The Home Depot

They have a complete inventory of home improvement products and tools.

Well stocked and staffed as far as Home Depot's go. Always super busy.

Curbside pickup is the way to go.

Okay for most of everything else, but not appliances. We ordered a stove and refrigerator that we had to wait about 3 weeks for. On delivery day the stove didn't even make it out of the truck because it was damaged where the power cord plugs in. Not sure why this wasn't checked before leaving the warehouse. I was told to call right away for a replacement. I called and waited on hold 45 minutes before the automated system hung up on me. I called back and after an hour and 15 minutes I could talk to a human just to be told that the stove model is out of stock, that Maytag wasn't sure if they would be making any more AND to call back the following Tuesday to request a refund. I'm on the phone now being told that the stove is back in stock (oh how the story changes in 3 days) and a delivery is scheduled for December 6. Why didn't anyone tell me this and why did they schedule a delivery without consulting with me? We already purchased another stove. I am currently on hold (20 minutes in now and counting) trying to get a refund. YES, A REFUND FOR A STOVE THAT NEVER EVEN MADE IT IN THE DOOR. Home Depot really needs to reevaluate their return process for appliances. This is unacceptable and makes me want to go anyplace but here for future appliance purchases (because you know appliances only last about 5-10 years now). The time spent on this return is more than the time I spent trying to pick the appliance out.

Lots of fun things to look for. Went to fund a lock and winterize items for our house. They had everything in stock! Even had antibacterial wipes, which I cannot get at a grocery store! Nice, clean, ready to help with anything!