Menards

"On February 5 my employee and I were getting supplies for the following day when we spotted some wood in the clearance rack. We grabbed the wood out of the $12.50 and $16.00 rack. The cashier couldn't find the price and called the manager up to approve the purchase. I was accused of not following the rules because I was supposed to call a manager. When I pointed out that there wasn't a sign directing me to call a manager, the guy started raising his voice and said he wasnt selling me the wood for that price and then insulted my intelligence with a 10 dollar off offer. I am a contractor with a long history of purchases at this manards. It was the most disrespectful treatment over severely damaged wood and was obviously not worth very much. The lack of respect I encountered at an establishment that I frequent often and where my company spends a lot of money was nothing short of astounding. To add insult to injury, my employee was there on the 11th and that wood was back in the $12.50 slot. The same guy told my employee that he couldnt buy it for that but could pay 30.00. I want an explanation for the policy of pricing items according to the whims of an absolute vulgar and angry man and why manards would accept this level of unprofessionalism."

"Is it not courtesy anymore to ask paying customers if they need help loading say a standup freezer into there vehicle whoever is in charge of the training or customer service needs some training dang not a single person asked if we needed a hand and there were plenty standing around while we were checking out!"

"The older cashiers are very unfriendly. I've had multiple bad experiences and have learned to avoid their checkout lanes at all costs."

"It was clean. It was organized. It just didn’t have what I needed which was fluorescent orange paint to spray on roots for a night hike. I lead free hikes EVERYDAY at Indiana Dunes Hiking dot com"

"Everything you need. This Menards is super clean and organized. Many departments and staff everywhere to help you find what your looking for. There’s even a small grocery aisle. Holiday decorations are also always brought out early for people who plan ahead."