Lowe’s

My review for this Lowe’s tends to disappear every year. Awesome! This store isn’t the only builder’s paradise on the block now, but Lowe’s is still the best. The customer service and quality products keep us loyal through the various remodeling projects, lately. If you are looking for pet beds, holiday home décor or bargain prices for generic candy; the new place down the street is great. Lowe’s is still the go-​to for home improvement.
Grab a cart and a staff member at the door if you need help finding something. Someone is always available or customer service will call them for you. Visit the paint department — that guys is a riot. Plumbing guy is very knowledgeable and the blonde lady in tile flooring is a whip.

Perfect place to get everything you need for your new home! Every time I go to this Lowe’s I find exactly what I need within a few minutes! I always suggest this hardware store to my past buyers and sellers who are looking to build onto or fix their homes!

This Lowe’s location is nice. It has lots of parking, its clean, the employees are nice (except one smart-​ass lol), it usually is fully stocked and if by chance they are out of the product you are looking for they will go online and tell you which other store has it and how many. There also is a Culver’s right outside… so pick up some hardware supplies and lunch!

This a review for the Ann Arbor Lowes (on Jackson). I generally prefer not to review big box stores but this store has really impressed me. We recently purchased a home and are also in the process of converting our previous home to a rental property. This means a lot of projects. From blinds and flooring to electrical and lumber, I’ve been in here 3 x per week for the past two months: plan, buy, return, repeat. My experience through all of this has been exceptional. The staff at this store is knowledgeable (something that I did not remember from big box home improvement stores years ago), professional, and accommodating. They’ve gone out of their way to work with me, even adjusting policies when it was within their power. I’ve found out that many of the employees used to run their own installation/​home improvement businesses previous to working out at Lowes. Based on my experience, I don’t doubt that they’ve got this expertise.

This is a convenient clean store where they have short checkout lines. The employees are helpful and considerate.

Maybe I’m looking for the wrong flowers this year but I am not impressed with Lowes selection. I’ll be sticking to the local nurseries and even Meijer this year for my garden purchases.
This store is great and I love their clearance deals but I try to avoid them when it’s a full priced item I need. They also need to add split rail fencing to their inventory, especially in this area. Chelsea Lumber, here I come…

One extra star because they’re dog friendly! I was so pleased today to be able to take my pup with me to pick up a few more flowers for our garden. Not only did nearly every employee we ran into give him a friendly pat or a hello but so did many of the shoppers. It really made both our days!
A few weeks ago when I went flower shopping in their outside garden area I saw someone with a dog. It gave me the idea that I should bring my pup with me so today when I had to run over there for a bit I decided to take the little guy with me. But before bringing Oliver in I wanted to be sure that it was okay so I asked one of the fellas working if dogs were actually allowed. He said they sure were and not only outside but inside too. I was a little skeptical of that part but when I took him inside to look at some houseplants none of the employees asked him to leave. So nice!
Our little guy is always SO happy when he gets to go with us somewhere and now I have another place on my list that he can join us. Hooray!

We had some curly bulbs to recycle, so we headed to the Jackson Road Lowe’s because we thought we remembered a recycle bin there. Our memory was correct! The bins also take the rechargeable batteries from power tools and plastic shopping bags.
Then we continued to shop there for some other stuff we needed, like a drill bit sharpener, which sharpens drill bits up to ½″ in diameter. It lets you keep using the same drill bits a lot longer — only $ 99.
The seeds and other garden stuff are beginning to appear.
I like the wetlands that they have preserved in front of the store. One time, I saw a kingfisher dive after a fish!
Next to the new Culver’s, in case you need lunch after buying a million things for your home.

Thursday seems to be plant mark down day.

After buying a maytag washer machine along with an extended warranty, the washer broke immediately. I placed a call to have the repairman come out to fix it. The earliest they could give me was 10 days out. With a sick baby just about to arrive home from the hospital, this was frustrating. They were unwilling to assist any further. On the day of anticipated service, we got a call from the service person simply stating he didn’t have time to come out so now another 7 day wait. Absurd and poor service. Lowe’s is going to lose a good long term customer.

After going to Lowe’s many times in the past year i’ve decided that my initial review needs to be updated. Maybe I’ve just learned how to talk to people and ask for help when I need it.
I’m typically always able to find what I’m looking for or at least something that will work. The quality of everything here isn’t always the best but it’s usually all pretty good stuff, for what the price point is. I probably wouldn’t furnish my entire home with parts from Lowes, but it’s perfectly good spot to shop for many items.
The people working here are generally friendly and the overall experience is always positive.

Never never never again! DID I SAY NEVER? Too many screw ups on one simple job to ever consider them again — changing quotes on cost, I do or don’t need a permit, hidden fee for pickup they did not disclose, coming this day — no that day, can’t schedule till the parts are in (wrong — have all parts including one they are holding for me), contract will be at customer service with the part — no, person at desk had no idea and never handled a contract, contractor comes to install — lowes gave me wrong part, contractor has to go back to store to get part — wait for it — contractor tells me when they picked it up the store blamed it on me. wow. what do I say now? Nothing. Never going back — did I say NEVER?
FOLLOW UP: Went back to the store and told the manager the entire story. They refunded me the cost of ALL services, so I only paid for parts. I’d say that’s a fair deal.

I like getting most of my hardware from our local Ann Arbor hardware store (you townies know the very place I speak of). For very specific items, I’m glad lowes is near by and somewhat reasonably priced. In the spring and summer, the garden department is booming!
The staff here is not as helpful and nice as they should be. «Over there» is kind of vague for a store of this size. You have to stalk and hunt a staff member most of the time even though they are not busy. I always feel hurried with their time. As a newbie DIYer, this isn’t helpful to me.
On the bright side, the bathroom is super nice. They have the means and technology to upgrade everything that would be boring. Unfortunately, the bathroom
Is not enough to upgrade my review.
Lows is just «so-​so».

This is a bit of a silly review but the guy there helped me get a snake and showed me how to use it. It only cost $ 15 and it helped me fix my toilet. Very helpful.

This Lowe’s has become my favorite joint to visit every Saturday… not because I want to, but I have too… I’m back to fixing minor things around the house and I pick up the things I need from here.
It’s 10 minutes from my house, so it’s lot easier to go here then the one on Carpenter Road or Home Depot for that matter… and yes, I do have Home Depot credit card… maybe it’s time that i close out my Home Depot credit card and get one for Lowe’s…
I’m usually in and out, but it really depends on how busy they are… Saturdays are busy, so be warned… The only help that I have asked the associates were to find out where things were located, they seems to be very helpful when i ask.
So far, nothing but positive experience shopping at this Lowe’s. Stop by if you need to get some stuff for your home.

It’s conveniently located for those living on the west side of Ann Arbor. Hackney Hardware in Dexter village will be better for small or unusual items and provides better service.
Lowe’s is Lowe’s, so their staff are mostly unknowledgeable cashier types, but they carry the standard big-​box hardware stuff and a bunch of seasonal merchandise. For better service and selection on big-​box hardware items and better-​quality Behr paints, we make the trek to Home Depot in Ypsi.

I haven’t moved in a long time, but I’m doing it now for the first time in 6 or 7 years. Apparently, moving involves lots of trips to Target, as well as to a hardware store and/​or home improvement place.
This shop is closer to me than Home Depot, and that’s A-​OK by me, since the staff here is far more helpful. I can never find anyone at HD, and as soon as I do, they never seem to have any better guess where to locate something than I do.
Paint? They’ve got it and actually seem to want to help you figure out what you need. If you’re just browsing for appliances, there’s no pressure to buy, and if you just need something odd — like a little hook or a specific type of utility shelving, they’ll probably have plenty of choices for ya.
In the midst of the nuttiness that is moving, it’s nice to know that there’s a place to pick up all sorts of things you need in a pinch — and get someone relatively friendly to help you in the process!