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Consumer Comments for Home Depot
Aug 05, 2026
We made the mistake of trusting Home Depot to execute the refacing plan as we discussed it with the estimator and the person doing the final measurements.
Be prepared to spend a long time with the estimator. We spent over four hours across two days going over the initial and follow-up measurements. We also couldn't find the three-year, 0% financing plan he recommended and ended up going to Home Depot ourselves to locate it and complete the paperwork.
The project cost approximately $28,000. The final measurements went quickly and smoothly. The installer, Robert, did a GREAT JOB over a four-day period. It was only then that we realized we did not receive the tilt-out drawer under the sink. Had we known this ahead of time, perhaps Robert could have found a workaround, but we'll never know.
Also, be prepared to deal with a lot of very fine, almost invisible dust after the project. While Robert tried to enclose the work area with plastic sheeting and cleaned up by sweeping and vacuuming, some of this fine dust still escaped from the work area.