I would love to name the person responsible for this review at Home Depot Norman on Ed Noble, but that store is so unethical there is no telling what they would do. If you want your life turned upside down and deal with the most incompetent people in the history of customer, then this is your store. Two weeks ago we bought $3500.00 in appliances, $2500.00 in flooring and were going to be charged $1000.00 for install. A week ago my friend went to pay the balance and schedule installation of flooring. The "person" we dealt with (who said she was a manager, which if true, Home Depot seriously needs to up their game when promoting people) called the installer, who said the first opening was Sept. 8. My friend told her to schedule it because he was closing on his house on Sept. 7. Based on that fact, we scheduled cleaning and a number of deliveries the following week. On Sept. 7, my friend went back to the store to see what time they would begin. The "person" he originally dealt with pulled up the schedule only to say we weren't scheduled. She blamed the installer and said she would see what she could do. A number of very heated calls from me (after a total of about 45 minutes on hold all day) and calls from him to an assistant manager and the "person" resulted in promises to try to fix it. Their solution was to have the installer call my friend to say he would do it Sept. 12. Not good enough. So Sept. 7 ended with no resolution. On Sept. 8, the original install date, the "person" said they would use their remodel people for the install and they could do it Sept. 9. My friend was leaving town Sept. 10 for a funeral and the "person" knew that. She never said it would take more than one day at any time: not when we bought the flooring, when he paid for it, in the cluster of calls yesterday. Not until today, after saying it would be installed tomorrow, did she call back an hour later to say it would probably take more than a day and since he couldn't be there Saturday, they didn't think they could schedule it on the 9th, but they would work on it. After more heated phone calls and no resolution, at 3:30 p.m. my friend finally agreed to cancel the $3500.00 in appliances but decided to keep the flooring to expedite the process of getting it laid. And during all this, except for twice, store management's solution as to who best to handle the problem was to have the "person" who caused this fiasco to begin with answer the calls and run interference. Yeah, seriously bad business. I have had to cancel all the things I had scheduled for next week while we give our business to someone who will appreciate it. And given the level...or lack thereof... of customer service at this Home Depot, that would be anyone on the planet except them. So, again, if you want to deal with incompetent people, have your life turned upside down and experience the absolute worst customer service ever, then go to the Home Depot on Ed Noble Pkwy. You will not be disappointed. As an aside, business must be really good there....at no time did the store manager call my friend to see what he could do to keep his business. Nice... read more