4/5 Emily G. 1 year ago on Google
TLDR:
Despite
the
snafu
that
wasn't
technically
Ashley
Furniture's
fault,
salespeople
Wayne
Eddie,
Ali,
and
Abraham
were
helpful
in
getting
us
into
our
new
home
with
a
beautiful/comfortable
couch.
However,
the
new
couch
sold
to
us
had
a
small
tear
upon
delivery
and
it
has
taken
3
months
to
get
it
fixed.
We
believe
the
repair
people
are
outsourced
by
Ashley
and
it
is
a
pain
to
wait
months
for
a
repair
on
a
couch
we
paid
thousands
for.
---
In
the
early
fall,
my
partner
and
I
bought
a
2
piece
sectional
for
our
first
apartment
together.
It
was
large
so
we,
out
of
precaution,
contacted
our
leasing
agent
to
confirm
it
would
fit
in
their
noticeably
small
freight
elevator.
We
even
provided
dimensions.
We
were
assured
it
would
fit.
When
delivery
day
came
a
month
later,
it
-
surprise
surprise
-
did
not
fit.
We
contacted
customer
service
and
they
were
understanding.
We
knew
we
now
needed
a
3-piece
couch
to
fit
in
the
elevator.
The
next
day,
we
picked
out
another
couch
which
was
ready
for
delivery
within
just
a
couple
of
days.
The
new
movers
came,
picked
up
the
old
pieces
that
the
original
movers
had
left
(for
reasons
unbeknownst
to
us),
and
delivered
the
new
couch.
The
new
couch
was
a
tad
more
expensive
but
we
were
able
to
apply
the
cost
of
the
old
couch
(plus
the
taxes,
delivery
fees,
etc)
to
the
new
one
and
just
paid
the
MSRP
difference.
The
reason
this
isn't
a
5-star
review
is
because
the
new
couch
was
delivered
with
a
quarter
size
hole
on
one
of
the
corners
and
we
officially
reported
it
within
the
first
few
days
of
owning.
It
has
now
taken
more
than
3
months
to
get
it
repaired
(and
it's
still
not
done)
because
it
appears
Ashley
furniture
outsources
their
repair
services,
and
the
repair
technician
has
canceled
without
prior
warning
2/3
times
-
our
window
came
and
went
without
clarity.
We
just
want
our
couch
repaired
as
we
were
promised
before
it's
no
longer
under
warranty.
The
repair
system
sounds
nice
when
they
sell
you
the
furniture
but
good
luck
getting
the
follow
through.