Lowe's Home Improvement

"Shopping there is easy. It's just like any other loaves. The only downfall was shopping through them. Maybe the lack of knowledge on the products. Buying something from them. I would make sure that you require them to give you the manuals and any paperwork that are supposed to come with it. Purchased a snowblower and it came with no paperwork!"

"Wonderful employees. They are super nice. Helpful. Clean store. Organized well. Always find what you’re looking for, easy. One of the better Lowe’s I’ve been to out of the 10 states I have lived in. Honestly high quality for Rome. Standard prices for everything you need. They have deals, such as on plants they’ll put them on shelves for a discounted rate, just need to keep your eye out."

"No bags for items. Is it any wonder people can just take-off the shelves, and walk out the store without paying. We Did. Front-end staff seems too damn busy chatting, texting, browsing their phone, than doing their job of servicing customers and watching the exits. Employees just don't seem-to-care who leaves with what. Kinda tells me about management and employee standards. Had to ask five(5!), employees where aparticular product was(stove parts & accessories). "It's in the back," was the typical reply. Not one lame busy-chatting employee, bothered to even walk me to the area. Disturbing. Guess that's the price for average prices. Reason enough, to-not-pay."

"I just spent 1/2 an hour in this store trying to get someone to help me. I wanted to buy a refrigerator, but couldn’t find any employees in appliances. I walked over to lumber, opposite side of store, still didn’t see a single employee. I also wanted to buy some lumber I saw right outside of lumber department, but didn’t see it inside, even though I walked up and down the aisles. I asked Tina, whom was sitting at the register, for help. She told me she can’t leave her register, but called two different people, asking for help. They both said no. She said she would keep trying, and proceeded to ring out other customers. I walked to customer service, and as I was mid-sentence, Jessica took a phone call. Once she finished with the customer that’s more important than me, she did call for the manager, Rich, whom said either he would meet me in lumber or he would send someone else. So I again walked back to lumber. I asked Tina if anyone had yet responded and she said no. I didn’t see any other employees for awhile, til Mitch appeared. I asked him if he would help me. He seemed annoyed but said yes. But he couldn’t find the cinderblock I wanted, and said the lumber I wanted was in lawn & garden. So I wonder why it was displayed outside lumber? By this point I was frustrated and I had already walked the length of the store several times. No apologies were offered to me, only the excuse of “we’re short staffed”. Well, even the few people you have physically there, refuse to work. This store is pathetic. Guess I’ll drive into the city and go to Home Depot."

"This Lowes is very low key , not very busy @ all . Anytime of day or night very few people. It's pretty much in and out if you can get out of there bc your looking at all the stuff you could possibly use . Even though it is more expensive than Harbor or the cheaper stores, it's worth it most of the time to buy a tool or any building materials there just for a better quality product than some online store where u can't physically touch and check things out. I mean to an extent anyway ... A lot of these stores most often half of the employees don't know much about anything. If your looking for answers to a question related to carpentry or building something or materials. Let's be honest you could spend a million dollars there and they wouldn't give a damn about you !"