The Home Depot

PLANT RESCUE ON THE WAY
This Home Depot is located on Old Peachtree Road and Satellite Blvd. It sits back a bit so may be easy to miss when you are coming down Satellite.
We stopped in tonight and the first thing I notice is how sad the plants look. Many of them were dead and dying (very dry and limp). Someone is certainly not doibusng their job. This was consistent with plants that were inside and outside of the store.
I noticed that the employees were chit chatting with one another and while I’m all about having conversation, there is a time and place. How about rescue/​water your dying plants BEFORE you start socializing.
My husband and I executed what our plant rescue mission to save some of the plants because we did see some that were viable and they did have a nice special on some of the selections.
Home Depot please take care of your plants, after all, they are your business.

Nothing wrong with the store if you buying something from the shelves.
I tried to order custom window and HD just failed!
The service was good but… they don’t know what they doing and it’s a problem. Took my deposit, visited me 2 times to measure the window and after 2 month called me to say ‘sorry, we can’t do that’.
Waste of time

Home Depot, normally, I’m not a huge fan of your cavernous stores that always smell like a combination of paint and fertilizer the minute I walk in. Or trolling up and down aisles with ambiguous names searching for that one small dohickey that I need to but can’t seem to find if it had a GPS tracking device. Or asking one of your many orange-​clad employees who also have no idea where my dohickey is, as they’ve only begun working there two weeks ago. That just doesn’t excite me. Sorry.
But, when I (or in this case my boyfriend) needed to get his DIY on in the form of fixing his leaking shower and running toilet, Home Depot is where we ended up. And my, what a change this particular trip was!
Armed with his little printed sheet of paper detailing exactly which thing-​a-​ma-​bob was needed for the leaky shower, he quickly located the aisle of shower and toilet whosawhatsits, and a helpful employee who happened to be there already with another customer.
After a pointless search of the shelves (even if it’s right in front of me, I’ll never locate the exact piece of hardware I need on my own), we asked the employee, and lo and behold, he plucked it right off the shelves in front of us. Great!
Then, since we were already there, I asked my boyfriend to get the googaw to fix the running toilet too. Again, multiple toilet googaws were carefully scrutinized to no avail. Once again, the helpful employee saved us, and even explained why the current googaw was failing and didn’t look exactly like the ones on the shelf. Brilliant! Apparently this was the rocket scientist of employees we just happened to stumble upon.
After a few more minutes of cruising aisles in search of wall brackets, we exited armed with purchases ready to improve his home. I almost felt like I was one of those handy people featured in the Home Depot commercials.
Gee, if only all home improvement store trips could be this productive and efficient. Maybe then I wouldn’t have such an aversion to DIY… No, I probably still would. That’s really just not my cup of tea.

Wow this is probably the nicest, cleanest home depot I’ve ever been in. Not only that but we were approached about three times by sales associates asking if they could help us! That NEVER happens!

while helping my brother install his bathroom sinks, countertop, and plumbing, we had to make no fewer than 5 trips to his local home depot.
i’m not sure why this suwanee, ga location is so different than any other home depot i have spent time in (and believe me, i have spent years in various Home Depots), but we must have been asked at least 20 times if we needed help with anything from the staff. it was unbelievable! i once remodeled an entire condo by myself… and had not a clue as how to do anything. for 3 months, i was in my local scottsdale depot and not even ONCE did anyone help me… in fact, i would have to literally hunt down employees for assistance.
if every home depot was like this suwanee location, i might be tempted to flip another house.