The Home Depot

Normally it is great and everything goes smoothly, but sometimes i walk around for A while to find someone to help me. But overall it is always a great experience!

friendly and helpful most of the time. Some times there is no one to be found though and that can be frustrating. Usually great though.

We went in for help on our kitchen remodel in early June. Talked to 2 different kitchen designers. One said it’d be about 2 days for her to design the kitchen after getting our kitchen measured by a professional. It took about 2 weeks because our kitchen measurements were somehow lost and never turned in the home depot designer. After two weeks of waiting on them. She quoted us about 2 – 4 weeks for the cabinets to be delivered. We arranged dates with the guys who were going to install the cabinets for the middle of July. We never got any phone calls regarding the cabinets so we started to call home depot and try to figure out what was going on. She then told us itd be one more week. A week later she said another week. After that she said July 26 and then July 28. And so on. Well we finally got them the 2^nd week of august. The guys who were going to install the cabinets can no longer do it because they’re booked for this month. And we’ve been kitchen less for nearly a month. All of our appliances are on our porch and everything is such a mess. Worst experience ever. Thought we were going in for help to make this remodel easier but nope!

Love the SE Minter Bridge Home Depot! My edger would not start. Enrique worked his magic and within 15 minutes I was back in business. Enrique was so helpful and actually explained what was wrong and what I could do to prevent this from happening in the future. So very kind to an equipment challenged person. I cannot recommend this store/​tool repair enough. Definitely go here for your tool repair or rental needs :0)

This would be better but when you close the bathrooms for remodel for several days with no potta potties or anything it is not guest friendly. thousands of people each day shop here, you can’t not have restrooms. i ended up having to go next door to lowes. While there I bought what I needed for almost 100 dollars. So HD lost out on my business that day. It was a small drop in the bucket to them, but did others do the same?
Beyond that, I love HD. They are easy to navigate, the layout makes sense and I can usually find alot of staff on had to assist. The garden area is better than the competitors with lots of options and great prices.

I worked at Lowe’s so I’ve been loyal to them for years. But I gotta say, the Hillsboro HD is really nice, clean, and has friendly employees :)

I always find what I am looking for here. The workers are very friendly and the store is nicely laid out. Even with Lowes next door, I still find myself coming here. Prices are very competitive. Items are always in stock, too.

After a ridiculous experience at Lowe’s, we went next door to Home Depot to find some cat friendly houseplants. It was easy to find service, associates were knowledgeable and friendly. The associate who helped us did research and made great recommendations on pet safe plants. She even printed some info out for us. Next time we’ll skip Lowe’s and go straight to Home Depot.

I tried to purchase various items at Lowes, but when I got to the counter there was no lanes open except self-​check out. I went to customer service counter, and she was on the phone with two in line to get her attention… I went back to the check out lanes to lay down my items the counter… and the self checkout guy, who was helping the self-​line guys, (as I commonly hear «it’s not working, and the guy then gets off his lazy-​boy to help figure out the computer glitch)…He calls out to me «there is no one there»…at that point I, in total frustration, and I said «yea, why isn’t there a checker available?, he said; I can help you, I said, NO… I am finished shopping at this store» and left my items on the counter, and went to Home Depot (where there were two checkers available, in addition to the self).
Boycott Lowe’s!!!

So frustrating trying to order a bulk item there. They took my order, took my money, then canceled my order without emailing me or contacting me in anyway. I got my money back after an hour on the phone with them. I took my business to lowes. I don’t particularly like being stolen from.

This review is for the paint department.
Saturday was apparently the day to pick up paint judging by the crowd at the paint counter, but there were 3 people working it so I wasn’t to worried. I was treated with a «what do you guys want», so I knew right off the bat this wasn’t going to be a pleasant customer service experience. Once we got our order in (just one gallon of paint) I was able to really observe what was going on. One person was dealing with the wrong color paint being made, one person was still waiting for a quart of white paint (poor guy waited forever), and there were lots of people just waiting around to be helped or have their paint made. We waited for a really long time, probably twice as long as I’ve ever waited for paint over at Lowe’s. Given the choice again I’d have gone to Lowe’s instead. Yes our color turned out fine but between the grumpy staff member and the super long wait I’m not coming back unless I have to.

My record is coming here 3 times in one day; I’m horrible at estimating how much I need (whether it be bricks, paint, rock, or mulch) for a home project. At least I’ve got a great Home Depot that’s nearby.
They’ve got a really good garden section, and decent prices on what I need. I’ve had some really fantastic service here — Kaylee has been super helpful (and thanked my mom for her military service when she showed her proof of being a veteran for the 10% discount — how sweet!), and Kolton has helped me many times with my oversized load of project items and loaded them into my truck. So thankful.
And!!! Bonus. You can now pay with PayPal directly at the register. It makes me feel as though I’m not spending anything when it doesn’t come from my primary account.
I do find it really strange that Lowe’s is in the same parking lot — literally next door. At least I don’t have to go far to price-​compare and get exactly what I want!

This is my go to local hardware store. I never have to wait in line to check out, rarely are they out of stock on something, and were very helpful in ordering my custom interior doors.
I can easily spend hours there developing ideas for projects, or just make a quick stop by on my way home from work to get a small part or two. Their seasonal selection of products is wonderful as well.
The staff are always quick to respond if I have a question, but most of the time I’m just content to wander around the isles taking it all in.
You can’t argue with the value either.

Good prices, fast lines. Never crowded

I am not allowed to come here too often, as I have way too many house ideas rolling around in my head, most of which I probably shouldn’t be trying to attempt on my own. Sigh.
That being said, when we do need supplies for the house, we always check here first because the location is super convenient. We came here this weekend looking for a specific type of screw for a dresser. We were able to show one of the workers, and he was able to point us right to the correct spot. Super easy.
Of course, we walked out with some cute doormats and other items we had spotted along the way…
Tip: Always check out the «open box» items here, as well as clearance items on the end caps. Sometimes they have some really good discounts on stuff that’s simply been opened then returned.

I really like shopping at this Home Depot. It’s tough to pick where to go when there is a Lowe’s next door. Ultimately I check Home Depot first (and feel terrible because the Lowe’s parking lot is more sparse) because they have a better selection of building materials.
The staff here is very friendly and helpful. Whenever I shop here I am asked at least 2 – 3 times if I am finding everything all right. If I need help finding something they walk me there even if I tell them it’s ok to tell me the aisle. Either an ingrained fear of mystery shoppers, or else just good customer service. I also feel like I can ask questions and get a reasonably confident answer from an employee.
I really have never had a bad experience at this store and have no complaints.

Couldn’t find a salesperson to save my life. Actually heard an employee tell another customer that there wasn’t anyone to help him (as on «there’s nobody here to help you»).
Classic. Fail.

I am reviewing Home Depot specifically for a new carpet purchase and installation.
I had visited my local carpet store and had my new carpet picked out, my father taught me to always get a 2^nd opinion before purchasing so I dropped by Home Depot. I thought it would be a breeze and I would just be verifying that I had made the right decision by going thru my local carpet dealer.
Luckily we ran into a wonderful young man who changed my life! He is a very knowledgeable about carpet and taught us much we did not know. He spent his time and helped us pick out the perfect carpet and pad. We realized we nearly made a huge mistake by going with the local carpet company. We purchased a much better quality carpet from Home Depot for the same price.
They use a company called Measure Comp who actually comes out and measures and then emails you a bid and the outline of the rooms along with seams (which mine luckily ended up with no seams). Very professional. I loved it.
The installation went quite well, other than the installer being about an hour late. They did a fantastic job and I am quite happy with the results. I paid a little extra to have the installers move the big items and they were very careful with my furniture and home in general.
One thing I have learned this being the 2^nd time we have re-​carpeted our home, go with the most expensive carpet you can afford and the heaviest weight. Also purchase the best pad you can afford, it will pay you back in spades with the wear and life of the carpet.

We love Home Depot for puppy socialization! (Bob, a Schipperke, is now an 8 month old puppy) It was totally HAILING on us tonight at dog park… so, went in after going to the Goodwill Outlet for puppy socialization (ie: big blue bins, sounds, kids, mayhem). (In the Goodwill Outlet I hold my puppy, or put him on our blanket in a cart — I do not let him roam, or be on the floor at all.)
I should have attached a sled to my puppy in the hardware store as he practically dragged me all over the store. (In here I let him be on a leash — which is one of the few places, so far, I let him do this.) I just go to the far edges so I would not have too many people to be concerned with, and «did laps». Home Depot has dogs in there pretty regularly (on leashes, in carts), and so Bob was no exception. My puppy regularly gets attention from the staff there, too with about half of them stopping to say hello to the little guy.
Otherwise? The only thing to note is that I find it very odd that it is right next to Lowe’s. As in, they pretty much share the same parking lot. Ah, only in Oregon.
What else can I say? It is Home Depot! It has a rental section for carpet cleaners, just the regular stuff.

Your typical Home Depot chain.
It’s neighboring competitor, Lowe’s is directly next door. The staff at this facility is quite helpful and show you to the items that you are looking for when you are lost. (Plus!)
If they don’t have the item you’re looking for, most likely you’d go next door and find the item. Chances are they might have it. Home Depot is much affordable to the every-​day-​man and not as pricey as Lowe’s (unless you want state-​of-​the-​art and don’t mind shelling out your dough — then go for it).
Overall, I’d go back to Home Depot for my home fix-​it needs.