The Home Depot

Look elsewhere for granite and quartz countertops. They are overpriced and do not give you an accurate timeline… ordered my countertops in December and still waiting for an installation date. It will probably be sometime in March. My contractor is going to have to leave to do another job and come back after the installation. We were told at time of purchase that it would be 4 weeks to get them installed. If I could cancel and get my money back, I definitely would. Got a call from «Kelly» today and she was very curt. Considering the amount of money I spent, I expected better service.

Not a bad store. They had Gorilla Tape which came in extremely handy for a minor car repair until I could get it into the shop. Didn’t interact with the staff, as I used the self-​checkout.

Pretty good Home Depot location. Very convenient, although this store is not super large so the variety of product is adequate, but not amazing.
Great outdoor, garden center. Love all the plant variety and also variety of accessory items, although I do wish the store was a bit bigger so they could have a larger selection.
It can be a itsy bit difficult to find someone to help you find something, but when you do, they’re super helpful and will take you to exactly what you need and won’t leave until they’re sure you have what you need.
Prices are alright. There seems to be a variety of similar products with a range of prices. Very nice for the budget conscious.
The holiday decorations are great! Wonderful selection and great items at good prices!
I love the pet beds that I purchased, and so do my dogs. They’re super soft, AKC brand beds. Extra large beds were only $ 22 a piece! Great find!
LOVE the marked down, clearance wood bin! Great for experimental DIY projects!
I’ll be back indefinitely.

We shop at this Home Depot just about weekly and have for a few years. They almost always have what I need, and I’ve seen many of the same people there for a very long time. I think their prices are decent, items are easy to return, the tool rental place is very handy, and I overall like the store quite a bit, but I’ve never used any of their installation services (my mom had a problem with their kitchen counter tops not being up to par, and to this days she has a problem shopping at HD because of this).
I would have given this HD a better rating for just house supplies, but I feel as if I’ve been steered off the path during a fewrepairs when employees answered questions of mine that I end up realizing they didn’t know what the heck they were talking about. Case in point: We had glazed saltillo tile throughout our house, and we wanted to pull the carpet out of our kitchen and replace with similar tile. They didn’t have glazed in stock, and the HD employee said that the unglazed is cheaper and after it’s sealed, there is no difference in the way they wear. Man, was he wrong, and we ended up tearing it out after a couple frustrating years of stripping and resealing. You need to know who’s reliable for asking questions to — there is a great plumber and eletrical resource there, and I wish I could give your their names to point you in the right direction, but I know their faces and seek them out for questions. Everyone else, I now take their advice with two bags of salt.

It’s a home depot, whaddya expect?
Pros:
1) You can probably find what you need, no matter how obscure
2) Right off broadway
Cons:
1) Not many around, so on the weekends this joint is crammed with people

Starting out I’m already biased between lowes and Home Depot. Unfortunately, lowes doesn’t rent so I already had to go to Home Depot.
Renting and returning tools on weekends you can understand a wait and I prepared myself for about 30 min, but this particular Home Depot prepare to waste an hour and a half waiting just to return a tool.
Honestly, had I known it would have taken this long I might have just bought a jack hammer.

As a company, Home Depot is decent. In my experience, when you move into a town, it is best to go to both Home Depot and Lowes and determine which store is better managed and stocked.
When I moved to Edmond, I lived nearer to Lowes, so I went there. I am very pleased. When I went to Home Depot, it was nightmarish.
We ordered floor tiles from Home Depot, given the price and selection. On many occasions when we went into the store to retrieve them, personnel were difficult to find and not customer oriented. Often, they gave us fewer tiles than we ordered, and we had to go through the folks at the front of the store to get things worked out. Everything there seems to be a bureaucratic mess, with too many process steps and too much time spent (and wasted).
My true disdain for this store came about when we replaced the shower in our home. At the beginning of this process, Home Depot staff came in to our house, tore up our carpet, and prepared to put down tile. They then let us know that our shower pan had a leak and that would be a lot of extra work. That is surely not their fault. When we called them to schedule, they said it was too little of a job and they would charge us too much (their words) and that we should have someone else do our shower. So, we had a bathroom torn up, the toilet placed in the tub, and they essentially said «too bad, get someone else to help you.» This took an inordinate number of phone calls to work out. On several occasions (more than I can count) we called, Home Depot staff said they would call back, and then they did not. I find this unacceptable. What we found very frustrating was that one of the Home Depot contractors said he could do the job for us, but Home Depot would not let him given that doing so under his own name would conflict with Home Depot’s business — a business that refused to do the work for us (!)
We were finally able to find someone to do the work and our bathroom is now back to normal. If we have a choice, we will not do business with this Home Depot again.

I do not think you can go wrong at the Home Depot. It is everything to get your project done!