On May 4th at 0900. I CAME TO BUY CARPET FOR MY BASEMENT. While looking through the carpet brackets a unsecured carpet bracket, fell on my foot at full force. The employee standing by me laughed as I was in agony. He called another employee to hurry up and remove the pieces away. No one offered me a seat. They told me to stand an wait for a manager after a bracket fell on my foot! The manager gave me his card and said he would make a claim with a company called Sedgwick. My foot is swollen 😫. I have to take time off work now. I'm a nurse I can't work on a swollen foot! THANKS HOME DEPOT!

Unfortunately I think the issue is that working at Home Depot kinda sucks. This store is awful. Last visit every single employee was on their phone. I am not exaggerating. Every single employee that I saw was sitting in front of items on their phone, walking with their phone, or leaned over their phone at the register. At the same time they are ignoring customers and generally being in the way. The plumbing aisle seems to have a permanent human fixture that sits in front of the plumbing, offers no help, and when asked for help, will provide none. It’s amazing how this store even functions. If there wasn’t a self checkout no one would be able to buy anything. This is a review written after not writing one the last 20 times of going here seeing the same thing. I think it’s time to give up on Severance and level the whole thing.

Can’t use the isles in the mornings when we are trying to get material for jobs. This is apparently when they do the restocking. Bad for business and customer service. This should be done at a later time like at night. Ok back then next day and guess what same thing and it’s almost lunch time

Way to go Home Depot! Botched delivery of new fridge and, wait for it, didn’t move old fridge back. Classy.

Big box hardware. Who doesn't shop here. Some folks are friendly and knowledgeable, most are not. Have to carefully pick through lumber as much of it is irregular, knotty or just damaged. Do not place lumber order and allow them to load! You will get whatever is on top of the pile. Today's experience was irritating. Went to self check out, microfiber cloths pack display said new low price 9.98. of course, it rang up full price 12.98. asked the lady at the self check out and she literally said "you must have read the display wrong" . " No ma'am, I did not it clearly says$9.98. Her reply " well what do you want me to do about it? I'm sure you have the wrong display". Sigh... I guess it is probably an unpleasant place to work. A very friendly 20 year old then went and verified I was correct. Thanks to the friendly young worker!

They let me bring my dog and he loves it! I get most of my home goods from there and usually at a fair and comparable price. I love the home depot brands for household cleaners and such, I always save! Its always clean and theres always someone to help. I am there every summer almost every day for my garden and supplies. Pricing on flowers is awesome and at the end of the year you can score beautiful rosebushes and other plants at amazing prices. I also love going for holiday decor and yard decor as well. Online ordering is also super fast and easy!

Customer Service really leaves alot to be desired. Needed a sawzall blade but couldn't figure out which one for 5/8" steel rods, assistance was called for and I ended up standing and waiting for a good 20-25 minutes, while waiting I went up front and again asked for assistance 2x, still no one came, then an employee (Theresa) was helping an individual down the same aisle I needed help and when she was done with him, I asked her and she helped me right away, then after we finished and she left, I got to looking at angle grinders and found a DeWalt for a good price and bought it also, checkout took a whole 3 minutes to get rung out and walk out the door.

The Home Depot was founded in 1978 by Bernie Marcus and Arthur Blank. The two had been executives at Handy Dan, a home improvement store chain. After being fired from Handy Dan, they opened the first two Home Depot stores in Atlanta in 1979. The Home Depot's goal was to build home improvement superstores that were larger than their competitors. They envisioned a store with a large selection of merchandise at great prices, and a highly trained staff. The Home Depot's success can be attributed to strategic acquisitions and a focused effort to grow into one category. They have also acquired companies to help them grow in the e-commerce business. The Home Depot is now the world's