratch-and-dent appliances because we happen to believe there's absolutely nothing wrong with saving money where you can. We have money. We just prefer spending it on things that actually matter instead of wasting it on first-world shit when a perfectly good appliance with a scratch or dent will wash the exact same clothes. The gentleman in appliances appeared much more interested in Facebook than helping us, so I finally approached another employee and asked for assistance. His first response was: "Well, I don't work in appliances." Then he followed it up by telling us: "This is the Sanford and Son section." I'm still not entirely sure what that was supposed to mean. I'm guessing he was referring to the scratch-and-dent appliances, but regardless, it came across as incredibly condescending. Then came the giggling and laughing. Here's the thing: we weren't asking anybody for a handout. We were trying to GIVE Lowe's our money. Choosing to buy scratch-and-dent doesn't mean someone can't afford something new. Sometimes it means they've figured out that paying hundreds of extra dollars because the side of a washing machine is cosmetically perfect is ridiculous. Good customer service would have taken about 30 seconds: "I don't work in appliances, but let me find someone who does." Instead, we walked into Lowe's as longtime customers ready to purchase two appliances and walked out feeling like employees were more interested in Facebook, jokes, and judging which section we were shopping in than actually helping us. So maybe we've been spelling the name wrong all these years. Apparently there's supposed to be a B in front of it. BLOWE'S. Do better, Conway Lowe's.

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