Appliances in Waukesha, WI

“We’ve used PP’s winter storage premium package for a number of years now for our cub cadet. Very convenient as they pick-up the mower when you like, change the filters, oil, plugs, sharpen the blades, lube the machine… everything that needs to be addressed after a brutal spring summer and fall mowing season. Then they return it when you like looking AND running like brand spanking new!
No way could I try to maintain it as good as they do. And they’re great folks to deal with.
Highly recommend Proven Power of Waukesha!
Call them today.”

“The Best Contractor’s Equipment for Over 60 YearsLincoln Contractors Supply Inc., the best contractor’s equipment supplier, was originally founded in 1956 by Al Knief and Bill Guenther at a site near what is now the main store and corporate offices for LCS. In the early 1980s, the company was purchased by Kneif and Guenther’s sons, Norm Knief and Dale Guenther.”

“I had ceiling tiles delivered and saw by the UPS notification that they had arrived. I spoke to Heidi about needing them to be updated as delivered in Home Depot's computer so I could pick them up ASAP, since I had a worker here ready to install them. Heidi was super helpful making it happen; called me back shortly to say I could pick them up. When I got to the service desk it was super busy with customers. When it was my turn, Barbara was very helpful and very polite with a crabby customer waiting behind me. Barbara and Heidi helped my carry out my order and provided excellent customer service. Thank you!”

“Be aware when purchasing plants from this location. We have purchased two plants, and neither is doing well. One is currently infected with spider mites. We visited the store last week and saw an entire cart of plants infected with the exact same spider mites. A $30 plant is now dying and will most likely need to be thrown away.

I'm not giving a low rating because I know this isn’t specifically Home Depot’s fault, but I just want to inform others: before buying a plant, take a good look at it first.”