Lowe’s Home Improvement

I am a fan of Lowe’s… they’re open early and stay open late. They are extremely close to my house which is extremely convenient.
They usually have what I need, and are very helpful.

My wife and I went there to shop for some new appliances. We were there for almost half an hour looking at a fridge, stove, and a dryer. We already have their credit card and were gonna put it on that. However, no one came to help us the whole time we were there. We walked by several employees and none of them even say hello. We ended up buying everything at Home Depot and we received the opposite experience. In fact when we were at Home Depot and told them the experience we had at Lowe’s, they pulled up and beat their price listed and up the no interest financing from 12 months and double it for us to 24 months. We ended up upgrading our appliances and bought an electric smoker on top of that… bought 5 years warranty on all of them too. I sent an email to Lowe’s and they did reply with an apology because they just lost a loyal customer and I’m sure I’m not the only one.

The store usually has everything in stock, but the staff isn’t very helpful or rude. You either get somebody really friendly or someone that obviously does not want to be there and hates their job.

Went to buy shelves for our house last night and had a fine time. I mean this is a Lowe’s and it is set up like any other Lowe’s store. Some of the shelves were chipped, but had some that were worth purchasing. We asked for help with finding something and the employee was very helpful in lending his opinion on what we needed.
I would recommend this if you are around the area.
⁴⁄₅ stars

Nothing really stands out about this Lowe’s on the inside. It’s the usual endless rows of stuff piled from floor to extension-​ladder high, organized by blind drunks on a merry-​go-​round, and staffed by a useless horde of texting passers-​through with mismatched socks. This I have learned to live with.
What distinguishes this Lowe’s is the seeming inability to get out of the parking lot once in. The only exit (unless you have a functioning Abrams M1A1 tank) hits the street (more like a country road with Rt 161-​like traffic) in the middle of a concave bend, just confusingly slightly offset from the exit for the shopping area on the other side. Blind to both sides and in skewed conflict with those across the way, eventually (about when you need to use the restroom again) you just grit your teeth and floor it, hoping to find a break in traffic. No traffic light. No armed commandos with rescue flares. No voices from God in other drivers’ brains. Just chipped teeth and dumped packages. And maybe intact fenders.
I love it. Otherwise, it’d only be one star… for the reasons stated in paragraph one.