The Home Depot

Richard Montoya

This place is OK, except for the stock on hand. I was looking to replace my sliding shower doors, but they only had clear glass ( what's up with that?) in standard sizes which were too narrow. No help.

Kristi Rhinehart

Great store. Has everything you need for a DIY project or a professional builder. Wide clean isles and lots of employees around to help too. Saw the cutest refrigerator... totally customizable for whatever color scheme your kitchen is. We ended up getting an air conditioner this trip. We'll see if it can keep us cool this summer. We are thinking about getting our floors replaced and they have a free installation on carpet and low-cost installation on the laminant... so we'll see how those quotes come back.

Ramon Ortiz

Went shopping yesterday in uniform (Active Duty Military) received my discount. Realized I forgot some items and returned to this same location (still in uniform) and was denied my discount due to that I was not previously signed up online. Very disappointed. This negates the sole purpose I shop at Home Depot over Lowes. 😒- Frustrated.

Tim Kennelly

Purchased a 72×80 Jeld-Wen Sliding Patio Door on close out . My screen was bent & instead of spending $160 to replace screen I upgraded to the Jeld-Wen Low E Glass unit. The store is very busy so I picked up glass Thursday morning at 7am. The staff at Home Depot rolled it out to the pickup & loaded in the back. Deliver Time over two weeks & I needed it three days later for Saturday Install. I had Glass - Rite install all new windows which they manufacture at Gibson location but that company does not do Patio Doors that large. So I bought at Home Depot and hired contractor to install. The end result very satisfying over the 16 year old home builders patio door. Very quiet & efficient. We wanted French Doors and Home Depot had a few really nice ones with the adjustable blinds in the glass. That's a $1,000 three times the price of the slider! Figure up to a grand for installation too. Choose your contractor wisely. The first vid could not guarantee sheetrock or stucco repair. Our contractor installed in less than 4 hours- no stucco or dry wall damage & it looks great after caulking inside & out. After 15 plus years it's time to upgrade and always smart to invest in your home if you are happy where you live. I'd recommend Home Depot. We are now working with them on tile to redo 1st floor & possibly wood floors on upstairs to replace carpet. They are always helpful & usually a little less money than the Big "L", but not always.