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New Country China Buffet
1213 N Wisner St, Jackson, MI 49202, United States
Alpha Koney Island
1188 Jackson Crossing, Jackson, MI 49202
House of Umami Ramen
1375 Boardman Rd, Jackson, MI 49202, United States
Roosters Coney Island
820 W Argyle St, Jackson, MI 49202
Sisters Smoothies
1226 Jackson Crossing J102, Jackson, MI 49202
Lucky Cafe Chinese Restaurant
900 W Argyle St, Jackson, MI 49202
Ichiban Japanese Steakhouse Jackson
915 N Wisner St, Jackson, MI 49202, United States
Texas Roadhouse
1051 Boardman Rd, Jackson, MI 49202
Los Tres Amigos Jackson
1111 N W Ave, Jackson, MI 49202
Fazoli's
1500 N W Ave, Jackson, MI 49202
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GQT Jackson 10
1501 N Wisner St, Jackson, MI 49202
Jackson Crossing
1092 Jackson Crossing, Jackson, MI 49202
Disc Traders Jackson
1201 N Wisner St, Jackson, MI 49202
Five Below
1100 Jackson Crossing Suite E102, Jackson, MI 49202
Kroger
1100 W Argyle St, Jackson, MI 49202
Merchants Crossing Shopping Center
1100 W Argyle St, Jackson, MI 49202
T.J. Maxx
1152 Jackson Crossing, Jackson, MI 49202
Target
1076 Jackson Crossing, Jackson, MI 49202
Ulta Beauty
1136 Jackson Crossing, Jackson, MI 49202
Dunham's Sports
1038 Jackson Crossing, Jackson, MI 49202
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TownePlace Suites by Marriott Jackson
2002 Bondsteel Dr, Jackson, MI 49202
Courtyard by Marriott Jackson
2010 Bondsteel Dr, Jackson, MI 49202
Americas Best Value Inn & Suites Jackson, MI
830 Royal Dr, Jackson, MI 49202
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The Home Depot

1400 N Wisner St, Jackson, MI 49202, United States
4.1(707)$$$$
Open until 9:00 PM
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attractions: , restaurants: New Country China Buffet, Alpha Koney Island, House of Umami Ramen, Roosters Coney Island, Sisters Smoothies, Lucky Cafe Chinese Restaurant, Ichiban Japanese Steakhouse Jackson, Texas Roadhouse, Los Tres Amigos Jackson, Fazoli's, local businesses: GQT Jackson 10, Jackson Crossing, Disc Traders Jackson, Five Below, Kroger, Merchants Crossing Shopping Center, T.J. Maxx, Target, Ulta Beauty, Dunham's Sports
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Salesforce Platform App Builder Certification Training in Jackson, MI
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Nearby restaurants of The Home Depot

New Country China Buffet

Alpha Koney Island

House of Umami Ramen

Roosters Coney Island

Sisters Smoothies

Lucky Cafe Chinese Restaurant

Ichiban Japanese Steakhouse Jackson

Texas Roadhouse

Los Tres Amigos Jackson

Fazoli's

New Country China Buffet

New Country China Buffet

3.9

(494)

$

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Alpha Koney Island

Alpha Koney Island

4.2

(577)

$

Closed
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House of Umami Ramen

House of Umami Ramen

4.8

(389)

$$

Closed
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Roosters Coney Island

Roosters Coney Island

4.5

(910)

$

Closed
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Nearby local services of The Home Depot

GQT Jackson 10

Jackson Crossing

Disc Traders Jackson

Five Below

Kroger

Merchants Crossing Shopping Center

T.J. Maxx

Target

Ulta Beauty

Dunham's Sports

GQT Jackson 10

GQT Jackson 10

4.2

(718)

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Jackson Crossing

Jackson Crossing

4.1

(2K)

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Disc Traders Jackson

Disc Traders Jackson

4.3

(552)

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Five Below

Five Below

4.4

(511)

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Trey CecilTrey Cecil
First time project purchase. I requested a mix tile and vinyl plank install in my kitchen. I couldn’t believe the deal I was getting and accepted the project. First step was to get measurements. A representative came to my house and took measurements, 15 minute process. We then find out that we have to have a second measurement done for the area of which I want tile to be placed. I taped the area of which I wanted and showed the representative the smaller areas that he was to measure. This individual was in my home for an hour and argued with me about why I was mixing the two styles. I politely asked him to not argue and just measure the space that I am asking him to do. I then find out that I have to change out my original tile because it’s no longer in stock (keep in mind NO-ONE discussed with me the trim or additional product needed for the project besides requesting that I just pick out the tile and vinyl). I then wait for the date of install. I’m told the day before that we have to reschedule due to a family emergency. I’m then told that the original 3 day install will be condensed to 2 days to compensate for time lost on the first day and reschedule. Installer arrives and I take him to my kitchen. He then asks me where the bathroom was. I showed him my bathroom and then begins to take pictures and stare at the floor. I ask, sir why are you staring at my floor and taking pictures. He says, “we are installing tile”. I said sir you’re confused. Your project is in my kitchen where I just took you. My bathroom is already tiled. Once we clarified the project I left him to his work. I leave for work and left my partner home to supervise. I was at work just a half hour and got a call from my partner and he tells me that we don’t have all the product and mismatch product. I tell him to just pay what is needed and I’ll talk to management at Home Depot on my way home. I stop at Home Depot and discuss the issue with the product. I explain that I want white trim along all walls. As I’m explaining the issue and trying to fix it, the installer shows up at the store. Myself, the installer, and assistant manager have a conversation and correct the issue by sending me home with white trim to replace the pine trim. It’s now day 2 and the installer tells me the project is done. I inspect his work and immediately was upset. I decided to tell the gentleman what he needed to hear to get him out of my home. I then packed up extra unused product to return to the store and discuss my concerns. I received my refund for the product and the assistant manager requested a refund for the $120 that we paid additionally for product that was not included in the original package. I then ask for additional compensation for the issues with measurement, timing, and for the installer choosing to not listen and install the wrong product. I’m told the GM will contact me. I received the final call today after playing phone tag for a moment. I was told that i would receive additional compensation of $75 for a gallon of paint to paint the trim white that I had said I would do because I did not trust anyone to “fix” the job. $50 of the $75 is considered the compensation. I’m beyond frustrated and did not want to fight anymore, so I agreed to the $75 credit. Accounting summary (approximately ) Original cost: $2100 Total refund: $300 (product return and compensation). Total cost $1800. See video and photos Be cautious. I will not be returning to Home Depot.
Jason ChamberlainJason Chamberlain
Call the ambulance, come and pick up your people. I am deeply disappointed with the lack of responsibility and negligence displayed by Home Depot regarding a lost cart incident in my neighborhood. This incident has left a lasting negative impression on my perception of the company. Recently, I noticed a Home Depot cart abandoned near my residence, causing an eyesore and obstructing the walkway. I reached out to Home Depot's customer service to report the situation and request immediate removal of the cart. To my dismay, the response I received was disheartening. The representative seemed indifferent and uninterested in addressing the issue promptly. Days went by, and the cart remained untouched, despite my repeated attempts to escalate the matter and emphasize the inconvenience it was causing to the neighborhood. Home Depot's lack of action and failure to address this concern in a timely manner reflects a blatant disregard for their own property and the impact it has on the community. What frustrates me even more is the fact that Home Depot carts are equipped with locking mechanisms, supposedly to prevent unauthorized removal. It is baffling how a cart could go missing in the first place, suggesting a severe lapse in the store's management and security protocols. This incident raises questions about Home Depot's commitment to maintaining a clean and safe environment for their customers and the communities they serve. It is disheartening to witness such negligence and indifference towards the consequences of their actions on the surrounding areas. I sincerely hope that Home Depot takes this incident as an opportunity to reevaluate their policies and procedures regarding cart management. Greater accountability and responsiveness are crucial to prevent similar situations in the future and to demonstrate a genuine concern for the communities impacted by their operations. Regrettably, based on this experience, I find it challenging to recommend Home Depot as a responsible and community-oriented establishment. Their failure to address the lost cart incident adequately reflects a lack of consideration for their customers and the neighborhoods they serve.
Tim EddollsTim Eddolls
I bought a washer and dryer from Rod in appliances..He was professional and helpful.We made some changes like having both doors open the same way.Since they are stackable.also it was supposed to be delivered with installation.The folks that brought them were awful at there job.they couldn't install properly because they didn't have a vent for dryer and hoses were to short for washer and the front doors were opposite of one another and they left with my new washer and dryer sitting in the middle of my basement. I had to go and get my parts myself and complete installation. I'm not going to buy anything else that needs installation from Home Depot again . unfortunately because until this time I liked Home depot.
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First time project purchase. I requested a mix tile and vinyl plank install in my kitchen. I couldn’t believe the deal I was getting and accepted the project. First step was to get measurements. A representative came to my house and took measurements, 15 minute process. We then find out that we have to have a second measurement done for the area of which I want tile to be placed. I taped the area of which I wanted and showed the representative the smaller areas that he was to measure. This individual was in my home for an hour and argued with me about why I was mixing the two styles. I politely asked him to not argue and just measure the space that I am asking him to do. I then find out that I have to change out my original tile because it’s no longer in stock (keep in mind NO-ONE discussed with me the trim or additional product needed for the project besides requesting that I just pick out the tile and vinyl). I then wait for the date of install. I’m told the day before that we have to reschedule due to a family emergency. I’m then told that the original 3 day install will be condensed to 2 days to compensate for time lost on the first day and reschedule. Installer arrives and I take him to my kitchen. He then asks me where the bathroom was. I showed him my bathroom and then begins to take pictures and stare at the floor. I ask, sir why are you staring at my floor and taking pictures. He says, “we are installing tile”. I said sir you’re confused. Your project is in my kitchen where I just took you. My bathroom is already tiled. Once we clarified the project I left him to his work. I leave for work and left my partner home to supervise. I was at work just a half hour and got a call from my partner and he tells me that we don’t have all the product and mismatch product. I tell him to just pay what is needed and I’ll talk to management at Home Depot on my way home. I stop at Home Depot and discuss the issue with the product. I explain that I want white trim along all walls. As I’m explaining the issue and trying to fix it, the installer shows up at the store. Myself, the installer, and assistant manager have a conversation and correct the issue by sending me home with white trim to replace the pine trim. It’s now day 2 and the installer tells me the project is done. I inspect his work and immediately was upset. I decided to tell the gentleman what he needed to hear to get him out of my home. I then packed up extra unused product to return to the store and discuss my concerns. I received my refund for the product and the assistant manager requested a refund for the $120 that we paid additionally for product that was not included in the original package. I then ask for additional compensation for the issues with measurement, timing, and for the installer choosing to not listen and install the wrong product. I’m told the GM will contact me. I received the final call today after playing phone tag for a moment. I was told that i would receive additional compensation of $75 for a gallon of paint to paint the trim white that I had said I would do because I did not trust anyone to “fix” the job. $50 of the $75 is considered the compensation. I’m beyond frustrated and did not want to fight anymore, so I agreed to the $75 credit. Accounting summary (approximately ) Original cost: $2100 Total refund: $300 (product return and compensation). Total cost $1800. See video and photos Be cautious. I will not be returning to Home Depot.
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Call the ambulance, come and pick up your people. I am deeply disappointed with the lack of responsibility and negligence displayed by Home Depot regarding a lost cart incident in my neighborhood. This incident has left a lasting negative impression on my perception of the company. Recently, I noticed a Home Depot cart abandoned near my residence, causing an eyesore and obstructing the walkway. I reached out to Home Depot's customer service to report the situation and request immediate removal of the cart. To my dismay, the response I received was disheartening. The representative seemed indifferent and uninterested in addressing the issue promptly. Days went by, and the cart remained untouched, despite my repeated attempts to escalate the matter and emphasize the inconvenience it was causing to the neighborhood. Home Depot's lack of action and failure to address this concern in a timely manner reflects a blatant disregard for their own property and the impact it has on the community. What frustrates me even more is the fact that Home Depot carts are equipped with locking mechanisms, supposedly to prevent unauthorized removal. It is baffling how a cart could go missing in the first place, suggesting a severe lapse in the store's management and security protocols. This incident raises questions about Home Depot's commitment to maintaining a clean and safe environment for their customers and the communities they serve. It is disheartening to witness such negligence and indifference towards the consequences of their actions on the surrounding areas. I sincerely hope that Home Depot takes this incident as an opportunity to reevaluate their policies and procedures regarding cart management. Greater accountability and responsiveness are crucial to prevent similar situations in the future and to demonstrate a genuine concern for the communities impacted by their operations. Regrettably, based on this experience, I find it challenging to recommend Home Depot as a responsible and community-oriented establishment. Their failure to address the lost cart incident adequately reflects a lack of consideration for their customers and the neighborhoods they serve.
Jason Chamberlain

Jason Chamberlain

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I bought a washer and dryer from Rod in appliances..He was professional and helpful.We made some changes like having both doors open the same way.Since they are stackable.also it was supposed to be delivered with installation.The folks that brought them were awful at there job.they couldn't install properly because they didn't have a vent for dryer and hoses were to short for washer and the front doors were opposite of one another and they left with my new washer and dryer sitting in the middle of my basement. I had to go and get my parts myself and complete installation. I'm not going to buy anything else that needs installation from Home Depot again . unfortunately because until this time I liked Home depot.
Tim Eddolls

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Reviews of The Home Depot

4.1
(707)
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2.0
2y

First time project purchase. I requested a mix tile and vinyl plank install in my kitchen. I couldn’t believe the deal I was getting and accepted the project. First step was to get measurements. A representative came to my house and took measurements, 15 minute process. We then find out that we have to have a second measurement done for the area of which I want tile to be placed. I taped the area of which I wanted and showed the representative the smaller areas that he was to measure. This individual was in my home for an hour and argued with me about why I was mixing the two styles. I politely asked him to not argue and just measure the space that I am asking him to do. I then find out that I have to change out my original tile because it’s no longer in stock (keep in mind NO-ONE discussed with me the trim or additional product needed for the project besides requesting that I just pick out the tile and vinyl). I then wait for the date of install. I’m told the day before that we have to reschedule due to a family emergency. I’m then told that the original 3 day install will be condensed to 2 days to compensate for time lost on the first day and reschedule. Installer arrives and I take him to my kitchen. He then asks me where the bathroom was. I showed him my bathroom and then begins to take pictures and stare at the floor. I ask, sir why are you staring at my floor and taking pictures. He says, “we are installing tile”. I said sir you’re confused. Your project is in my kitchen where I just took you. My bathroom is already tiled. Once we clarified the project I left him to his work. I leave for work and left my partner home to supervise. I was at work just a half hour and got a call from my partner and he tells me that we don’t have all the product and mismatch product. I tell him to just pay what is needed and I’ll talk to management at Home Depot on my way home. I stop at Home Depot and discuss the issue with the product. I explain that I want white trim along all walls. As I’m explaining the issue and trying to fix it, the installer shows up at the store. Myself, the installer, and assistant manager have a conversation and correct the issue by sending me home with white trim to replace the pine trim. It’s now day 2 and the installer tells me the project is done. I inspect his work and immediately was upset. I decided to tell the gentleman what he needed to hear to get him out of my home. I then packed up extra unused product to return to the store and discuss my concerns. I received my refund for the product and the assistant manager requested a refund for the $120 that we paid additionally for product that was not included in the original package. I then ask for additional compensation for the issues with measurement, timing, and for the installer choosing to not listen and install the wrong product. I’m told the GM will contact me. I received the final call today after playing phone tag for a moment. I was told that i would receive additional compensation of $75 for a gallon of paint to paint the trim white that I had said I would do because I did not trust anyone to “fix” the job. $50 of the $75 is considered the compensation. I’m beyond frustrated and did not want to fight anymore, so I agreed to the $75 credit. Accounting summary (approximately ) Original cost: $2100 Total refund: $300 (product return and compensation). Total cost $1800. See video and photos Be cautious. I will not be returning...

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2.0
2y

Call the ambulance, come and pick up your people.

I am deeply disappointed with the lack of responsibility and negligence displayed by Home Depot regarding a lost cart incident in my neighborhood. This incident has left a lasting negative impression on my perception of the company.

Recently, I noticed a Home Depot cart abandoned near my residence, causing an eyesore and obstructing the walkway. I reached out to Home Depot's customer service to report the situation and request immediate removal of the cart. To my dismay, the response I received was disheartening. The representative seemed indifferent and uninterested in addressing the issue promptly.

Days went by, and the cart remained untouched, despite my repeated attempts to escalate the matter and emphasize the inconvenience it was causing to the neighborhood. Home Depot's lack of action and failure to address this concern in a timely manner reflects a blatant disregard for their own property and the impact it has on the community.

What frustrates me even more is the fact that Home Depot carts are equipped with locking mechanisms, supposedly to prevent unauthorized removal. It is baffling how a cart could go missing in the first place, suggesting a severe lapse in the store's management and security protocols.

This incident raises questions about Home Depot's commitment to maintaining a clean and safe environment for their customers and the communities they serve. It is disheartening to witness such negligence and indifference towards the consequences of their actions on the surrounding areas.

I sincerely hope that Home Depot takes this incident as an opportunity to reevaluate their policies and procedures regarding cart management. Greater accountability and responsiveness are crucial to prevent similar situations in the future and to demonstrate a genuine concern for the communities impacted by their operations.

Regrettably, based on this experience, I find it challenging to recommend Home Depot as a responsible and community-oriented establishment. Their failure to address the lost cart incident adequately reflects a lack of consideration for their customers and the...

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1.0
6y

THE WORST PLACE TO GET YOUR CARPET!!!! My husband and I ordered carpet from this Home Depot over three months ago (April) and we still have not seen it (Currently July 9th) ... We scheduled to have it installed June 10th (they've had the carpet at the installers for a month before this date). I painted the room they were carpeting, cleaned everything out of that room for the installers the weekend before and even took the day off of work so someone would be home. On the day of installation, AN HOUR BEFORE THEY WERE COMING TO INSTALL IT, they called and said it was the wrong size.... WHAT?! This is something you should check as soon as it comes in, not the day of... but whatever... so we called the store to find out what the next step was and they said they would "get back to us".... They did not call us back all week so we called again and still got the same "we'll get back to you"... We did this a bunch more times and finally we found out that they did re-order it for us and that it was not yet... Aggravated by the horrendous customer service, we decided to e-mail someone higher in the company/store and he said he would "make it right". Well.... he did nothing to "make it right".... It is currently July 9th and we still do not have the carpet! I should also mention that they did not offer us any refund, no free installation, or even just a store credit/gift card... NOTHING... I even miss an entire day of pay since I took the day off. We've already paid $200 towards the $700 for the carpet that we STILL don't have.... After we FINALLY get it installed, we will be shredding our home depot credit card and will take our business to Menards and Lowes from now since we have had no issue with them. Plus their customer service and just overall customer respect have been absolutely excellent with us, unlike Home Depot. I would have loved to post a picture of our new carpet to this review, but unfortunately it's still not here... Thanks for...

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