The Home Depot

Love to bicycle here from PS downtown (Atelier Cafe) to home depot. First : E Arenas right turn to Encilia,left turn to Ramon .take care at this point...avoid the traffic with the pavement...right turn on calprle Palo Fierro.you can stop on the way to Sunny Dunes Barber shop ,to Townie bagels bakery cafe ,to Tool Shed (leather bar) or for a stop of 1 hour minimum (only in Wednesday morning) at Club 541 on Industrial Pl...now let's go :Palo Fiero till N Riverside Dr .follow the river and bicycle the Tahquitz Creek footbridge..Just pray on the PS Presbyterian Church on Camino Real or better bicycle on Camino and turn right on E Mesquite A.Now you are in the most iconic neighborhood of PS.Houses where you want to live , not to pay taxes....follow Mesquite may be on 1 mile ,you are know on th

Wow, went to the local Depot, for the umpteenth time for the plumbing vanity work project. I knew what I needed, and was looking for drain parts. Mark was stocking or some other such duty, and asked if I needed assistance. I was hesitant, at first, then replied yes. A brief kind conversation about the needed parts, and he knew exactly what I needed and took me to the location. He even knew what pieces where in the bag so that I did not need to purchase other items individually. Unbelievable, the best! High praise for assistance, helpfulness and kindness. Well deserved praise!!

Everyone knows home Depot is great The thing about this year in Palm Springs is there are actually people to help. I went to Lowe's and I literally cannot find anyone it's like a desert in there if you don't know what you're getting exactly good luck

This Home Depot in Palm Springs is awesome. I was a Lowe's customer for years, but I purchase all my supplies at Home Depot now. Better customer service. Employees like Jason, Yani, Anna, & many others are always so kind, helpful. Thank you

Extremely Disappointing Experience — Poor Product Performance and No Support I am genuinely disappointed in both the quality of the Andersen 3000 storm door and the lack of support from Home Depot. I would strongly caution anyone in desert climates against purchasing the Andersen storm door with retractable screen through Home Depot. Once the door begins to warp—something that happened to us in under a year—you will quickly discover that Home Depot does not stand behind the product, leaving you with a costly and frustrating problem. We purchased the Andersen 3000 door, and with installation our total was over $800. In less than twelve months, the door warped. Andersen did send a smaller replacement part for another warped part, but the repair is far too complex for a typical homeowner. I