As I walked out of Lowes, I was convinced this was a three star outfit, but maybe four. OK, three…read moreand a half. Yelp doesn't allow half-stars but being an eternal optimist, I choose to round up. This explains a great deal about my nervous system than it does about this Lowes, though this Lowes deserves some credit too. Or blame. I'm still sorting that out in a small notebook I keep for this exact purpose. This is the possessive case Lowe's with hammers, not the Lowes with rotisserie chickens. They're not the same building, not even on the same side of the road or the same side of town, though emotionally, to me, they merged into one years ago, the way my aunt and her sister became the same person sometime after 1987. If you walk into this Lowe's looking for a rotisserie chicken, that's a you problem. It's also, weirdly, a problem I have had personally, more than once, and I'm not proud of it, but I'm also not going to pretend it didn't happen, because pretending things didn't happen is how my family ended up the way it did. There's a smell in the lumber aisle, somewhere between pencil shavings and a campfire that has made a series of bad decisions, and it's the exact smell of my father's garage in 1991, the same year he tried to build a deck and instead built what the county later described, in writing, as "a hazard." I stood in that aisle for eleven minutes breathing it in like a man at a wine tasting, until an employee named Daryl asked if I needed help finding anything. I told him no, I'm just visiting, the way you'd say it at a hospital. This is also similar to an aisle in a separate Lowe's just outside Chicago (assuming you'd say Anderson was just outside Chicago) where my girlfriend broke up with me over the phone in 2009, while I was holding a tube of caulk in each hand like a gunslinger. That's a detail I have never told anyone, including my therapist, who I am now telling by way of this Yelp review, which she will probably never read, unless she also needed lumber, which, statistically, given the neighborhood, she might have. On this visit, in the cabinetry department, between the navy shaker cabinets and a display kitchen nobody has ever cooked in, a man in cargo shorts was training a dog, an Australian Shepherd named, I believe, Gordon, using a clicker and small pieces of hot dog. This was not a Lowe's event. No sign, no banner, just a man, a dog, a clicker, and a folding chair he'd brought from home, possibly in his own car, possibly on the bus, I didn't ask. He had Gordon holding a "stay" next to the lazy susan demo while a woman in scrubs filmed it on her phone for reasons that remained unclear to me and possibly to her. A piece of hot dog rolled into a soft-close drawer track and nobody, including Gordon, seemed bothered by this. I watched for nineteen minutes and didn't buy any cabinets. I left with a new appreciation for soft-close drawer tracks, and a faint, lingering sadness, the kind you get at the weddings you're invited to of people you don't really know. At checkout, a different employee, not Daryl, asked if I'd found everything I was looking for. I said, more or less, that I had found things I wasn't looking for, which is true of most of my visits to most stores, and arguably my whole life. He handed me a flyer for a rotisserie chicken sale, from the other Lowes, the one with the chickens, the one that has never once broken up with me over the phone. I have mixed feeling about my rating, but went on the high side for the lumber smell, the caulk, the dog, and whatever Daryl is going through right now, because it looked like a lot.

Customer service is nonexistent and many items that show they are in stock or not.. The Greenville…read morestore called over to the Greer store to verify the outdoor lights we wanted were in stock. We drove all the way over and after getting studiously ignored by two "pros" we finally had one person get a forklift and they were none available at all. An absolute waste of several hours..

I would just like to say that the employees at this particular Home Depot exceptionally friendly…read moreand helpful. As far as products, they do have a shortage of supply on some things but their prices are cheaper than Lowe's.

My last 2 visits to the Greer store have been the best experiences I have had after being a HD…read more customer for 30 plus years in 5 different parts of the country. 2 Weeks ago I was trying to pay off an extended payment invoice . The young lady in customer service was patient with my limited knowledge of the system . She walked me through every step to make sure I paid of the correct account. Today I was looking for an item in the BBQ. department she was walking by and I said I have a question She stopped what she was doing and directed me to the correct aisle. HD does not stock this particular item, She offered to go online and research the item. she found it ordered it for me accepted my payment completed the transaction . Any time in the future if I have any issues I will try to find JACQUELINE. I hope I spelled it correctly. Bill

Got a defective solar storage battery and was replaced with no problem…read more I love the coupons

Love, love, love Harbor Freight. The tools last as well as American made, and they are a fraction…read moreof the price. We use the ultrasonic cleaner several times a year and it works great, plus they usually have tons of great items on sale. My husband has a machine shop and sure wishes Harbor Freight had been around when we first started out! His metal cutting band saw is over 20 years old and still going strong.

Shopped here for years. They are convenient and helpful. Only negative is the small parking area.read more

They were very nice and personal even though they were swamped due to the weather. They were almost…read moreout of propane but they were very up front about it and told everyone about when they expected their next delivery.

This place is amazing! We always find great service, wide selection of plants and materials for our…read morelandscaping!! Their plants are healthy and full. We have never lost one! Stefan is very knowledgeable and helpful as are all the staff. They bend over backwards to provide great service. Their pricing is reasonable and many landscaping companies get their plants from them. We always go there and have never been disappointed.

healthy plants at a great price - bought multiple Guara and Salvia, very satisfied - 10/10read more

Rivers, Kelly, and Neil are consistently kind and efficient, advising me on budget-based options,…read moreseen and unseen - since one item - the chandelier leaf lamp now over my dining room table - was a color I hadn't seen yet. Six weeks later I'm still discovering unrivaled flower pots and fountains, not to mention flamingos! This genuine team constantly on task has a note with the phone number to call if you're at the register inside the house wondering what to do. So bring mosquito spray, roll up your car windows when you park, and come stay a while!

I live in Spartanburg, but it was well worth the drive to this unbelievable place to find an urn…read morefor my front porch. The staff and owner, Neal, were extremely helpful and patient with indecisive me. I finally chose a unique and beautiful urn/pedestal combo, and couldn't be happier. Can't wait to go back to search for some planters. Would highly recommend.