Preston Hwy #2307

If you need any assistance with paint, ask for Lisa or Karen. They are very friendly and helpful!

i purchased a 32x80 storm door. i had to beg the associate to show me where it was. once he did, he pointed at it and said this is the one. i had to drag it thru the entire store myself, and was NEVER offered assistance by any employee. i had to load it in my vehicle myself (wih the help of another customer). one of the worst customer service experiences ever.

The Preston Home Depot is a very clean and items are well placed for convenience sake. I will recommend that store to my friends and anyone I meet. I never have a problem finding what I am looking for.

Samantha, my cashier, was super nice and very helpful.

Employees like Breanna and Michael A make me as a consumer happy to have chosen Home Depot. Both listened, smiled and very knowledgeable

Product I was looking for appeared to be out of stock due to empty shelf. Employee saw me looking and asked to help. Read the bar code with his hand-held device and it showed four items in stock. He found the item on the top shelf, got a rolling ladder/stairs and got the item for me. Great customer service.

Happy and helpful staff

very helpful at the paint desk,and the cashier(Monserrat) very good and very nice,in the Garden center.

Been using Home Depot on Preston for years doing business for my company. In the last 12 months, the service has been slipping greatly. In the evenings, there is very few who knows what is going on. God forbid if you need help. Time is money. When we spend over 30 minutes trying to find 6 good 2x4's all because the wood on the ground is badly twisted, full of knot holes, bowed and the pile is a hug mess, I lose money. I spoke with the cashier about this problem and asked to speak with a manager about this. The cashier fumbled around and told me it would take a little bit since they were all busy. The next day, the wood was still all in a big pile of a mess. Went to get some lag bolts. Reached in for 5/16 2 inch lags and pulled out 1/4, some 3 inch, some 2 1/2; all mixed up. Here lately several items we come to get on a regular basis is out of stock. This is happening to often. In business, we start early. Many times we are waiting at the door to open at 6 am to load up for the day. There is never anyone around anymore to help load, retrieve something from the top shelf, cut a piece of vinyl or even to ask about something your looking for. These last 12 months has been a steady decline for Home Depot. There was a time when you bought something at the lumber checkout next to the Pro Desk, you would get checked out in a matter of minutes. That was when a cashier named Beverly was there running the show. She was always on top of things and understood time is money. There was a time when you never saw wood in piles of twisted garbage. That was when a man named Coder was around keeping things clean, neat, the wood straightened out. Not the case now. You used to go to the tools and ask a man named Sam for something and he would steer you right to what you needed or gave some of his valuable experience to help you. Good luck now on finding anyone who even knows where the tools are located at. I used to go into the flooring and never have to wait; someone was always around. Now if you want some flooring or mini blinds cut, come back after 8 am. The only thing right now I would recommend to someone is the rental department. These guys are first class. Nick, John, Don, all great. There is a lady, not sure her name who is really good too. Wake up Home Depot. I went to Menards last week and when they open up in Louisville, Good Bye. And I bet the house so many will feel the same way as I do after they see how Menards does things, they will make the change too. Upper management better open their eyes to what is going on.

The associates always are helpful and friendly whenever I am shopping here.