88 Millies Pl, Dahlonega GA 30533
“These guys are top notch in my book. I went in to buy a belt for my lawn tractor and the guy in service went out of his way to tell me what might be wrong with my mower and said I could call him for some help if I needed it. Ended up the belt wasn’t the problem so the next day I went in to buy a new tractor which they stand behind unlike the big block stores. They cleaned and gassed it up and delivered it to me the same day. I don’t know where else you get service like that. Love them!”
406 East Main St A, Dahlonega GA 30533
“I came here to say that Mike is an incredible asset to this company. He’s kind, courteous, and very professional. Thank you so much for your help today when I needed tools to get my motorcycle back on the road.”
550 N Grove St, Dahlonega GA 30533
“Out of Towners (Veterans) needed a couple 8mm bolts for my Dakota radiator cross brace and they not only got me fixed, but the fellas did the fixing! A Big Thanks again from the Fuqua's-New Port Richey FL ....No names needed, just a hand shake and I bought the guys lunch! We appreciate y'all”
140 Maxwell Ln, Dahlonega GA 30533
“I am a far too frequent Home Depot customer and a big fan. I shop at about 5 different Home Depots and they all have different strengths and weaknesses but by far, my favorite Home Depot is the Dahlonega store. The folks that with there are generally older, more knowledgeable and much more customer friendly. Life hack: load the Home Depot app on your phone. Search on the product you are looking for and ironically you won't have to "search" in the store. The app will tell you exactly which aisle, which bin and how many they have. Saves a lot of time although if you are in the Dahlonega store some will normally see you looking and go out of their way to help.”
140 Maxwell Ln, Dahlonega GA 30533
“Not a typical layout for HD but employees are super helpful so just ask. Last time I was here, the round-up vendor was restocking and shared a lot of info on his product. Btw, the rest room is on the far right of the building behind lumber.”
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