The Home Depot

Where do I begin, 1^st they only have one register open during the busiest time of the day. And on top of that there’s 10 – 15 workers walking around who don’t know shit about where they work, f’n ridiculous! I’ve never seen such a lazy worthless group of people in my life! How they have jobs is beyond me!

I love this place ! Everyone here is willing to help you unlike some other HD’s where they disappear if you seem to be wanting assistance.
The aisle are for the most part, clear. Things are well marked and stocked in a fashion that makes sense.
Its conveniently located next to my gym and adjacent to a supermarket so the location works for me.

Home Depot. The Good, the Bad and the Ugly. I hate to give them 3 stars, because I think as an employer they suck. If you’ve met anyone who works there you know what I mean. And, I guess I’m pissed off at HD because of all the little hardware stores they put out of business. Therefore I used the little hardware stores as much as possible (Hills in Ridley is my favorite) but sometimes you just gotta go here.
OK. Having said that — my visit to HD yesterday (Ridley) I had two EXEMPLARY experiences. Bill in Flooring — wow — and Diane in Paint. Small purchases each one, but the personal attention — I couldn’t have asked for more. This store seems to be managed OK. I found everything I was looking for, they had a great selection too.
I would write HD and tout these folks, but I wouldn’t want to put a target on their backs from management.

The best part of this Home Depot is that it’s located in a great area and is convenient for me to get to. Other than that, it’s totally just a normal, run of the mill Home Depot. Nothing special, nothing awful.

This Home depot is like all the other Home Depots. So if you were in one Home Depot, you have been in all Home Depot. But this Home Depot is nice, quiet, and clean. Like I said they’re all the same to me. Best thing about Home Depots, they give give out all kinds of discounts, including military discounts. Unlike Lowes, the Home Depot wanna be. They’ve never even heard of the word discounts.

This Home Depot is the pits. It is the closest to my house so I am there often and it seems like important things in the store are always broken and the management seems not to care. They also consistently flout the credit card company regulations and insist on seeing ID when paying by credit card even when the card is signed. I do not have a problem showing ID, but I do have a problem being strong armed into doing it when it is not allowed.
The store just can not seem to keep the doors or check out registers working. Just about every time I am there more than one of the self-​checkout registers is down — yesterday 3 of 4 were down. You would think that they would open an extra register or two, but no. In fact no dedicated registers were open — the only register open was the one in the self check out area. Needless to say there was a pretty decent line. If this were a 1 time event I’d write it off, but it happens just about all of the time. The store manager or head cashier could open another register if they actually cared. Top it off with 4 additional employees standing there doing little to nothing. Customer service here is terrible — they could not make it more clear that they just do not care.
Other Home Depots in the area are far better, but I really wish that Lowes would open a store!

«I was at the Home Depot the other day except I live in an apartment. There should be an Apartment Depot. Apartment Depot would just be an empty warehouse, with a bunch of people walking around saying, «I ain’t gotta fix shit!» «- Mitch Hedberg
Having been an apartment dweller, I always found that little bit to be really hilarious. I laughed and laughed until I stopped, shouting, «Its funny cause its true!»
Gentle readers, writing now as a homeowner, the laughing has stopped, and Ive been forced (repeatedly) to enter the testosterone filled warehouse, to buy things, in order to, «fix shit».
Home Depot has yet to let me down. Tons of choices, knowledgeable and friendly associates, decent seeming prices… its been a godsend. Its also very close to my new home, so close that I’m often still all angry and bleeding when I get there, from whatever tragedy has befallen my home and I.
Home Depot loses 2 stars for putting the mom and pop places out of business. (shut up! I know I’m part of the problem, but this is the way big business works!) However, it gained 1 star back for providing me with popcorn on customer appreciation day.
As I sit here, in my sparse new living room, computer on the floor, keyboard on one knee, mouse pad on the other, I can say I really appreciate what Home Depot has provided me, in getting me to.*POOF* -…well there goes the light. Guess where I have to go tomorrow?

Very conveniently located Home Depot, barely a mile from the Blue Route. As Home Depots go, sort of «meh…» but it carries the essentials and then some.
Oh yes, something peculiar about this location versus other Home Depots… The employees smile!