The Home Depot

We purchased timbers and mini ties and rented a post hole auger. All staff were friendly, in a good mood and very helpful. Thanks for helping make a difficult retaining wall job easier!

Often out of products, but well staffed and easy to find help and get what you need. There's rarely an option to go through normal person checkout so it can be a little bit of a slow down in that regard. I went in this case for their paint selection and so I can specifically say that they color matched me within 2 minutes and I was out of there in less than 10.

I had amazing help at this location. The staff were extremely helpful in finding what I needed and answering questions I had. Thank you to Noshin for the excellent customer service.

Vast inventory, quick and easy stop for supplies. But employees are not given enough training for expertise or knowledge in departments. And the company should find ways to cut costs to pass savings on to their customers. So expensive.

The store and shopping experience is fine. What surprises and frustrates me is that this year for some reason, they have moved racks and racks of plants out from their garden centre onto the sidewalk and into the road, impeding vehicle traffic. The racks also extend across the entrance with a few openings here and there to allow customers access. Not only is this very inconvenient and I suspect makes entering the store more difficult for people with mobility issues, it is very difficult to see anyone coming out from between the tall and very full racks of plants as you're driving past. Inconveniencing customers and putting them at risk of being hit by a car just to show and sell more plants seems like a poor decision.

Went to Home Depot, you know, the place where “Doers get more done” I stopped in the electrical department. After a couple of minutes, I found a LED transformer that was rated for 24w. The LED strip lights that I have are rated for 2w each. By my figuring, the four sets of lights should draw 8w, leaving me comfortably under the 24w but allowing for more should I want. I thought it would be prudent, to find a Home Depot employee working the electrical side to run my theory. Well, I found the “expert” who after a fair amount of waffling said “err, to be honest, I don’t know” Well that just isn’t “How doers get more done”