Lamp & Home Outlet (LampShadePro.com)

Greg Smith

Wonderful people. Great service can make old lamps new match paint and all

K A

I was very pleasantly surprised at how well my antique torchiere floor lamp had been revived. Since it had spent nearly 45 years being stored in an outbuilding, I wasn't terribly optimistic. It obviously needed rewiring, but I also didn't want it fully restored. Just cleaned up and rewired. The repair technician did a fantastic job. It was exactly what I wanted. Most highly recommend.

Peggy West

Jeremiah was leaving as I pulled in, he hopped out and unlocked the door so I could take a look. First time at their store. I wasn't even planning on buying anything, but he gave me such a great deal and said if it didn't work I could return it! Well the table lamp looks wonderful! I will be back!

Kevin Borkowski

Lamp Shade Pro and Hoyle Lamps of Lincolnton, North Carolina, are disreputable and "SHADY" companies (pun INTENDED!). Jim Hoyle, Seth Hoyle, and Jeremiah Hoyle, are very disreputable businessmen. I purchased 2 lamp shades through Hoyle Lamps (which redirects you to Lamp Shade Pro's website when ordering) that were too short and didn't fit my lamps, and these shades were asserted as being silk, when in fact they were a polyester blend. I paid $209.98 for these 2 shades. I was afforded the ability to return them to their supplier, Monter Lite, and paid $31 to ship them back. Upon receipt of the shades these disreputable businessmen charged me a 20% restocking fee, when their return policy on Hoyle Lamps says "E-Z returns, no reason necessary" and DID NOT indicate that a restocking fee will be assessed, however in assessing their 20% restocking fee they cite to the return policy on the Lamp Shade Pro website which notes that returns are free if "damaged, errors, or defective; [however] others may be assessed a 20% restocking fee." This is the old BAIT & SWITCH. These shades were both "defective" and an "error" transpired as they were not as described. The Hoyles STOLE $41.98 constituting this restocking fee. Jeremiah Hoyle said they incur a restocking fee from their supplier Monter Lite, but that would have been on the WHOLESALE COST of the shades, not the retail cost. The Hoyles ARE THIEVES, plain and simple.