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The Home Depot

2.4 (163 reviews)
Open • 6:00 am - 10:00 pm

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Vicky L.

We came here all the way from Auburn for a specific item and their inventory was off. We asked for help from an employee name Steve O. And he was very on top of being there for us: he contacted different stores to make sure we were good and had the items we needed before heading there and he was probably the most helpful employee we have ever encountered at any Home Depot and we have gone to many. It was very much appreciated. Please give him a raise.

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Katherine G.

I had a great experience at Home Depot. It was a bad day. I'd been sent three times for the same items. CASSIE & KRISTINE, took care of everything for me. They helped me find what I was looking for and were super professiinal. They turnrd my bad day, into a good day. Theu made me feel imporysnt to thrm I'll shop here again, because these two woman really care about the customer. They cared about me.

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Leo G.

This place is a hot mess with just poor customer service. No one communicates with what is on stock, or they know what's going on. No one wants to help, and no one around if you have questions. Bad experience in general.

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Andrea M.

I ordered a couple of lamps from this location and after a slight mistake on my part I was able to call the store and had it brought to my car. The associate was very friendly and helpful. I will definitely return.

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Everyone I have dealt with here has been great and I have been shopping there for 10 years, I was shocked to see the low star rating.

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I think there comes a point in any interaction with staff that it's important to reflect. As a…read morenewish yelper I wrote a pretty brutal review for this ACE location. Part of it was the experience I received and the other part was the experience that I perceived. I think that it takes vulnerability to admin when one was wrong and that is what I am doing in this review. Upon reflection, I was not aware that one person had to man the counter for safety. Therefore, walking me or showing me where something was wasn't them being rude but them being safe. I also wasn't aware of the high crime rate around that strip mall. I was aware of lakecity crime but thought there were pockets which were around 125th. Having examined any of my biases I returned multiple times and received GREAT service. Mike, the GM walked me to get screws today and helped me find the perfect size. His son, helped me find paint and explained the primer process on a project, and the manager helped me select various tool options for another project. I truly support ACE stores and the hard working staff that work there. I hope that my review can offset my previous reviews and the other 1 star ones. Also, the store is very clean and it's always a great value.

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