The Home Depot

Pretty good. Over the years I have bought a lot of Christmas and birthday presents from this store.

Efficient cashier called me honeybunch. We ain’t even acquainted. Nor we will be. I will choose another line.

I just bought a Scott Lawnmower from Home Depot in Commack. It was packed and sold to me as brand new. When I got it home and unpacked it I smelled grass. The wheels and blades of the lawnmower had grass and dirt on them. obviously someone had used it, returned it and they repacked it and sold it to me as new. I am so disgusted with this deceptive sales practice that I am beside myself. I assembled the lawnmower and it works fine so I am not going to bother to return it but I will never shop at any home depot ever again! In my opinion Home Depot practices deceptive sales techniques.

Been here like a hundred times!
Built my own deck
Back yard swing set and jungle gym
Tools for everything
Painted my house
Bought toilet
Bought roofing supplies
Sprinkler heads
Bathroom remodeling
Tile tools, tile
Lighting, knobs, switches
Had my windows done there with special services
Bought my riding mower there
Gardening equipment and supplies
Lawn care products
Weed wacker supplies
Garden hose
Locks
Silicone
Duct tape
Shovels
Hand truck
Hedge clippers
Lock bolt cutter
Circular saw
Drill bits
Power drills
Saw zall
PVC fencing via special services
Yep, probably spent a million dollars there!

My son in law ordered appliances and kitchen cabinets. Two separate bills. Everything was placed on hold until I could go to the store and pay the bills I could not find the sales person I was supposed to talk to I met with Kumar who after looking over both bills told me to wait one minute. He returned and told me that Bill number one had a new discount of 10%. He then told me that Bill number two was currently running a sale at 20% off. He saved me $ 525. Needless to say, excellent service. Kumar deserves five stars.

Dan in returns needs an attitude adjustment and maybe communicate a little better??? If you don’t like working where quit

I love this store. I always find a new project to start.

I can’t fix the plumbing. I can’t build a house or install stuff. I come here for art supplies. Yup. Art supplies.
Here, my fellow arty friends, are some tricks I have been using for years and because y’all are so special I am going to share them with you.
1. Wood.
Wood is awesome to paint on, super easy to install d-​rings and wire for hanging. And it is so much cheaper than canvas (depending on the type of wood you paint on). You can buy wood remnants — ask the lumber dude in the back. They typically take off 50−75% the regular price. Sweet. Some you may need to sand down a bit, but don’t worry — they’ve got that here too.
2. Paint.
Paint and primer is expensive. Hello, oops paint! Oh, you’re not familiar with the oops paint? Oops paint is what happens when someone mixes a color and decides — oops, I don’t want that color after all. The smaller oops sells for a whopping .50. FIFTY CENTS. Do you know how much gesso is? More than fifty cents. You can prime a whole bunch of stuff with one jar of the stuff, and I have always seen neutral colors perfect for this purpose. Also, you can get sample jars of all the pretty colors for $ 3.00 each. Granted, you’re limited in finishes (matte, satin…) but they mix well with acrylics and other mediums.
3. Drawing paper.
You know that humungo roll of brown paper you roll out and place down to protect the floor and stuff like that? Yeah. I draw and paint on that. $ 10 for easily a 6 month supply of paper that makes for some really interesting images.
4. Drop cloth.
Because I’m a messy painter. Makes clean up super easy.
5. D-​rings/​hooks.
So much cheaper than going to an art supply store for this stuff.
Staff is pretty helpful, but it can be hard finding someone to actually help you.

Home repair stuff.
I used to hit this place years ago when I was rebuilding a house– and have had the need recently to swing the old hammer again…
Home Depot is, like Lowes, jammed with all the stuff you need to fix the casa — plumbing, painting, blinds and whatnot — they have it all and in large numbers.
Prices are decent and if you go early, you can get out of there in a short amount of time.
Parking in front.

I visited her to purchase Team Logo keys. Can’t buy Yankee or Jets keys in Massachusetts.
Imagine my surprise, help was easy to find and my keys were cut quickly (They even worked when I got home).
Unfortunately there was only one checkout open. Glad I used the self checkout unlike so many others.