Hands down the best customer service I've experienced anywhere, anytime…read more This place was a word of mouth recommendation. Looks understated from the outside. Koi pond. Tree garden. Inside gifts of all types. Indoor plant sanctuary. Potting and three pot areas. What has captivated me is the seamless hand off of my questions by the staff. Needed a pot, asked about aquatic plants. The gentleman in pots guided me to the aquatic expert. Had a tree question, next expert. Wanted good recommendation on bee friendly bushes. Then indoor plants. Then outdoor ornaments gifts. Went in thinking I'd buy a plant. Left with 3 plants. 2 new pots. A tree. Gifts for friends and family. And plans to come back for other items. The people. 8 people helped me and every one of them was a joy. The way have my business for life. This is an hour from my house and worth every minute of the drive.

Scott helped us with our dwarf strawberry crepe myrtles - he was helpful on a blistering HOT day…read more He even saved the trees until the day as we didn't have our truck with us that day. We showed up, and they were still saved for us. Thanks, Scott!!!!

Hmmmm at the time of this writing, this Home Depot only has two and a half stars. But as you can…read moresee, I gave it 5 stars. Why is that? What prompted me to double the stars on my review? Well, read on and let me explain. My daughter and son-in-law were in the market for some railroad ties. They needed 10 to complete a project. I knew that they would have to make a number of trips with their vehicle to transport, so I offered to help with my vehicle, my Subaru Outback vehicle. I know, I know, lol, but let me continue. I asked the son-in-law, uh, how long are these railroad ties? Eight feet, he replied. How long?! 8 feet. Hmmm, do you have a tape measure? Yep, here you go. Well, my Outback measures just shy of six feet. The ties will have to stick out the back. I know, the "ties" as in plural. LoL, oh, it gets better. It seems that the local Home Depot in West Knoxville, was fresh out of railroad ties. But, Oak Ridge was flush with them. We'll just drive out there. So off we went, my daughter and I, in my Outback with an almost 6 foot cargo length, and my son-in-law in his Toyota Sienna van. Oh, did I forget to mention the van? The family van that transports 4 kids as well as the parents? LoL.... but wait, there's more. Oak Ridge isn't as close as I thought. About halfway there I asked my daughter if we had crossed the border into Kentucky! That got a chuckle out of her. Eventually we arrived at our destination, and into the vast warehouse we ventured. After perusing for awhile and not finding what we were looking for, we found a worker and he told us "you'll find the ties wayyy out on the edge of the property ". Why weren't they inside, we thought. We soon found out. Off we trekked to the edge of nowhere. Wayyyy out yonder to the farthest edge of the property. Well beyond where any sensible patron would park, or even think to hike. Binoculars would have helped us find these ties. These eight foot ties. Yes, these eight foot sticky ties. These eight foot, sticky, smelly, railroad ties. Boy did these things stink! No wonder they were stored on the south 40 acres. It didn't help that the days temperature prior to our visit reached triple digits. The stickiness and smell were in full bloom that early evening. So here here we were, thinking that we were going to transport these 8 foot, sticky, smelly railroad ties in our pristinely clean, fresh off the conveyor of Zips carwash vehicles, one of which an essential family vehicle, down the road to West Knoxville. Oh, another small detail that I forgot to add, each one of these suckers weighed 250 pounds! Some detail, huh? SMH...I was completely and absolutely oblivious as what to expect. Ha!!! All I wanted to do was help. LoL. So now what. It turns out that you can rent a flatbed and they'll load it. God only knows how it'll get unloaded! I guess, fortunately for me, my help is needed elsewhere. I'll have to leave this task to the son-in-law and his dad. They're troopers. They'll make it happen. I hope my daughter takes a video. All I wanted to do was help. Instead I learned a lesson, we all learned a lesson.... The ties that bind, are better left behind. There will be an addendum to this story. One that I'm sure Home Depot will be a major contributor to. Until then, they get my 5 stars, if only because they helped make for a fun story. Quick Tip: Lofty goals aren't that easy to reach. Especially when you're dealing with railroad ties. Eight foot, sticky, smelly, heavy, too big for passenger vehicle, railroad ties. I guess we should have been clued in if we had considered that these things have to be strong enough to carry the weight of 400,000 POUND LOCOMOTIVES!!! LOL, LOL!!! Believe me. We're not dumb. We were just too ambitious to the point of being clueless. I love my family.

KUDOS to James for providing supreme quality customer service! The selection and value for the…read moreChristmas tree for $24.96 was awesome. There is also military discount applied as well as Veteran's parking. The tree was a great value. For the price. I highly recommend all to come and visit to support this local business!

Mid-Mod mecca! All things 50s, 60s and 70s only in this spot. Everything is in impeccable condition…read moreand you'll pay top dollars for top notch vintage. Although I found it to be outside my wallet price point, I really appreciate how Todd and his wife concentrate on mid-century vintage. This come-back era is hot right now and specialization gives them the ability to focus on quality pieces. All items are cleaned and treated - absolutely ready to be brought home. Super high end. I mean, you could eat right off those bright avocado green plates. Here's my two cents on why spot-clean is critical. It might go without saying in this business..but whoa!...presentation and suggestion for homeware use and decor is key. Especially for mid-mod items, the cleaner the pieces, the more vivid the color which just throws you right into back into mid-mod environs. They do a terrific job here. (I mean, do you want to take home a dusty, faded-color, fondue tray which lost its elements that evoke the era?) The whole shop knocks my socks off! Product displays are very well done and you are jolted back in time the moment you walk in the door. The vignettes keep a steady theme and the colors totally pop. Just like they did mid-century. Here is what you'll find: tables, mirrors and furniture, lots of lamps, plenty of paintings, canisters, radios, knick-knacks, funky book ends, lots of owls, plates and bowls and zillions more. They really do pack it in here. And they have so much more to display. I see this really as the showcase boutique for their online shop. Todd told me the story of how he and his wife fell in love with all things mid-mod whey bought their 1960s-something home. Try to catch them on the 1st and 3rd weekends of the month. The shop is only open occasionally. Definitely worth a visit.

This store has THE BEST selection of retro canisters, beautiful & groovy embroidery art, funky ash…read moretrays, dish ware sets, furniture, and tons of mushroom items! I was in awe by the quality and quantity of their retro stock which was all in mostly amazing condition, ready to be brought home, clean, and the colors really pop and haven't lost their unique brilliancy! Very clean store and helpful customer service. Although it was a little over priced, I found a few items I was willing to buy without thinking about the price too much.

Way overpriced items. Some employees are that over friendly and some rude. Google how much their…read moreCEO makes a year. Perhaps you can donate stuff elsewhere.

Well stocked and well run. Interesting selection. Occasionally prices run a little high compared…read morewith other KARM stores for the same stuff. Stuff gets skimmed off from this store and goes to other stores since overflowing shelves reduce overnight. You cannot return clothing. All sales look to be final so buyer beware. The music is loud. Very loud, sometimes making conversations difficult if you wear a hearing aid. Nothing wrong with the music, its just cranked up.

This place was amazing! The owner was very friendly and knowledgeable . The plants were very…read moreaffordable! Worth the drive. I would also suggest following them on fb. He shares his inventory list and sales

Was at Stovers today and had a question about pricing regarding some pavers and if we purchased all…read morethat was in stock (5 pallets worth) would they consider discounting for bulk buying. The associate called the owner and the owner said, "No, in fact that he planned on going up in price by 25% per pallet the next week". So instead of giving a bulk price or just saying no that he could not do that he stated that he was going to raise the price by 25%. I am extremely disappointed in the unprofessionalism and the pressure tactics that were attempted to be employed especially being a long time customer for many large home improvement projects. Buyer beware as this was a shocking experience.

Dolores, Morgan, Michael, Tony and Cheyenne took great care of us today! We found great deals on…read morewaterproof click flooring for our bathroom, a ceiling fan for the bedroom, and a shower surround for a bathroom. They have appliances, lighting and about anything you can think of. Stop by!

They lied and told us they would have amish builders come out to our property however, they…read morecontract out work to people that have never built a shed before! Don't waste your time with this company, go some place else! Also the people that work in their office are not the smartest, they are also very demeaning, disrespectful and RUDE!!

Delivery drivers that deliver sheds from Secure Storage Sheds lie about deliveries then destroy…read moreyards when they said they wouldn't, shed doesn't get delivered and they laugh as they walk away. The delivery driver visited the site prior to delivery on the day they were delivering. They checked the ground conditions since it had previously rained 2 days prior. The delivery driver then stated that the ground is good to deliver the shed. They came back with the shed, dragged it across the road, leaving marks on the road then proceeded to destroy my yard and my lawn. I even questioned the driver prior to his attempt, as I was very concerned about the yard and about it possibly still being too wet. The driver assured me he could do it, the driver also stated that it had to be done that day or it would be 2 months until he could attempt again. When the driver was using his "mule" as they call the power equipment to drag the shed, I asked him to use the wheels on the back of the shed so it would not drag and would not leave damage. He said it would be fine, which surprised me since to their delivery driver damage is "fine." After telling him to stop and just leave with the shed after he destroyed our lawn we called the secure shed in Knoxville and they assured me the corporate office would have someone take care of the damages, instead they told us it was "our problem" and sent us a refund check minus $150 for their delivery drivers lies. Do not buy a shed from Secure Storage Sheds or one of their locations. They will damage your property and lie to you. They are dishonest and deceitful.