Hardware Stores in Woodland Hills, CA

“I was looking for Culligan under the sink water filter casing and the filter. My plumber recommended the unit. I found the casing and the filter at this store and each unit was $5 less than other stores. The staff is also very friendly - in addition to the great prices they offer.”

“I like this place for my once in a while tools , but there stuff has gotten alot better and kills those big stores in tool cost, now if they only had lumber, lol, it's always good to have itc membership . This week to itc member something good free a magnetic tool holder bar and its 499 normally nice”

“Valley Doors Group did a fantastic job installing French patio doors in my home. Their attention to detail and commitment to quality were evident throughout the process. I'm extremely satisfied with the results!”

“The woodland hills home depot is my favorite location. The store is clean & Customer service is great. Manager Henry helped me while visiting and made my shopping experience great! I will definitely be coming in more often.”

“October 2023Garden SectionI wish there was a way I could give this place 3.5 stars. It's not quite a four, but it's not quite a three either.Service:Not bad, but could be better. It was so hard trying to find someone to help me in the garden section. There's a cashier at the front that cannot leave her station. But she was really cool helping me do some price checks on some items that I guess had gotten mixed up on the shelves.If you're on a mission, and you know what you're looking for, then someone will point you in the right direction eventually. But if you're looking to sit down with someone for a minute, and discuss what your project is and what your needs are, good luck. You'll never get that kind of service at this home Depot.There are 3 things that I would definitely buy here.One of them is a super durable resin pot that's at least a quarter of an inch thick, and measures somewhere around 11 inches wide by about 11 inches tall. This is a great planter to put anywhere you'd like, and that has a nice elegant look to it. It was around $30. You spend a little more money, but you're going to get something that's thicker and more durable than just the cheap flimsy plastic pots that are really thin.Lowe's has similar pots for around $14. Point being, if you have the time to shop around, do your due diligence to look for those bargains. If you're in a crunch though, just know that there are some items here at Home Depot that are worth it.The second item I would buy here is the wood pot Movers. They're a good price at about 20 bucks. They'll probably last you a good couple years.If you're willing to make the drive, and spend a few more dollars though, Lowe's has similar pop movers that are made out of cast iron, with better wheels. These ones I'm talking about at Lowe's are $25. So spend a little more, get a little bit of quality I say.Third item: The wood trellis at $16 isn't bad. A little thin on the material, not sure how long it would last. But definitely a good, fair deal.Green Thumb further north for instance had a similar trellis in height, double the thickness of the material for just over $35. So the individual slats of wood were twice as thick, and the Staples used to attach them all seem like they were more heavy duty.Overall, if you're in a pinch, and need to purchase very specific items, Home Depot can be a good choice. Honestly though, I'd suggest go to home depot, take note of their inventory and prices, then go up to Lowe's and see what you can find there.”

“Phil in tools is working his butt off today. People might complain about the wait, but let's not forget he didn't choose to lock up all the tools, that's a Home Depot policy because of thefts. He helped every customer with grace and patience. Perhaps Home Depot could staff another person to help because Phil had to walk each person to check out and that is very time consuming.”