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2.2 (69 reviews)
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I won't even give them one star after my dealing with them. I had to put a star in order to post this review. Let me tell you our story. We are both retired living on a fixed income and my Husband is a disabled Veteran. Yes they did give us the Military Discount. We have lived in our house for over 34 years and our sump Pump had lasted us at least 30 years. We had to buy a new Sump Pump and went to Home Depot and bought a Everbilt Pedestal Sump Pump which we were told was the best (not). We had this Sump Pump for a little over 3 years and it stopped working so we had to buy another Sump Pump. When we took this Everbilt out the plastic on the bottom was broken , it looked like they over torued the screws. So we went back to Home Depot and got another the same one again because it was suppose to be the best (not). this one only lasted 7 months. When we took it out guess what the very same problem. We had a warranty and when we took both back to Home Depot they said we have a 90 day return policy and wouldn't refund our money even when we showed them it was a manufacturing defect. They told us they would exchange it and give us another Sump Pump. I ask why would I take another bad Pump that they wouldn't stand up. I told them we already had paid to have a new one put in. Then they told us to call the number on their warranty Policy. When I returned home I call Everbilt and got a smart ass that said they would send us another plastic part to replace the two that went bad due to over torqued. I told him we already bought a different Pump and paid to have it installed. He said all he could do is send another plastic part. I ask to talk to his boss and he said his boss didn't take calls. The next thing I did was called the number on the warranty shit the gal at Home Depot gave me. The gentlemen I talked was very nice. I gave him the model number and he told that his company didn't make that sump Pump. That Home Depot pays Everbilt to make that Sump Pump for Home Depot. He said he was very sorry and that if his company had made them he would be happy to refund our money. Then he ask for our address and when I ask why he wanted it he said he would like send us one of his Sump Pumps. I said I just bought and paid to have a new one install and he said just save it for a back up. So to sum it up we have been going to Home Depot and have never returned anything. We have bought a Washer and Dryer a fridge and a lot more but after Home Depot sticking it to us we won't step foot inside that store again. All I can say is buyer beware if you shop a Home Depot because like us you could be out a lot of money. Home Depot wouldn't even admit this Garbage was made especially for Home Depot. That's why I wouldn't give them even one star. B .V.

The store from my Tahoe, right after my second horrid expense in a many weeks.
Thomas C.

Racist/ biased profiling at its worst! I am a 6'7" 250lb native male. And every time I walk in these stores I'm followed by multiple employees, especially if I'm in the tool section, looking for my next purchase! Tonight was the that straw! This is the last time that I will go into these stores. I've been in construction for 20 years now and I cannot even imagine how much I've spent in this 20 years in tools, not to mention the materials I've paid for in behalf of my customers. Tonight I walk in fully intent on finding the next tool for my ever growing business tool selection, and a usual I start to notice just moments after I enter that almost 8 different employees start to gather around the tool section that in in. Growing up in spokane in all aware of the underlying facial bias towards me, especially given my size. I've done my best to try to ignore it the majority of the time, but this is the second time in 2 weeks that my experience was a glaring example that how I look is much more important to the employees here than the business I have brought over the years. After trying to ignore them watching my every move I finally select my new skillsaw, since the last one skills aware, bought was a left handed tool and I didn't find that out until I had already arrived at my Hobson and I needed to work more than I needed to waste another hour off the clock returning it and trying to find the correct tool. As I grabbed the tool and started walking 2.5 steps towards the pro desk, where I make all of my purchases, I was stopped by one of the 8 employees who were all watching/ not watching me. He told me that I needed to bring it to the bone pro desk to purchase the tool. I told him: I purchase tools here all the time and I've never I've been told that! He then doubled down and tried to tell me it was their new policy. Just 2 weeks earlier my sister had to drive me to home depot in my truck to help me return materials from a different job. My brother and his employee helped load it into my truck for me, as I had surgery on my ankle the day prior. This time I was given nothing but a negative attitude from two of the older employees in the return section, telling me the bags were damaged from the rain. To be fair the younger female actually checking me out was great. I informed the older lady that the bags were covered under the 4x8 melamine sheets, and that it was not raining when we left the house. Further more that I could not predict the Waltheweather actually enough to know I needed to wrap them in plastic. It only trained for 5 minutes of the 20 minute drive that entire day. After nothing but more attitude from her I asked for the manager, she said she was one, so I asked for her manager. The guy that showed up was very suspicious of me. Again I am a 6'7" 250lb native male, and given the surgery I was in one of their disabled go carts. After I noticed the male managers suspicious I mentioned that I was not happy with how I was being treated, like I was trying to steal from them, when all I was doing was returning in used materials as I've done thousands of times before. Through our talk I mentioned my business account, the work I'vedone over the years and the amount of business the other company I work for does with them. Only then did his attitude start to change. Tonight however, there was no such task with a manager, only suspicions and profiling. Honestly in my experience here in spokane they should be looking at ragged looking white males if they are looking for shop lifters. We all know what a meth has looks like, and I am not that. I am a clean cut male, in new clothes, all be it they are a bit big due to it being impossible to find clothes that fit me correctly, but that is a different battle that I struggle with in a daily. I am sick of spending tens of thousands in tools and 100 in materials each year at a business that looks at me as a their the very second I walk in! Peace out, I know of another business across the street who sells building materials, another tool supplier who sells Milwaukee tools. You will not get a done from me nor any of my customers ever again. I didn't have yelp before this experience. It was so horrid and ugly, from the who knows how many times in my life that it made me finally get this app to give full account of my last 2 experiences in the past 2 weeks.

Guess where I am! Hahahahahahahaa!
Ethan G.

For years I spent an average of $45k a year here.... Never shopped at lowes.... Always home depot.... Last year my wife said lets try Lowes. Now we spend 70% of our money at lowes. They both carry the same stuff within 80 percent. But the product knowledge at Lowes seems much higher, friendlier staff, and prices are usually better. I'm not saying there is something wrong with Home Depot. I'm still there 3 times a week average! I just pick and choose depending on what projects I am working on. Home depot i've noticed is more geared for contractors, and Lowes is more geared for consumer. I'm both, and I've done enough home work to know where to go for what. For consumer single item stuff, Lowes is usually cheaper. For larger quantity stuff, Home depot gets the trophy. I'm not saying there is anything wrong with Home Depot. Like I said, I'm there ALOT... just depends on my need.

Safety first!!
Winnie P.

Ordered online and used the pick up instore option and received the item sooner than expected. We are so tired of using the gas snowblowers because it's difficult to start/use and i hate smelling like gasoline after every use. We decided to buy a battery operated one for the ease and convenience. Luckily they had this one on sale and for 1" less, the battery lasted twice as long!! Super easy to assemble and it is extremely lightweight at only 35lbs. Unlike the gas snowblower, I can easily carry/transport around without help. Now we are ready for winter and I can't wait to try it out!! Easy to order online, friendly staff at pick up. Thanks again Home Depot for a great buying experience

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