The Home Depot

I needed flashlights and lightbulbs for an old lamp (after having no electricity) and Rod, an electrician employee, was a big help. He helped the 2 people ahead of me and myself in less than 5 min. And I had walked up and down that aisle twice, unable to find the right bulb, which he was able to do in seconds! He knows his stuff! A great employee- he's a keeper!

I’ve had my business for around 10 years and have been doing all my purchases from this Home Depot. I loved the previous manager he really knew how to run the show. However this new one Oren has no idea seen him mistreat workers. I will now try to not do any purchases and go to Lowe’s as best as I can

Maybe it was just particularly busy but the main entrance was quite crowded by all the vehicle traffic. Lots of larger trucks, driving too fast, with no specific areas or even space for foot traffic. It made me feel unsafe entering and leaving. The store itself was fine though.

The staff here is very friendly and kind. They even have had a young man who is bilingual at the front desk, making sure folks have found what they need in Spanish. The workers here are usually above average.

Even though I think Home Depot has gone down hill over the years, I’m glad to see this location still hires good people. This nice girl helped me today at the customer service counter with a return. I can’t remember her name but she went to CU and wore glasses. She is studying to become a teacher and she deserves a raise!! I told her that I needed this tool for today and future work but that it wouldn’t turn on, so we grabbed another one and that wouldn’t turn on either. We had another employee come help and he couldn’t get either one to turn on. Even though I wasn’t able to grab what I needed, it was still nice that the two employees actually cared enough to try and help the best they could. It was the effort that made me feel grateful. Thanks guys!