I mentioned that it didn’t seem fair that I had to pay to rent a truck when the delivery truck dented my product. He mentioned I could rent a truck but that I had to pay for it. I don’t have a big car and I just moved here from FL and don’t know anyone with a truck. He said there is no truck that can come to my house to pick up the grill. He told me that there was nothing he could do. So I went to the store and spoke with the manager. The grill was delivered today however it came in looking completely different than the previous day meaning it was all dented, scratched and missing 3 of the burner covers! I tried to call and speak to someone on the phone all day and no answer at all.

I visited the Home Depot in Katy, TX yesterday and purchased a Nexgrill Grill to be delivered to my home the following day. I will No longer shop at Home Depot and will encourage my fellow veterans to follow suit. I am not a person to make threats or offers to pressure one into a decision, however unless something is done to rectify this situation permanently. I have no idea what transpired after that, however now every time I go into the store and Kerby sees me he goes out of his way to walk by and laugh, smirk and or make a comment like 'still here', Some people think they are all it' or 'Boo Hoo' I lodged a complaint with the Manager on duty while Kerby (the rude employee) kept cruising by to listen in on the conversation. Now I realize he had no way of knowing my handicap, However, an employee who is being paid to serve the customers should never speak to one in such a rude and condescending manner regardless of the situation. Because he was on the inside of my turn, I could not see him at all, I did not run into him or anything, in fact I did not know he was there until he loudly and sarcastically said, 'Excuse me works well around here'. As I turned from the main Isle down the tool Isle, one of the Home Depot employees was standing on the right side of the isle against the display.

I was visiting the Home Depot at 6874 US 322 Franklin, Pennsylvania 16323. Basically, I see only what is immediately in front of me, at a distance of about 8 feet my field of view is about 4 feet wide. However, I am afraid I will no longer be able to take advantage of the program.Īs I stated earlier I am a disabled Vietnam Veteran, as a result of traumatic brain injury I was left with tunnel vision and only have a 30 Degree field of view.

And greatly appreciate the discount you offer vets.

Refrigerators at home depot