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Found them on the internet  Called them, and they came out the next day.  They were thorough, professional, and I would call them again!

Good experience at Home Depot for Garage disposal got backed up and we were in a pinch to get it fixed. Went to home depot for some tools. I ran into Jim (raider fan) while grabbing the wrong tools. Lucky for me Jim was an actual plumber so he talked me through what I should do. He also pointed to some washers and other implements that may help my leaking situation.

I was so happy that I stopped at this Home Depot and even was able to buy some gorgeous flowers.

My husband was able to fix the garbage disposal and the leaky pipe promptly once he was off of work. Thanks Jim for helping me out. Nice to avoid weekend Plumber fees if you can do it yourself.

Had my storefront window vandalized and needed to get it replaced as quickly as possible. I called Square One Windows and they came out to my business within an hour of calling. Veltry, owner and installer, couldn't have been nicer or more easy to work with and the window was ordered and replaced within 24 hours! I now have a window guy I can always count on. Thanks again Veltry!

There are some nice people that work here. Unfortunately I didn't get one of them today. If you go to the paint department stay away from Nancy. She has major attitude, is rude and has no clue what customer service means. Reported her to the manager so hopefully she'll get the training she ignored or forgot. Left and took my business elsewhere.

We moved to Maricopa in June and had a screen ripped off in wind storm in July. I called Bryan and Kimberly to have it repaired and stopped by their shop to show them the damaged and bent frame. They gave me a great price to replace it and kept in constant contact to let me know when it was ready to be installed. They showed up bright and early at 6:30am and installed it and it looks great. I then had them replace all of the solar screens on the windows on the house that get direct sunlight and once again they kept in contact regularly to let me know when they were ready. Had them out today at 6:30am again and the did a great job quickly installing the new solar screens. The prices are very reasonable and Bryan and Kimberly are a joy to work with. Thank you both very much.

DO NOT WASTE YOUR TIME!
We set up an appointment for them to come out and give us a window and door quote. Adam came out and spent almost 2 hours with my wife and I. He said he would email us a quote. Never saw a quote. After a week, I called their number and the office told me to check my junk email (which I was checking regularly and told her so). Nothing. She said she would reach out and let them know to send a quote. Here we are a month later, no quote. Don't waste your time with these people as they obviously don't want business!

We had used Pella, albeit a different location, to replace our west-facing windows a few years ago and had a good experience. Can't say the same for this experience. We replaced our remaining two older windows.

Some key dates:

10/29/21 1st meeting with a sales rep--phenomenally awkward experience. Says it will take 4 weeks for windows to be installed.
11/12/21 contractor shows up to measure--only after customer service reaches out to ask how things are going and I say there's been no follow up and no one has come to do the contractor measure.
11/20/21 same contractor calls on a Saturday says he forgot to test for lead. Asks to stop by in 15 minutes. Claims the lead test is positive.
11/23/21 sales rep calls and says delay is my fault because we have lead paint and says I should consider having it removed for my kids' safety.
11/30/21 Pella calls to schedule for 1/12
1/12/22 installation happens. One window is at least an inch too short all the way around. Installers shim it in to place. Installers admit it was a bad fit. Husband notes poor fit on paperwork.
10/22/22 someone reaches out and asks about our experience and to send the final invoice

Some commentary on these events--the delay in measuring was clearly our sales rep's issue. As in he never scheduled with the contractor. It was scheduled immediately after the check in with customer service. Then he blamed the 2+ week delay on the existence of lead--when the test was only done 3 days earlier. This doesn't even begin to make sense, but he was so aggressive when he called to insist the delay wasn't his fault but somehow mine, I didn't see the point in arguing with him. Fun fact, we don't have lead paint. We had a previous Pella installation where they checked.  No lead. Then after this contractor claimed we had lead, we double checked exactly where he tested and at another spot in the same room. Both negative. Can't help but wonder if the contractor charges Pella more if they have to take lead precautions? Also, shame on the sales rep for saying my kids were in danger from non-existent lead paint. There's absolutely no excuse.

I assumed we didn't get the final invoice because we had such a horrible experience and the larger window was not measured correctly. Then literally a year later someone reaches out to make sure we had a good experience and to send the final invoice. I spoke to a very nice woman who tells me she's new and she hates making these calls to invoice customers because everyone yells at her (can't imagine why) and they've been so short staffed. She tells me an installation manager will reach out on Monday. They didn't. Unsurprisingly.

I get there were staffing and supply chain issues during the pandemic, but I really feel like our issues during this installation went well beyond that. While Pella windows are good quality, I would avoid this location. In the future, I would go as far as to go with another brand if this was the only sales/installation option available.

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We are only at the estimate stage but I can tell you we were very pleased with that service.  Quick appointment, arrived on time, and provided a lot of very good information about the product, potential install, and warranty.  Also gave very good advise on things related to the screens with the existing doors.

Worst customer service ever. They had time to group up, chat amongst themselves, and be on their cell phones but when I asked MULTIPLE times for help not only did the girl get an attitude but I waited for half an hour and never got any help before I went to the one down the street. If I have to go to Home Depot for something, which hopefully Lowe's or True Value will have me covered from now on, I will never come to this one again. The worst!

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