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    The Home Depot

    2.5 (59 reviews)
    Open 8:00 am - 8:00 pm

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    Robert S.

    This is the closest Home Depot from downtown Providence, so we went to get some information on wood stains for our beach cottage. There was only one guy in the paint department and he was busy helping others and seemed a bit overwhelmed. Still, he was able to answer a few questions we had regarding the stains. The other departments are basically the same as any other Home Depot, but maybe a tad smaller than some of the suburban locations. The service is not as good as other locations, but I overall is not bad. Basic customer service. Home Depot, Inc. is a home improvement retail corporation that sells tools, construction products, appliances, and services. Home Depot is the largest home improvement retailer in the United States. In 2021, the company had 490,600 employees and more than $151 billion in revenue. The company is headquartered in incorporated Cobb County, Georgia, a suburb of Atlanta. It operates many big-box format stores across the United States (including the District of Columbia, Guam, Puerto Rico and the U.S. Virgin Islands); all 10 provinces of Canada; and all 32 Mexican states and Mexico City.

    Her hat is offensive to anyone who ever served in this great country of ours. You are supposed to be an American company why would you let h
    Hylda Z.

    The employees are wearing buttons and hats I find offensive. They are putting discussions between themselves before customer service.

    Regular white sale tag

    Until today I've always preferred Home Depot to Lowe's or anywhere else for that matter. I own a construction company and have probably spent over $30,000 there in the last 30 days (So I do a fair amount of business with them). Yesterday I went to the Providence location to look at buying a new Weber Grill. I noticed that one of the nicest Weber grills was on sale for 50% off ($1,699 down to $850). when I went to purchase it I was told they were out of stock at that location. I asked the customer service person to check nearby stores for it. She was able to find 6 at the Warwick location. I then asked her to call and have one put aside for me since I'm a commercial pro xtra customer. When I get to Warwick and look at the grill, I see that the price in Warwick is still $1,699, so I asked for the sale price and showed the manager the white sale tag from providence. I was then told that it was a clearance item in providence but not one in Warwick so the price is the regular price. I showed the manager the the tag was actually a white sale tag and not a yellow clearance tag and that the price should be honored. I was told it was probably a mistake and if I wanted to buy the grill it would be the full price. I left rather upset and very unhappy. unfortunately even though I use to prefer Home Depot over Lowe's, I will not never shop at Home Depot again since this is how they show they value there larger commercial pro xtra customers or any customer for that matter. FALSE ADVERTISING AND HORRIBLE CUSTOMER SERVICE!! I have attached pictures of the Weber Grill sale tag as well as what 2 examples of clearance tags from the sale store.

    Davis J.

    One of the "must stop" stores when moving to a new home is the home depot. You just find here so many things you forgot to add to the list. I was able to find here so many things that really helped and made things easier. Here is a tip: Buckets. You may never really need them, but when you will, they will be worth all the time you spent with them just sitting waiting for the day they will be needed. Next stop: Costso. lol.

    Hilary H.

    What's this? No one has reviewed Home Depot in PVD yet? Oh, my glory! Well, let it be me... I'm going to be honest with you, kids: I love the crap outta this place. I love their garden center, their selection of hardware, the lawnmower aisle and the tools, the TOOLS!!!!! They have sharpies, weed wackers, shrubberies, chairs, doors, glue, grills, toilies, shelving, storage bins.... basically anything and everything you could ever possibly need for your household. Whichis what brings me to a few words of caution: prepare a list before you come, because this place is massive and I have, on occasion, become overwhelmed and forgotten most of what I came in for. I love love love how organized it is, the smell of the lumber being cut, and the copious options displayed so beautifully. It's remarkably clean for a Home Depot... and for a hardware store, in general. The one drawback? The staff. Some are great, some or morons... and you usually have to seek out both for assistance.

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    Gerald N.

    3.5 stars. People are friendly at this home depot and helpful. I came once for key cutting but the line was rediculous. Came the next week and no one on line. Otherwise, they have the usual things a home depot has. Lots of home improvement stuff and plants as well. I'd gladly come back to this home depot if I need tools, etc.

    This is my go-to and I love this store maybe even addicted to it but I just got the best deal on grass seed and lawn fertilizer so high five

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