The Home Depot — Local services in Jefferson Township

Best improvement are knowledgeable employees. Finally back to some key simple but special material. Not just the home improvement do it you yourself. Not some material n tools for the craftsman we build things to work on difficult tasks to renew great work..not just replace it..

Hand made door panels, steel door restoration. Custom screws and anchors..etc.

25% my avg count on speciality vendors returned, that can save customers money while giving them one of a kind creations and salvaging great craftwork And increase resale value or saved true works...

Buyers get what need not just what flies of shelf..because you and I know 35% of fast buys are returned..

And returns have gotten much more efficient..

Now if Lowe's would stop being a convenience store for there fair tools great store named tools and renamed products

Hanging world people want sheets of steel, alum. The screws that are standard but only come in boxes if 100 You get the jist of it....

Ace hardware survived because they already fill this..very larged sized niche. 3$ more on one item wont make me travel to big box...

Teach employees the purpose and what a rubber grommet, Or a fender washer....among just few...

Hey these are just my thoughts 40 machinist, operating engineer....I know nothing but bussiness that cater just little will survive the new needs...

Home depot is heading towards The big box store, with good caring employees...and loyalty

Ace always is the go to place for the true craftsmen. A little kindness goes...

And just when I thought this store had gotten something right they managed to snatch a victory and feed it right into the jaws of defeat. I went in wanting copper wire and expecting a disaster. First of all, this store is always a disaster. The copper wire is on a roll on a huge machine and you can never get anyone to help you. So I see a group of five employees standing around talking. I head over. They see me and take off. I manage to get the one who had his back to me so he didn’t see me coming. I tell him I want wire and I won’t let him go until he finds me someone to help me. We head to electrical and there is a man actually working. The kid hands me over. This man knows what I am talking about?!?! Andy. He tries and tries but the big rotating machine that the spool is on is broken. So Andy uses his brain and gets a ladder. He reaches over using a tool he was using to straighten the shelves and grabs an end of the wire and boom! I get wire. Then he notices that the packaged wire ( which I didn’t know they had) is cheaper. So I get that and another gauge wire that I didn’t know they had. And I get a wire cutter. I came in expecting to spend $15 and went out over $100 because this guy was good! So I tell the manager. Horrors!!! The machine was broken and he used a ladder!!! The world could have come to an end. Now she had to ‘talk’ to Andy, and I am...

I’ve been on a personal quest to make my little gas-powered fire pit connect to a 20lb propane tank instead of playing the endless game of “swap the 1lb tank.” Armed with an extension hose, vague confidence, and absolutely zero clue about connector sizes, I marched into Home Depot.

Now, I’m not about to wander aisles pretending I know what I’m doing (spoiler: I don’t). So instead, I bee-lined to Customer Service where I met the wonderful Maria P. She listened patiently to my rambling “I just want fire without constant propane babysitting” story, and then—like the pro she is—called in reinforcements. Enter Greg, who escorted me to the right aisle like a knight guiding a lost villager.

Not only did Greg find the exact connecting piece I needed, but he also made sure I grabbed the special glue stuff so I wouldn’t accidentally blow myself up. (10/10, would appreciate not being a neighborhood headline.)

The teamwork between Maria P. and Greg was top-notch. I walked out of Home Depot with everything I needed, problem solved, and with the happy knowledge that I will have uninterrupted fire pit vibes at last.

Huge thanks to Maria P. and Greg for turning a potentially frustrating trip into a friendly, successful, and slightly hilarious adventure. You...