had to go in the yard for 4/4 s I coun't find the4 foot one and came backt tothe gate to ask for…read morehelp, both atendants both started berate me for not telling them the sizes. This happened at the Sheboygan store on June4 about 11.30 am

I purchased an exterior door on 6/22/25. I received exceptional customer service from Leon S.,…read morewhose patience and expertise were truly inspiring. I am especially grateful for his professional guidance and insight. Thank you, Leon!

BUYER BEWARE!!! We recently bought 3 pieces of Leick furniture. 2 end tables and a coffee…read moretable. Heavy pressed wood with an oak veneer. 2 of the 3 pieces arrived broken. Leick sent us 2 replacement tables. 1 good and 1 broken. They decided to send a 6th table. It has a broken drawer slide too. 4 out of 6 tables we received were broken! Quality is apparently not a concern for this furniture made in China. This issue has still not been resolved.

I bought a Cherry TV stand in 2018 that needed assembly. I got tired and didn't anchor on the top…read morepart that came with hardware. Years later, I misplaced the hardware and had a hard time calling their number. Unfortunately I did not have an extension, but I saw an email and sent and email describing my plight. The employee was kind sent me the hardware free of charge and sent me a file of the assembly instructions. My TV stand is as beautiful today as it was in 2018. I am pleased. I reached them at: info@leickfurnituresince1910.com

great service and return desk/customer service PROFESSIONAL attitude. No complaining or excuses…read moredoing anything.

They were stocked on most things but the employees are very rude. We got yelled at for "opening…read moreitems" but it was already open and a chunk was missing. They also would not move their carts that they were using to restock.

Just came by and you look open. Your hours online say you're open but the doors are locked and you…read morehave no posted sign saying what your hours are or if you are closed or open. I called the store, No answer.

From the owner: For over 20 years, we've created the scents that make you smile. Whether you're shopping for…read morefragrant body lotion, shower gel, or the world's best 3-wick candle, we have hundreds of quality products perfect for treating yourself or someone else. Our store associates are ready to help you put together the perfect gift or find the perfect scent for you or your home.

Our retaining wall and garage needed footer drainage added. They completed the project on time and…read moreon budget. Even with an extremely busy schedule they got our smaller project done right.

I have made a number of calls about snow removal in the 4200 block of s13th street re: try to get…read morecloser to the edges of the streets the plows seem to leave about 8 to 12 inches from the edge and we ( the neighbor) need to finish up for parking etc thank you bill grunert bgblueeyes1@yahoo.com

Have bought alot of furniture at WG&R. Fair prices and good quality. Nice selection of all kinds of…read morehousehold things

We've been trying to find a leather couch and love seat for some time and actually found some while…read morelooking for other furniture pieces. Our salesman Gem did an excellent job explaining anything that we could ask him about and we would highly recommend him. The delivery was even a week ahead of their schedule.

Mattress Firm Clearance 4053 WI-28, Sheboygan, WI 53081…read moreSam is a wonderful salesman he knows his stuff and is very plesent to deal with.I believe this to be an honest deal and a very good decision please give Sam and mattress firm a try when looking for your next bed

Kayla, the manager was great and very helpful. We purchased a adjustable bed and she set everything…read moreup to be delivered. We love the bed. The delivery person, Luis, and his partner were great. They arrived on time and had everything set up very fast. Both guy's were very friendly and hard workers. I can't say a bad thing about the entire experience!

This store was opened in 2007 and is already starting to show its age and the state of Best Buy in…read moregeneral. What was originally a "Magnolia-lite" showcase area (higher-end A/V items) is now a dilapidated open-box and clearance corner. Having to pass this to get to the new televisions on display certainly does not inspire confidence. After doing much research both online and in person at several stores I decided on the model television I wanted. Bestbuy.com showed that the item was available for purchase so I went to the store expecting to buy one. I chose Best Buy because of their offer of free shipping and haul-away and I wanted to schedule this in person rather than rely on the website. The model was on display and an associate approached, asking if he could help. I told him I wanted to purchase the model and he went off to the stockroom. Returning after about 5 minutes he apologized that they did not have the item in stock, but he could see if it was available from another store. He also asked when I expected to get the TV. This transaction was on a Friday evening and I told him I hoped to get it before the following weekend (Super Bowl Sunday). He didn't say another word. I went with him to their sales terminal and after another 5 minutes he apologized that the item was only in-stock at a store in another state and that it "would be a hassle" to get it from them. He explained they may not be willing to give up one of the three that they had in stock to another store in case a customer there wanted one. I didn't realize each individual store was fighting for dominance over the other, I thought they were one company. When a customer is standing in front of you "cash-in-hand" I would think you would do everything possible to make the sale. In any case, inside baseball is not really what you want to discuss in front of the customers. Instead the associate went to speak with the manager and came back after another 5 minutes asking if I would be interested in the next size up, which was in stock. I don't know if any discounts would have been offered, or they just expected I would fork over another $150 and change so they could make the sale. This was a non-starter anyway, as the size I was looking at was the largest that would fit the space I intended to install it in. The associate then asked me to write my name and number on a piece of paper. Apparently there's no mechanism in the computer to purchase the TV and wait for delivery from another location. He explained that he would attempt to get the store in another state to give up one of their 3 TVs of this model in stock. He would call when the truck arrived on Tuesday to let me know either way whether they were able to get the television. After all this, he explained that they were already booked solid for deliveries. Even if the TV showed up on Tuesday, I wouldn't be able to get it delivered until after the Super Bowl. Already knowing that I wanted the TV before the game, I suppose he was hoping that all the hassle I just went through would make me purchase anyway. I asked if the free recycling was valid even if I picked up the TV myself in time for the Super Bowl and dropped off the old one. He said yes, recycling was free whether or not they delivered it. I thanked him and left, mostly expecting that my name and number were promptly placed in the circular file. Writing this a week later on the following Friday, my suspicions are solidly confirmed, having heard not a word from this particular associate, nor anyone else at Best Buy. I have since taken my business to Amazon.com, who offer the same model with free shipping and with a discount for Prime members I was unaware of previously. I'm getting the TV delivered for free at a lower price than Best Buy offered. Unfortunately it won't be here in time for the game, but Best Buy was the only local original option who I had any hope of being able to meet that expectation in the first place. Turns out Best Buy is mandated by state law to recycle televisions whether or not you make a purchase there, with only the minor inconvenience being having to get it there yourself. So they lost my business, but I'll be dropping off my old TV for them to recycle at their expense along with the loss of a sale. From now on Best Buy will serve as an Amazon.com or other .com showroom for me, if I set foot in there again. Although it's only a matter of time before the entire place ends up in the circular file of history.

Came in today to pick up my reserved order and figured I'd ask if there were any Pokémon products…read moreleft while I was there. I asked one of the employees, and they told me there was nothing left without even checking. Not even a few minutes later, another customer asked a different employee the same question. This time, the employee actually went to look and came back with one item. I was still standing there like... seriously? I even told the other customer she could have it, so it's not about me trying to take it. It's just frustrating when you're told something isn't available and then see that it actually is, just because someone else got help from a different employee who actually checked. I get that things sell out fast, especially Pokémon stuff, but at least take the time to look before saying there's nothing. It just feels inconsistent and unfair. Just hoping for better communication and effort from staff next time.