Appliances in Richmond, KY

“I wanted to thank the staff at Pieratt's, Richmond, KY. On March 3rd, I purchased a TV, with some specific features I wanted. Rod, my sales clerk, went above and beyond helping choose a model to fit my requests. When he didn't know an answer, he found someone who did - that is unusual, and much appreciated. Got it home, had some problems with some of the features so called the store. Rod, Jack, Mike and Conner all worked very hard (going above and beyond) at seeking an answer. I believe they work on the principle of making the customer happy, not just making a sale...eager to make me satisfied and happy with my purchase. If you have not been there, go, it is certainly worth your time!”

“Mike is hands down one of the best building supply salesmen I’ve ever worked with. He’s knowledgeable, dependable, and always goes above and beyond to make sure his customers get exactly what they need. Whether it’s tracking down materials, answering questions, or helping keep a project on schedule, Mike always delivers with professionalism and a great attitude.

You can tell he truly cares about his customers and takes pride in his work. If you’re looking for someone honest, hardworking, and easy to work with, Mike is your guy. Highly recommend!”

“I just had my TV stand/fireplace delivered and the to gentleman was freaking amazing and so professional and nice will recommend this place of business to everyone”

“Not sure what’s going on at Ferguson Plumbing in Richmond, WV, but I think they’ve opened a rift in time. I was helped by a guy (Corey? Maybe? He had the energy of someone who’s fought a pipe demon and won). Dude looked at me, said “3/4 inch,” and walked away. When I checked my shopping list… it was 3/4 inch. I hadn’t even told him. I think he read my aura.

He moved through the aisles like a plumbing cryptid. I blinked, and he was gone. I blinked again, and he was handing me the exact valve I needed, like some kind of hardware sorcerer.

Also, the PVC aisle smells like destiny. I don’t know what that means, but it felt important to say.”