HOME DEPOT

They should have better scheduling. It took a long time to get it scheduled and get it done.

They were here May 11th of 2016. The experience was good.

The installers arrived on time and completed work in a timely manner. After install was completed decorative grids on the inside of the windows were found to be uneven which required 3 of the windows to be reordered and replaced a second time. I obtained several estimates before deciding on home depot. Home Depot was the highest priced but I went with them because I believed that the windows would be high quality and energy efficient. I am very disappointed. With the cold temps we have had recently I can feel a considerable amount of cold coming from the windows. I have ugly thermal curtains up which I was hoping I would be able to remove after installing energy efficient windows, this will never happen because these windows do not keep the cold out. After I complained about the cold coming off the windows I was told that the reason I have cold coming in is because I have a slab foundation and the cold is emanating from my foundation. Also disappointed with the trim around the outside of the windows. Pieces are overlapping,does not look professional in my opinion. I Paid way too much money to be having these types of quality issues. Home Depot will never replace any of my windows again. I also attempted to put up a public review on the Home Depot web site, with photos, but a link is required to do so. after complaining that I was unable to excess the public review site I still do not have a link.

They were pretty good. The man that put the flooring did well. When I had some problems the installers came back and fixed it. I didn't have much contact with them because they did it while I was a work but they were fine.

Customer service at this location was great. Everyone was friendly and efficient. An employee came out to help us load our vehicle. Nothing to complain about at the Brookpark Home Depot location.

The installer arrived promptly and was courteous and professional, and fairly quick. He cleaned up nicely and I can't think of any negatives, though I am not hard to please. I would certainly recommend them to my friends or relatives. This is the second time we've used them for carpeting and will use them again for the bedrooms when we're ready.

Made an appointment during the Home and Garden Show. Forgot about it. Dale showed up on 2/19 He was very thorough and informative. Quoted 3 prices based on 2 grades of shingles and different craftsmanship warrenties Price Material Craftsmanship $12,101 25 yr 10 yr $12,119 25 yr 20 yr $12,727 50 yr 25 yr Quoted $2,474 for gutters and $715 to completely protect the rake. Financing Available Had a less than stellar experience with them when they installed my water heater.

They are so friendly and personable they go above and beyond every step of the way. Every detail was handled meticulously, I was able to track my order very easily every step of the way. They allure ultra was the floor we got and it's a floating floor its excellent, the personnel was great that they sent out, they even had a supervisor making sure everything things were going properly. I will use them again for home improvements. I went to an actual flooring store and they were not as knowledgeable as the home depot.

She was super and always available. She was socialable and helpful with us in making all decisions.

The Home Depot located at 26241 Brookpark Road, North Olmsted, Ohio, 44070 was contracted to do an extensive remodel of the kitchen and bathroom in a home which totaled approximately $49,000 and nine months to complete. I started the remodel with three goals in mind. The first was to be fully handicap accessible, the second easy to clean and the third to have the same components in both the kitchen and bathroom for design continuity in a small house. Overall the staff was not informed enough about their products to make reliable recommendations resulting in multiple design errors. The final, signed off plans for these two rooms could not be executed during construction. Examples include: and middot; Selling a molded, one piece Staron bathroom sink and countertop which was to extend over the newly installed cabinets and toilet. After the cabinets were installed the Staron representative came to measure the countertop. We were informed the countertop could not extend over the toilet without a complete release of liability. The North Olmsted Home Depot store designer stated our plans included a hinge between the sink and the toilet and showed me adulterated final plans. I pointed out that my signed off final plans did not show the hinge and that she herself at risk of fraud and termination. Furthermore, the only molded sinks available could not fit the small vanity and cabinet that had been installed. As it turned out there was only one sink in the entire Home Depot catalog small enough to fit our cabinet and we were stuck with it. In addition, the countertops in the kitchen and bathroom were designed to be identical. They are not. The kitchen has the Staron molded sink/countertop, the bathroom has the Staron countertop and the only drop-in sink that fit. and middot; The design of the bathroom sink wall had to change to accommodate the substitute sink. The cabinets were installed, the drywall up and an electrician paid to run the wiring to the light above the mirror. The mirror was to be placed low so my elderly father could sit and shave. Unfortunately with the unplanned elevation of the new sink the faucets would bump into it. Home Depot suggested putting in a different faucet. I pointed out that it would not then match all the other fixtures in the kitchen and bath (at that point I was still striving for design continuity in my home). Then Home Depot suggested the faucets be placed next to the sink instead of in their usual position behind the sink. I refused such an unorthodox plan so a second demolition occurred in the bathroom to raise the light fixture high enough so the sink, faucets and mirror all fit. I had paid an electrical contractor to do the bathroom lighting. The wiring for the lights were moved by the carpentry contractors. and middot; The refrigerator didn’t fit. I purchased a white LG refrigerator, stove, dishwasher and microwave to match my brand new white LG washer and dryer. This was important because my washer and dryer are in my kitchen. One of the carpenters discovered the refrigerator did not fit into the space designed for it without overhanging several inches into the doorway. The subcontractor hired by Home Depot to do the installation, informed me the plans showed that the refrigerator hung out into the doorway, that our old refrigerator also partially blocked the doorway and that it was my customer preference that the new refrigerator extended into the entryway. We had to go back to pre-demolition photos taken by Home Depot to prove to them that the old refrigerator did not obstruct the entry for a wheelchair. Home Depot informed me I needed a countertop size refrigerator requiring I change my appliances to stainless steel as LG did not make a white countertop depth refrigerator. My appliances no longer match. The new appliances arrived. The refrigerator was too tall to fit under the cabinets installed above the refrigerator and too tight to fit next to the cabinet. Two cabinets had to be torn out and re-ordered. The cabinet above the refrigerator is now tall, thin cabinet now tipped on its side so that the door opens from the bottom up instead of from side to side. The side cabinet does not touch the refrigerator as planned and there is a convenient spot for food to fall while cooking that cannot be retrieved without pulling out the refrigerator from the wall. and middot; The brand new bathroom ceiling cracked. The repair was to put silicone putty in the crack. I protested and the ceiling was repaired with plaster-mud, badly. The defect in the newly constructed ceiling is obvious. and middot; For brevity I will allow the reader to imagine the difficulties with leaking faucets, having repainting done following the second demolitions, cabinet pulls being placed in the wrong locations requiring new doors to be ordered, etc. and middot; I complained to the store manager on multiple occasions. At the end of the construction we met and I told him I wanted the contractor’s fee back as I had to call all the subcontractors myself and that the design was so flawed I only achieved one of my three stated objectives, namely a remodel that was fully handicap accessible. I told the store manager thought the individual products sold were good. I personally liked the individual contractors that came to the house to do the labor and told the store manager I thought they should be paid. Lastly, I told the store manager I wanted to be fair to Home Depot in my compensation request. I request was for a $2000.00 refund which he cheerfully shook my hand declaring I was more reasonable than most other customers in this situation. Then the money never came. I called the store multiple times but the manager was never in a position to come to the phone. I went to the store on several occasions but I was told he was not available to speak with me. On one trip to the store he was there and I stated I would wait at the customer service counter for him. I waited and waited and waited. I pulled a stool over from the paint department to sit while a waited even longer. I greeted customers as they passed by but this still did not bring the store manager. Finally, approximately 45 minutes later he showed up to tell me the money wasn’t yet available. A store clerk gave me a tip to call corporate customer care. and middot; Multiple phone calls and emails transpired with the Corporate Customer Care department. I requested the name of the store’s district manager to put in a personal complaint against him to his supervisor when reimbursement was completed. I was told a gift card in the amount of $500 would come to recompense for the delay in the $2000.00 compensation and the store would give it to me when I picked up the check. I told Customer Care that I should have litigated as $500.00 gift card didn’t address the poor customer relations. In October, 8 months after construction began and 3 months after it ended I picked up a check for $2000 and was told by the store that my gift card would be sent by the corporate office. No gift card. I called corporate. I was told that if I complained to the district manager the store manager may then act. I informed Corporate Care that their annual report and prospectus cites good customer relations was one of their core values and this was not in conformance with their stated values. In addition, I told the Corporate Care representative that a failure to succeed in customer relations could hurt the North Olmsted store’s profit/loss balances in the long run more than a gift card of any amount. It took another communication with the corporate office to get the gift card promised. On October 29, 2012 I a gift card for $250.00 would arrive by US mail to finally complete a contract initiated in January 2012. This remodel was very expensive and was not what I wanted. Furthermore, I was lied to, treated rudely, disregarded, and had to be on guard for attempts to defraud me. Delays in construction and unexpected revisions were the norm. Compensation was delayed and only awarded after contacting corporate headquarters on many occasions. And for all this, expect a gift card for half the amount promised while maintaining good customer relations dictated an amount far more. Do not try to be fair with the corporation as I did because they will not be fair to you as a customer. I sincerely hope that placing this complaint in the public domain shatters the brand image of Home Depot to all its readers and that it serves to dissuade you from spending your hard earned dollars with this corporation.

They are pretty good. They have different people do the installation so you don't know who you are going to get. The guy that did the installation was real good. He came in, did the work and got it done. He was punctual and good. I would use them again.

The price was actually $16000, and they said there was a discount and it would be $14000. Going through the other bids I found that I could have the roof replaced for that. They seemed to know about roofing, but they just charged too much. They were very responsive.

I stopped by Home Depot, made an appoint within a few days, met with the constactor and talked about project. Contractor was very professional, well prepared for our meeting and had the estimate to me within two days. It was not the highest or lowest bid, and everything about our meeting left me with a very positive feeling about the company's work. .

He did a good job. He does good work. He does work for four Home Depot stores. He came out the following day for measurements and had the doors come in within a week. I was satisfied with the installation. The contractor knew what he was doing and did an excellent job on it. He did everything the way it needed to be done. He showed up when he said he would and he cleaned everything up. The quality of the doors was good. He told me that I should paint the wood trim on the outside of the door because I was going to have problems painting around it after he put in the storm door and I would always end up getting paint on it. He installed the door on Wednesday and told me that he could come back on Thursday morning to install the storm door so that I would get time to have the door painted. I got some paint and painted the outside and he came in the next day and put in the storm door. His professionalism was very good. I am trying to get his name so that my girlfriend could ask him to do the installation when she gets a door.

They tore off the old roof and did repairs on the existing plywood that was under the old roof. Then they put on a new roof. The workers were professional and did what they said they were going to do. They did a good job of cleanup and carrying out the job according to what was in the contract. I thought the price was right and they did, seemingly, a quality job.

The job went good. They were quick. They cleaned up the carpet after installing it and it looked nice. I would use them again in the future too.

Their service was good. The quality of their work was very good and I did not have any problems. Their price was the best. I would recommend them to my friends and family members.

when i ordered the door the first time the manufacturer made a mistake- kristen at HD called me right away and gave me a more expensive door from another company at the same price. even though it wasnt their fault they were extremely attentive and did everything they could to fi the situation. this is the farthest HD from my home but the only one i will go to from now on. In all departments their employees actually know what their talking about. with other home depots i have had to ask other customers for advice and fight when something went wrong with an order. this is the only HD that I have been to that is actually service oriented.

I was very satisfied with the doors, we have had no problem with them. They came out very quickly to install them. Their salesperson was excellent to work with.

The man who helped us knew what he was talking about, he cleared up what type of water heater we needed so we bought the right product.

The work was so-so, overall I probably wouldn't use them again.

Went great. We are very happy with how it looks. Job well done.

Great service and help in the store. Order came in quickly and on time. Installer was neat and clean. Recommend service to everyone. Don't like the return policy.

WE HAD TO PAY FOR THEM UP FRONT. IT TOOK OVER 2 MONTHS FOR THEM TO FINISH THE JOB. THE INSTALLER CAME OUT AND INSTALLED 2 SCREEN DOORS. THE INSTALLER PUT THE BACK DOOR ON IMPROPERLY. IT WAS SO BADLY INSTALLED, THAT HE HAD TO GO GET NEW DOORS TO INSTALL. WHEN HE CAME BACK TO INSTALL THE DOORS, HE END UP DAMAGING THE DOORS AND THE NEW SIDING ON MY HOUSE. I WILL NEVER USE AN INSTALLER FROM HOME DEPOT AGAIN.

THEY DID A GOOD JOB AND CLEANED UP. EVERYTHING LOOKS NICE AND WORKS LIKE IT SHOULD.