Five stars for everything. 0 stars for the fact that I can't leave empty handed! Fun finds and we…read morebuy all of our pup treats from here. The people who work here are stellar. They are all willing to help. But they are never intrusive. Just a great place to shop for your home.

This Home Goods store is massive and has literally anything you would want for your home. They have…read moreheaps of dog outfits, mirrors, bathroom and living room furniture, art supplies, beverage making supplies, and food (for both humans and critters)! I don't typically shop at Home Goods but if you need something particular, like a cutlery organizer or a bed stand. This is definitely the place to visit.

The owners of this store are super personable and knowledgeable. Above and beyond describes them…read morewell. I purchased several tables and the quality is outstanding--art pieces. These are pieces that will last a lifetime. Thank you Yvette and Dave for everything!

My wife and I were looking for a reclining love seat. Basset Furniture, whom we had done business…read morewith in the past, told us that a love seat that reclines was kind of weird and that they didn't have anything in our price range. American Furniture Warehouse was also unimpressive in costumer service and selection. We stopped at Holman House on a whim. We found the costumer service was fantastic. We told them our price range and what we wanted and were shown the products that met our needs. Holman House will likely be a first stop in for us in the future.

Flock cameras in their parking lot! Don't do business with these people…read more They also leave containers of lady bugs out to die, don't water plants and throw them out as well. Incredibly wasteful company.

Buyer beware: Lowe's Grand Junction quoted me $924 for a replacement entry door, $786.55 for…read moreinstallation, and an additional $230 for an "Independent Contractor Permit" on a project involving no structural changes to the house. When I questioned the permit fee, both Lowe's and Premier Services Group initially told me it was a permit fee. At one point, I was even told it was a "City permit fee," which immediately raised concerns because the City of Grand Junction does not issue building permits for this type of work. Mesa County does. After multiple emails, phone calls, and a week of trying to get a straight answer, I checked with the Mesa County Building Department. Their fee schedule for this project's permit would be approximately $50-$60, not $230. During my final call with the Premier Services Group, they blamed their quote generation process and Lowe's for the inflated permit amount and explained that the permit fee shown on the quote is merely an estimate. I was told that any difference between the estimated and actual permit costs would be refunded after the job is completed. The problem? Nobody mentioned that before. Not on the quote. Not in the emails. Not during multiple conversations with Lowe's or Premiere Services Group. The first time anyone mentioned a refund was after I had already spent a week trying to determine why a $60 permit was being quoted at $230. And even if that explanation is accepted, why is the estimate more than four times the actual permit cost? It's possible the charge was deliberately labeled an "Independent Contractor Permit" rather than a building permit to disguise what amounts to a 31% markup on the installation cost. If so, that's about as misleading as it gets. This experience also revealed how Lowe's installation process appears to work. Lowe's sells the product in Grand Junction. Premier Services Group, based in Oregon, handles the installation quoting process. A local installer is called in to take measurements. Premier Services Group prepares the estimate, and Lowe's then presents the quote on Lowe's letterhead. As a customer, you're dealing with Lowe's, but there are multiple layers between you and the actual installer. Now, to the prices. Lowe's installation quote was $1,016.55. For the exact same door replacement, established local installers quoted approximately $600. That's nearly 70% higher than local competitors. My takeaway: Just because Lowe's is convenient and has a nationally recognized brand behind it, don't assume you're getting a competitive price or transparent pricing. I went into this process expecting the Lowe's name to provide confidence and oversight. Instead, I found inflated charges, confusing explanations, and a permit fee that nobody could adequately explain until I started doing my own investigation. Shop around. Get quotes from reputable local installers. And that does not include Lowe's. You'll likely save a lot of money and avoid unnecessary frustration.

Really cool store with lots of things - you could spend hours in here looking through the books and…read morepost cards

This is my favorite store to go in Grand Junction. They have amazing products. The staff is so kind…read moreand I could just get lost for days just looking at everything it's Beautiful. So thankful for the store. And I'm grateful to the owner he is very kind.

Ethan was a great salesman and very nice person! We love our mattress and we are getting great…read moresleep now! Stocktons.

Not impressed. A friend recently bought furniture to be delivered, and when it was, the power cord…read morewas missing. AFW customer service offered to mail one, which would take days. She called the store and after speaking with several people, was told they would have one for her to pick up. The customer service desk was zero help, even after being informed there was a cord being held. She wouldn't even call around to check. We finally found someone who, after a few calls, got the cord. BUT does "customer service " have to be so difficult? I would never buy anything here.