The Home Depot

Great Home Depot location. Decided to go to this one since we need to buy a few things from here. Nice, clean, organized, and big. Staff there was friendly, other people that don’t work there also friendly, well stocked, clean, and most important, easy to get in and out (since it can be really crowded sometimes) ! Self checkout was easy to use, and so is also cashier checkout. There is also a bunch of entrances/exits at the front of the store like every other Home Depot so that’s a plus. So, all in all, great Home Depot. Wild recommend this location and will be back!

I don't know about you but for me I absolutely love going here on a Saturday or Sunday morning at about 9-10ish, ohh the joy... Anybody picking up on the sarcasm?? I'm sick, my car died, I have a toothache, I've got explosive diarrhea, please don't make me go noooooo! Good luck everybody....

Always busy with a very poorly laid out parking lot that is congested. It is in the same parking lot as Whole Foods (sort of). If you are coming for lumber you are much better going to a yard the specializes in it as the wood here is usually warped and of poor quality. I recommend Austin Hardwoods of Denver. For power tools Ryobi is my recommendation because of the universal battery. But make sure you check the bundles as sometimes it's cheaper to get a couple tools or a tool plus a battery than it is just the single tool. Also check the price on the website which is sometimes cheaper.

It's fine. All HD are the same. Big. Has everything. Okay priced. The problem is, it's too big. Had to find aisle 43. Imagine a store having 43 large aisles and you have crutches. It's just too much. I miss Ace Hardware.

It's Home Depot, what do you expect? You want customer service, go to ACE! Inattentive staff, unless you're Latino. I've walked passed several employees on multiple occasions and have never been spoken to. Yet the Latino customers around me are always being greeted or asked if they need help. It was hard to get used to in the beginning but the more stores I visit it seems to be the norm. As a handyman I'm all over the Denver metro area. In most of the stores from Castle Rock to Thornton I see the same results. For the stores themselves, from cluttered aisles (whether it's bulky displays blocking half an aisle or contractor orders blocking the shelves) to the main front aisle being 2 individual 1 way paths. The flow of the store is very restricted on busy days. And forget trying to purchase a locked up tool in a timely fashion! The last special order I placed I was told "oh yeah, it's on aisle 34. Down on the end. It will have a sticker with your name on it." Get to the aisle and finally find my item. It's buried behind several other special order items. 2 employees standing close by (within 4ft) didn't even notice me struggling to move the other heavier items. After a set of heavy, steel bifold doors fell and smashed my arm they asked if I needed help. I said not now.... grabbed my door and left. Customer service is nothing more than a word to these folks