Lowe's

Beware Lowe’s new corporate managed installation program. Keller was assigned as the installer of our Lowe’s-purchased tile installation for our bedroom and bathroom floor and trim. We paid over $4400 to Lowe’s for material and labor in December of 2020 for 380 sq feet of tile. A small portion of this—30 sq feet- was a wainscoting on one bath wall, measured by Lowes and expected to be part of the job. Upon completion of the flooring portion in March (multiple screw ups by Lowe’s Installed sales and Keller in ordering materials, providing credentials to condo and getting Town) Keller REFUSED to install the wall portion. “we don’t do walls for Lowe’s”. An initial moonlighter from Keller offered to do the walk for an additional fee of $300–but backed out the night before he was to come and do the work. In the meantime, I had complained to Lowe’s corporate and after hours on hold and repetitions of the tale I was offered a $150 Lowe’s credit towards the $300 quote, which I accepted. It took a week to find another tile installer, who finally settled on a $600 fee for the tiny wall install, leaving me still $450 out of pocket beyond my initial $4400 fee. I was directed by Lowe’s third party “Installed Sales” coordinator BACK TO THE STORE MANAGEMENT for resolution of any disputes. Today, April 3 I was called by the store and told that no adjustment would be forthcoming. Under their new system of managing third party installers, Lowe’s corporate has abdicated all oversight to a third party management company, and they take No responsibility for customer satisfaction. Problems emanating from the absence of any real General Contractor are not going to be addressed, especially once Lowe’s has your money, and any adjustments are going to be the subject of he-said/she-said finger pointing and any deserved price adjustments are going to be hard to come by. Lowe’s needs to rethink this new installed sales system, as well as their new “Installation Made Easy (IME)” program for Major Projects, which is similarly plagued with lack of accountability once they have your money. Especially if you need multiple vendors, I would avoid Lowe’s until they get the bugs out of their new system. They invested a lot in their website emphasizing their new bathroom install relationship with ReBath; I can tell you from bitter experience they haven’t figured it out yet.

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The guy next to me got windows from Lowe's and he had problems, he did not pass inspection. I didn't use them because they were $500 more expensive than the company I used, and the guy next door had problem. They are adequate, but they are not as good as the company I used. When the guy gave me the quote, he went through a presentation. They were responsive, they came straight out and gave me the quote. Their crew that worked next door, weren't as professional as the guys who did my work.

It was an Angie's List Big Deal that I purchased. It was perfect! It was a great deal. You can't beat that. I've been going to Lowe's for years and I would recommend them.

The man who sold the microwave was very professional, and he found exactly what I was looking for. The experience with them was fine. Their price is just about the same as anybody else.

Delays kept the floors from bein installed per our schedule and the old carpet was not removed as paid for. AN IPOD DOCK IS MISSING FROM MY HOME and the installers say it was not there when they were installing. When I contacted Lowes I was told that they scrutinize all installers or they do not get to work on Lowes' jobs with no offer to replace the missing dock. I'd never trust Lowes to do another job for me.

They were very easy to deal with. They took care of the permit. They did the work quickly.