This is the best hardware store, every time I go to Salk's Ace there is someone ready to to help as…read moresoon as I walk in the door, more than willing to help me find whatever odds or ends I am looking for.

Customer service is pretty lack luster. I waited 15 minutes for someone to help me out and no one…read moreever showed. I finally gave up and went to the big store for supplies

Been our go-to ever since Bennys closed and we don't want to venture to Home Depot or Lowes.Second…read moretime here in a week but unfortunately didn't have what we needed....

This is not a "big box" hardware store, set your expectations. Store is well stocked for my needs…read more There may be better prices elsewhere, but you pay for the convenience of a local, well stocked store with competent personalized attention. Staff are always very polite, professional and helpful. A top priority for me. I have spend too much time and money in other locations trying to figure out what to buy. Often requiring a return visit for an exchange/return or to buy additional items to finish a project. I will happily pay a few pennies more to avoid that hassle.

This is a large, clean, spacious Home Depot. We stopped there to get a shower head and they had a…read moregood selection of them. The store is so big and there are so many customers and few staff that it really is a self service store. They still have their nursery section open so you can get some colder temperature plants for indoors (mostly). Nice large parking lot.

John and Chelsea in the Garden Department deserve recognition. Over the phone, John assured me that…read morethey had what I needed. In the store, both employees helped me find exactly the product I needed and were friendly about doing so. On the other hand, an employee named Missy (got her voicemail) needs to re-think her vm message, like changing it from "I'll get back to you at my earliest convenience" to something more customer-friendly such as "I'll get back to you as soon as I can." Big difference in just a few words.

I spent almost $400 during a quick trip.. The way I was treated by customer service was completely…read moreunacceptable. After loading my car and making it home, I realized I had left an item in a shopping cart outside the store. I immediately called the store to prevent it from being taken. Someone answered, "Customer Service, Hold!", and never picked back up--for the entire 20-minute drive back to the store. When I arrived, I found my item still outside. Inside, I saw three customer service associates standing around chatting, not helping customers. When I explained my call had been on hold the whole time, the woman at the desk flat-out denied it was possible. I showed her my phone displaying the store's number and the 20+ minute hold time. She shrugged, accused me of calling the wrong store ( despite using the phone number on the receipt), and dismissed me. See my call log and receipt attached below I left the store, sat in my car, and someone finally picked up the call--only to hang up immediately. I called back, someone answered, and when I said "I was just checking to see if anyone would pick up" they hung up on me again.... Which clearly proved my point. This was not a staffing issue. This was employees choosing to ignore customers, lie, and hang up on them. It's unprofessional, disrespectful, and reflects extremely poorly on the company. And if the three employees are reading this, maybe go work at the garbage site where you belong

I like to shop Lowe's whenever I can. I like their corporate stance and their support of many…read morecauses I believe in. I was in this area of Warwick recently and I decided to look at their paint supplies. I thought Valspar was Lowe's private label brand (like Behr is Home Depot's) but when I did some research I realized that Valspar was a separate brand by itself. Valspar is based in Minneapolis. With over 11,000 employees in 26 countries and a company history that spans two centuries, it was the sixth largest paint and coating corporation in the world. Valspar was founded in 1806 as a paint dealership in Boston, Massachusetts. The Valspar name emerged in 1903 as the name of a clear varnish and became the company name in 1932. Sherwin-Williams acquired Valspar in 2017. Anyway, their prices were competitive to Home Depot or Benjamin Moore or Sherwin Williams. Lots of choices and price points.

Adam was extremely helpful with a grill issue that I was having…read more He even came to my home and resolved the problem.

This store has a great friendly and helpful staff. I was looking for a kitchen timer and I asked…read moresomeone where to find it and he took me directly to the exact location of the item. When I was ready to check out, the cashier was also very chatty and friendly. It's always refreshing to come to small businesses and being treated like a person, not just like a revenue-generating entity.

I wanted to write a review of this Home Depot solely on my experience recently. I went to get a…read morespecific wood width and with specific measurements. When I got to the isle there was not one sole available. I looked around and saw the cashier Mike I told him I needed help and he said he would call someone to the isle. About a minute or two later Paul comes over to help me. This is when my experience was amazing. I told him what I showed him the wood I needed. He looked thru them and got me the best pieces. We went over to the cutting g board, I gave him the measurements I needed when he handed it to me I asked if the size was correct, he measured it and it was wrong. He didn't get upset he walked back to the isle and got another nice piece and then cut both to my measurements. All this while he was about to take his break. Paul was very nice, attentive and made my experience a cool one. Great customer service. The price of the wood was reasonably priced...

My husband loves a visit to the Home Depot! The good thing about every Home Depot I've been to is…read morethe employees are always super friendly and very helpful. I've found that to be the case here! They always have a knack for finding you when you are truly lost and helping you navigate you the right aisle. Checkout is quick with the combo of self checkout and employees at the self checkout happy to help as well.

The Home Depot is the world's largest home improvement retailer and is your go to store for all…read moreyour home improvement needs. There are more than 2,300 stores across North America. This Home Depot is located in Coventry, RI near BJ's Wholesale Club. There is plenty of parking. The store is spacious and the bays are fully stocked. The Home Depot website is really helpful in informing customers how many of the item are in stock, the Aisle number, and Bay number. I was able to find my items easily. I was looking for some moving materials. There were only self-checkout registers open and it was easy to use, but there were staff members available for assistance.

I forgot that I could get gift cards at Home Depot. They have their own (Home Depot) as well as…read moreregular VISA cards. You can get gift cards for Netflix, restaurants like Subway or Outback, as well as many other businesses. It is an easy option for those who want to give a nice gift to someone that Loves a particular business, store or chain. Great amount of options. As many other Home Depot, this one has self checkout registers.

They could not be more accommodating. Very pleased with gas grill. Called ahead. Confirmed in…read morestock and service was great.

I purchased a Kenmore vacuum recently and couldn't be happier with the experience. The sales team…read morewere most helpful in explaining the differences in models. Will definitely be back when we need other appliances!

Drove all the way down here because website stated your store had a pallet jack in stock. I drive…read more30 minutes out of the way to the store. When I get to the store they tell me they don't have Anya Wasted trip. Website not accurate. Staff rude and unknowable. Do not go here

Tool men take note: this is a haven. If you want it, or need it, they most probably have it. And…read morejust like some other tool companies, they have a life time warranty on their brand of tools, which cost way less. For the hobbyist, or home owner, who just needs to have a few tools around, that's a win-win. If it breaks, stop in to any location with your broken tool, and they'll swap it out. Boom, done. There is plenty of parking out front, the staff are very helpful and the prices are great. Tarps, power tools, storage, truck hitches, all kinds of fun things to put in your garage. If you haven't stopped in, you should.