The Home Depot

Jose Orona

They have everything I need most of the time, and I like the employees cause they always offer help, I have done a couple projects at home

Aleida Romero

I WOULD give this place 2 stars because the of Corina, whom went above and beyond to help me, but she retired right after. The rest of my experience was horrible. I bough new floors with both carpet and vinyl. I was charged $50 fornsome guy to come out and measure the perimeter. He measured wrong, so i was charged another $50 for someone to come back out. The pieces i wanted were not in stock, but instead of having a sign that let me know this, i was told after everything was paid for. I had to choose something else and cheaper. The store seems to be short staffed and the vacations are not regulated. The refunds rely on one lady and she was not there. The store has poor communication within themselves and the installers. They work with carpetpros and there were times where i would have a scheduled appointment, but homedepo did not have the material ready or they sent the wrong items. I was delayed about a month and a half and lived with all my things in the garage because when the time came, i would have to be rescheduled. Plus I was misinformed about fees from the installers, by homedepo. Overall, I'm happy its finally over and the installers did a great job. I will go to Lowes nexr time.

Sam Kung

Went to this Pomona HD for a 5-gallon DryLok concrete waterproof because this product is tintable. But the guy and a young girl had no clue, they told me it is not tintable, then I showed them the label on the product clearly says tintable, they called a girl named Jennifer, Jennifer probably more senior but she gave out all kind of wrong advices, first she also said the product was not tintable, after we told her the product is labeled as tintable, then she gave some suggestions which not working, then she told them to ask me to go google DryLok and come back with color code, the young girl Google it instead, but came up empty, then Jennifer told me to call DryLok to ask for color code. What?? Anyway, the older guy and the younger girl at the counter were really trying to help, but Jennifer just BS me. There was also another thing happen prior to this, there was also a skinnier and slightly taller counter at the counter before this, I asked her where the waterproof product was, she was walking to the counter with a gallon of paint in her hand, she simply say "uhmm.. " and walk to the counter without answer my question, not bother to point out where is the product, I found the product myself, I came back and asked where can I find a flatbed cart, she said "I don't know" and walked away. I wasted 30 minutes there (was waiting for awhile because they were having problem with another customer with previous purchase and wanted to match the same color, the older was new, didn't know how until the young girl came and figured out). I simply think the management at this Pomona location are not doing a good job. Next day, I went to HD in Ontario (2980 S. Euclid St.), the guy at the paint counter pulled out his HD device, showed my about 10 available color to let me pick, I was handed the tinted paint in less than 5 minutes.

John Morrison

They have everything here but cashiers. Only 4 self checkout stations and a nice line to wait to pay. 18 minutes in line for a can of spray paint that took me about 10 seconds to complete my project. I guess this is the respect customers get anymore. Next time Ace Hardware. A little more but they take care of you.