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    Jim in plumbing  Absolutely amazing   Everything you could possibly ask for from a floor associate
    Sunny Y.

    We needed help with the spring fed ball valve that had gone bad. Jim was unbelievably helpful and helped us get every part that we needed and also step-by-step instructions on what to do. Incredible service.

    Before you consider purchasing an appliance from the Weaverville, NC Lowes and having them install it please read the story and view the pictures. My widowed mother needed a kitchen range so, considering my long history of buying from Lowes, I bought one from the Weaverville, NC store and set up delivery. About a week later the stove arrived and the installers carried it into the house. They swapped the cord on the appliance and slid it into place. I had also requested that they haul away the old one. The installer confirmed that they were going to remove the old stove and my mother gave them affirmation to do so. Once he got the go-ahead the installer kicked the range as hard as he could and it went crashing down the porch steps, damaging the railing on the way down. Then, later the range and oven stopped working. I attempted to call the store and this is where things really went off the rails. When someone FINALLY answered she said quickly, "Lowes, hold!" and then put me on hold. After 45 minutes on hold I drove to the store, with the phone still connected to their system. When I entered the store there was a line for "returns" and a line for "pickups" then further to the right the customer service desk. I walked to the customer service desk while watching three employees coo'ing over a new baby behind the counter (my phone was still on hold with them and now at 1 hour and 2 minutes.) I continued to be ignored until a young woman approached with an attitude and asked me what I needed. When I told her, she said that I needed to go to the back of the "returns" line. When I protested she rolled her eyes and shrugged her shoulders. I went to the back of the line and waited only to be greeted by the same young lady who then informed me that they can't look up anything after 60 days! I drove on to my mother's house to try to see if I could figure anything out. I looked at the stove and saw a code on the digital display. I confirmed that the oven and the elements on top were completely dead although the display worked and the indicators of the cooktop and oven would light up as if it were working. As I left my mother's house I realized that my phone was STILL connected to the Weaverville Lowes and STILL on hold! I continued to drive all the way back to my home listening to their on-hold music and when I arrived back home I finally disconnected the call (at nearly 3 hours!!!) to call Lowes corporate. I used google to search the code that the stove was displaying to find that it is related to a low voltage situation so I returned to my mother's home the next morning and began testing the breaker and power outlet, which tested fine. When I turned my attention to the stove I found the issue. When the installer hooked up the replacement power cord he left the fasteners on the power bar loose. If you are familiar with electricity you know what this means. The loose connection caused small arcs, overheating and caused a fire. The insulation on one of the wires caught fire and burned off, luckily losing contact before catching the house on fire with my 84 year old mother inside. I stopped by the Weaverville Lowes to inform them of my findings and spoke with manager Anthony who explained that the GM was out that day (convenient don't you think?) He promised to cover this with the GM the next day and told me that the GM would call me soon after he arrived at 12. Of course, in Lowe's customer service fashion, no call. Several days later and still no call from him/her. Anthony called to inform me that he spoke with the delivery coordinator and that "anything could have happened" and suggested that perhaps my elderly mother, who has trouble walking, had slid the range out and tampered with the wiring somehow. He continued to explain to me that they would be doing absolutely nothing to assist in this situation. I told him to please once again tell the GM that I wanted a phone call and still, nothing. I have spent thousands of dollars with Lowes over the past couple of decades. Building materials, appliances, paint, and more. They have always been my "go-to" for just about anything but if this is how they handle something like nearly burning my mother's home down, I will never EVER purchase anything from them again and I would encourage anyone reading this to also go elsewhere. Shop at an Ace! Shop at Home Depot, Shop ANYWHERE other than Lowes and if you have no choice, DO NOT let them install anything!!! Apparently they don't train their installers at all, and you have no idea who might be entering your home and putting you and your family at potential risk.

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    4.8(8 reviews)
    3.8 mi

    Such a cute shop, with friendly staff. I love that they have a whole section for terrariums and…read morethey sale little bags of everything you need to get started with making your own. I wish every plant store had something like that!

    In their eleventh year, Thyme In The Garden is more than a nursery, although it's a peach of a…read morenursery too. It's a family run place that oozes charm and affection. The place is alive, man! Asheville has no shortage of magical spaces that kind of transcend space/time when you wander them. This one is a doozy! Walk down the stone earth entry to the grotto below and tell me you didn't just schloop through an unseen hole in the veil only to emerge into someplace much further than it looked from "out there." It's like the TARDIS of nurseries, it's bigger on the inside. A bit north of UNC Asheville on Merrimon, the only negative thing that I could mention is that parking is a little tight and close to that road, but that's a pretty common gripe in the 828, but I had to mention it for credibility. I mean this is a Yelp! review fercryinoutloud it can't all be pixies and rainbows. They have pots. And plants. Indoor and outdoor types. Annuals and perennials. Gifts and creativity abound, if you can abide. The staff that I encountered were big on hospitality, helpfulness, and that Southern Appalachian humility that I respectfully embrace. We left with a giant clay pot and a half-price Aloe that is entering the rehabilitation porch at home tomorrow at sun-up. Oh, there is a chicken coop just a bit farther out back, past the little creek and through the back greenhouse. Totally worth a peek while you're meandering about. From the looks of it, this place is evolving and growing. I can't wait to see it next time I come. Do yourself a favor and check it out.

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