Home Improvements in Hammond, IN

“The workers who installed our new storm door were great. Friendly, knew what they were doing. Gave me instructions on how to get the sliding window to function. Home Depot did initially deliver an incorrectly sized door and an incorrect handle. However, the installation guys immediately returned to Home Depot and got the correct items and installed them in less than an hour. I'm really happy with the process. Their installation services are reasonably priced and have already saved me twice from having to find a contractor or handyman to do the work.”

“This Home Depot went above and beyond this morning. We was waiting on delivery truck that hold generators the staff made sure everyone was ok and got them out of the pour down. Shout out to the staff and also the way they calmed other people down and best customer service.”

“Menard's is a home improvement store that is larger than you prepared for, every single time, despite having been to Menard's before. You enter through doors that part for you automatically, as if the store has been expecting you, which in a revenue-based sense it has. The cart you select rattles in a specific way that is unique to your cart and yet familiar to all Menard's carts, as though they share a common rattling ancestry.
The store continues in every direction for what can only be described as a while. Lumber is somewhere. Plumbing is somewhere else. The relationship between these two locations involves walking, and the walking is significant. Signs hang from the ceiling indicating departments, and you look at them and nod and then proceed to get lost anyway in a way that feels predetermined.
Items are available in quantities that suggest Menard's has considered the possibility that you might need more than one of something, and has acted on this consideration aggressively. The savings, which are big and money-adjacent, are communicated through yellow signage that appears throughout the store at a frequency that can only be described as committed.
A lumber yard exists outside and requires a separate trip that you did not originally plan for but have now accepted as part of the process. You accept it the way one accepts weather.
An employee was visible at one point near an aisle that was not the aisle you needed. This was no one's fault.
You will leave with things you came for and several things you did not come for, and the total will be a number.”