Lowe’s is a national home-improvement retailer headquartered in Mooresville, North Carolina. The company sells appliances, tools, lumber, plumbing and electrical supplies, flooring, paint, outdoor equipment, home décor, building materials, and products for homeowners and professional contractors.
Consumers commonly search for the Lowe’s corporate office address or phone number when they need help with a damaged delivery, missing order, appliance problem, installation complaint, delayed refund, protection-plan claim, private-brand product, store employee interaction, credit-card issue, or another unresolved customer-service concern.
How to Contact Lowe’s Corporate Office
Lowe’s maintains separate support channels for general customer care, installations, appliance repairs, product warranties, protection plans, professional customers, online orders, deliveries, credit accounts, and corporate matters.
- Company Name: Lowe’s Companies, Inc.
- Lowe’s Corporate Headquarters: 1000 Lowe’s Boulevard, Mooresville, NC 28117
- Lowe’s Corporate Phone Number: 1-704-758-1000
- Lowe’s Customer Care: 1-800-445-6937 (1-800-44-LOWES)
- Sales and Order Assistance: 1-877-465-6937 (1-877-GO-LOWES)
- Repairs, Warranties and Protection Plans: 1-888-775-6937 (1-888-77-LOWES)
- Installation Support: 1-888-516-1010
- Lowe’s Pro Service Desk: 1-844-569-4776
- Major Appliance Parts: 1-800-476-8160
- Outdoor Power Equipment Parts: 1-877-500-7499
- Official Website: Lowes.com
- Lowe’s Help Center: Lowe’s Customer Service and Support
- Contact Lowe’s: Phone and Online Support Options
- Order Status: Review or Track a Lowe’s Order
- Returns and Exchanges: Lowe’s Return Policy
- Protection Plan Claims: File or Manage a Lowe’s Protection Plan Claim
- Installation Services: Lowe’s Installation and Project Services
- Store Locator: Find a Lowe’s Store
- Product Recalls: Lowe’s Recall and Product-Safety Information
- Careers: Lowe’s Careers
- Investor Relations: Lowe’s Investor Relations
- Stock Symbol: NYSE: LOW
Lowe’s Customer-Service Hours
- Customer Care: 8:30 a.m. to 7:00 p.m. Eastern Time, seven days a week
- Sales Assistance: 8:30 a.m. to 7:00 p.m. Eastern Time, seven days a week
- Repairs, Warranties and Protection Plans: 8:00 a.m. to midnight Eastern Time, seven days a week
- Pro Service Desk: 8:30 a.m. to 6:30 p.m. Eastern Time, seven days a week
Online chat and self-service tools may be available outside regular live-agent hours.
The former Customer Care number 1-800-890-5932 should no longer be presented as Lowe’s primary customer-service line. The current official number is 1-800-445-6937.
The fax number 1-336-658-4766 appears in older corporate directories but is not prominently listed by Lowe’s as a current general customer-service fax number. Telephone support, online chat, written correspondence, and the company’s online help tools generally provide a clearer complaint record.
How to Escalate a Lowe’s Complaint
The correct escalation process depends on whether the concern involves a retail store, online purchase, delivery, appliance, installation, protection plan, contractor, private-brand product, or Lowe’s credit account.
- Begin with the Lowe’s store or department that handled the transaction.
- Ask to speak with the department supervisor, assistant store manager, or store manager.
- Keep the receipt, order number, store address, delivery paperwork, installation agreement, photographs, product model and serial number, and names of representatives contacted.
- Explain what occurred and state the specific resolution being requested.
- If the store does not resolve the concern, call Lowe’s Customer Care at 1-800-445-6937.
- For installation concerns, call 1-888-516-1010. For repairs, warranties, or protection plans, call 1-888-775-6937.
- Ask for a complaint, case, repair, installation, or reference number.
- Request escalation to the appropriate store manager, installation manager, market director, protection-plan administrator, delivery specialist, or customer-care supervisor.
- Keep a written timeline showing each contact date, representative, promised resolution, and result.
Written complaints can be mailed to:
Lowe’s Companies, Inc.
1000 Lowe’s Boulevard
Mooresville, NC 28117
Send copies rather than original receipts, contracts, inspection reports, photographs, or warranty documents.
Do not publish complete payment-card numbers, credit-account numbers, passwords, verification codes, home-security information, gate codes, Social Security numbers, or other sensitive information in a public review.
Lowe’s Order and Delivery Complaints
Order and delivery complaints may involve:
- A delayed appliance, lumber, flooring, or building-material order
- An item that arrived damaged
- Missing products or accessories
- An incorrect product or model
- A delivery appointment that was missed or changed
- An order marked delivered but not received
- A partial delivery
- Products left in an unsafe or incorrect location
- A refund or replacement that has not been processed
- Difficulty coordinating the store, warehouse, delivery company, and installer
When reporting a delivery problem, retain:
- The Lowe’s order number
- The purchase receipt
- The delivery confirmation
- The scheduled delivery window
- The product model and serial number
- Photographs of damage or missing components
- The names of the delivery company and crew when available
- Chat transcripts, emails, and case numbers
Customers receiving a damaged, incomplete, or incorrect order should report it promptly to Lowe’s Customer Care at 1-800-445-6937.
Do not dispose of damaged merchandise or packaging until Lowe’s explains whether the item will be picked up, inspected, returned, or replaced.
Lowe’s Appliance Delivery and Hookup Complaints
Lowe’s sells refrigerators, ranges, dishwashers, washers, dryers, freezers, microwaves, cooktops, wall ovens, and other major appliances.
A basic appliance hookup is different from a paid installation. Lowe’s delivery teams may perform qualifying basic connections when the necessary accessories were purchased and the location meets current requirements.
Gas appliances and projects requiring plumbing, electrical, cabinetry, venting, permits, or modification generally require a separate installation service or qualified contractor.
Before delivery, customers should confirm:
- The exact model and finish
- The dimensions of the appliance and access route
- Whether doors, railings, or other obstructions must be removed
- Whether required hoses, cords, valves, or connectors were purchased
- Whether haul-away was included
- Whether the project requires a paid installation
- Whether the existing utilities meet the manufacturer’s requirements
- Whether local permits or licensed trades are required
Inspect the appliance before the delivery crew leaves when possible. Photograph any dents, scratches, leaks, incorrect connections, missing accessories, or property damage.
Lowe’s Installation Complaints
Lowe’s offers installation services for qualifying appliances, flooring, fencing, windows, doors, roofing, HVAC systems, water heaters, kitchens, bathrooms, blinds, generators, sheds, and other projects.
Installations may be performed by independent Lowe’s PROviders rather than Lowe’s employees.
Installation complaints may involve:
- Repeated scheduling delays
- A contractor who does not arrive
- Unsafe or incomplete work
- Damage to the home
- Materials left behind
- Incorrect measurements
- Products that do not fit
- Work that differs from the contract
- Permit or inspection problems
- Disagreements among Lowe’s, the installer, and the manufacturer
- Difficulty arranging corrective work
- A project that remains incomplete after payment
For installation support, call 1-888-516-1010 and enter the ZIP code where the project is located.
When filing an installation complaint, retain:
- The signed installation agreement
- The scope of work
- Measurements and plans
- Change orders
- Permit and inspection records
- Product information
- Photographs before and after the work
- Names of installers and subcontractors
- A timeline of appointments and cancellations
- Written repair or completion promises
Lowe’s Installation Labor Warranty
Lowe’s currently states that its installations include a one-year labor warranty. Roofing installations include a two-year labor warranty.
Product and manufacturer warranties may have different time periods and terms.
Report workmanship problems before the applicable labor-warranty period expires. Ask Lowe’s to confirm in writing:
- Whether the concern is considered a labor or product issue
- Who is responsible for inspection
- When the installer will return
- Whether additional materials are required
- Whether Lowe’s has opened a formal installation claim
For an immediate electrical, gas, structural, fire, plumbing, or other safety concern, discontinue use when appropriate and contact a qualified professional or emergency authority rather than waiting only for ordinary customer service.
Lowe’s Repairs, Manufacturer Warranties and Protection Plans
Repairs, warranties, and Lowe’s Protection Plan questions can be directed to 1-888-775-6937.
The correct service path often depends on the product’s age:
- Recently delivered item: Contact the store or Lowe’s Customer Care promptly.
- Within the manufacturer’s warranty: Contact the product manufacturer or follow the warranty instructions included with the product.
- Covered by a Lowe’s Protection Plan: File a claim through Lowe’s Protection Plan support.
- Outside warranty coverage: Lowe’s may offer paid repair assistance, parts information, or a referral depending on the product.
Proof of purchase is generally required for a protection-plan service request. Customers do not ordinarily have to register a Lowe’s Protection Plan in advance, although saving the plan and receipt in an online account can simplify a future claim.
Before authorizing an outside repair, confirm whether the Lowe’s Protection Plan administrator must approve the repair. Unauthorized work may not qualify for reimbursement.
How to Escalate a Lowe’s Protection Plan Claim
- Locate the purchase receipt and protection-plan information.
- Record the model number, serial number, purchase date, delivery date, and failure.
- Call 1-888-775-6937 or file the claim online.
- Request the claim number and name of the plan administrator.
- Keep all diagnostic reports and technician invoices.
- Ask whether the product qualifies for repair, replacement, reimbursement, or another benefit.
- Request written reasons if the claim is denied.
- Review the plan’s terms, exclusions, deadlines, and appeal options.
A Lowe’s Protection Plan is separate from the manufacturer’s warranty and may be administered by another company. Coverage, reimbursement benefits, deductibles, exclusions, and replacement procedures can vary by product and purchase date.
Lowe’s Returns and Refunds
Lowe’s generally allows most new, unused merchandise to be returned with valid proof of purchase within 90 days. Important exceptions apply.
Current return periods include:
- 48 hours: Major appliances and certain other large or powered products
- 30 days: Water heaters, liquid paint, electronics, many outdoor-power products, HVAC systems, and selected special-order products
- 90 days: Most new, unused merchandise
- 365 days: Trees, shrubs, perennials, and qualifying purchases made with selected Lowe’s credit accounts
Return policies can change and additional exceptions apply. Customers should review the current policy for the exact product before making a special trip to a store.
Lowe’s requires valid proof of purchase for returns and exchanges. The company may attempt to locate a transaction through:
- A physical or electronic receipt
- The order number
- The payment card
- A digital wallet
- The customer’s telephone number
- A MyLowe’s Rewards account
- A MyLowe’s Pro Rewards account
Refunds are generally returned to the original payment method. Depending on the bank or card issuer, Lowe’s advises allowing up to seven business days after completion of the return for funds to appear.
Products With Short Return Windows
Major appliances and other products subject to a 48-hour return period should be inspected immediately after delivery or pickup.
Confirm that:
- The correct model was delivered
- The product is not dented or damaged
- All accessories and parts are present
- The appliance operates properly
- The product fits the intended space
- Any delivery or installation damage is documented
Contact Lowe’s immediately if a product arrives damaged, incomplete, or defective. Waiting beyond the return window may shift the matter to the manufacturer’s warranty or a repair process.
Lowe’s Special Orders and Configured Products
Special-order merchandise may include custom windows, doors, blinds, cabinets, countertops, flooring, building materials, and products manufactured or configured for a particular customer.
Configured products canceled or returned more than 72 hours after purchase may be subject to a 20% restocking fee under Lowe’s current policy.
Before placing a special order:
- Verify every measurement
- Confirm the color, finish, model, opening direction, and configuration
- Review the estimated delivery date
- Ask whether the product can be returned
- Ask whether a restocking fee applies
- Obtain written copies of measurements and specifications
- Review cancellation deadlines
Customers should not rely only on a verbal description when ordering a custom or high-cost product.
Lowe’s Private Brands
Lowe’s sells national brands alongside private and exclusive brands controlled or marketed by Lowe’s.
Current Lowe’s private brands include:
- allen + roth: Home décor, cabinetry, fixtures, outdoor furniture, and related products
- Harbor Breeze: Ceiling fans and accessories
- Heart & Heard: Pet and animal-care products
- Holiday Living: Seasonal and holiday merchandise
- Kobalt: Tools, storage, and outdoor equipment
- Lowe’s Essentials: Everyday household products
- Highland: Lifestyle appliances
- Master Forge: Grills and outdoor-cooking products
- Moxie: Cleaning products
- Origin 21: Home décor and furniture
- Project Source: Value-priced project products
- Reliabilt: Doors, windows, and hardware
- Severe Weather: Pressure-treated lumber
- Sta-Green: Lawn and garden products
- STAINMASTER: Flooring and paint
- Style Selections: Home décor and home-improvement products
- Utilitech: Electrical and utility products
A private-brand product may be manufactured by an outside supplier even though the brand is owned, controlled, or sold exclusively by Lowe’s.
Customers should keep the receipt, packaging, model number, manufacturer label, instruction manual, and warranty documents. Some products may have a separate manufacturer or warranty administrator listed on the product label.
Style Selections Customer Service
Style Selections is a Lowe’s private brand covering products such as patio furniture, flooring, lighting, storage, bathroom accessories, window treatments, and home décor.
Style Selections does not maintain one widely published independent corporate customer-service line. Customers should begin with Lowe’s Customer Care at 1-800-445-6937.
For a Style Selections complaint, have the following available:
- The Lowe’s receipt or order number
- The product model and item number
- The UPC when available
- The manufacturer or importer shown on the label
- Photographs of the defect or missing part
- The installation date
- The written warranty
Depending on the product, Lowe’s may process a return, provide a replacement part, refer the customer to the manufacturer, or route the issue through its repair and warranty department.
Additional information is available through the Style Selections Customer Service, Reviews and Complaints page on CustomerServiceNumbers.com.
MyLowe’s Rewards and Account Support
MyLowe’s Rewards is Lowe’s loyalty program for individual customers. Features may include:
- Purchase history
- Order tracking
- Personalized offers
- MyLowe’s Money rewards
- Free standard shipping on qualifying purchases
- Member-only promotions
- Easier receipt and return lookup
Account complaints may involve:
- Missing purchases
- An incorrect telephone number or email address
- MyLowe’s Money not appearing
- Duplicate accounts
- Login or password-reset problems
- A digital receipt missing from purchase history
- A promotion that was not applied
Keep the receipt, account email, telephone number, screenshots, and promotion terms when contacting Lowe’s.
Lowe’s Pro Customer Support
Lowe’s serves professional contractors, property managers, maintenance companies, builders, and other business customers through Pro Services and MyLowe’s Pro Rewards.
The Pro Service Desk can be reached at 1-844-569-4776.
Pro complaints may involve:
- Large-order fulfillment
- Jobsite delivery
- Missing or damaged materials
- Quotes and volume pricing
- Account authorization
- Returns and credits
- Purchase history
- Tax-exempt status
- Credit accounts
- Dedicated account support
For a jobsite order, retain the purchase order, quote, delivery manifest, photographs, employee names, and records showing labor or project delays caused by missing materials.
About Lowe’s
Lowe’s was founded in 1921 with the opening of a hardware store in North Wilkesboro, North Carolina.
The company was incorporated in North Carolina in 1952 and became publicly traded in 1961.
Lowe’s developed from a regional hardware business into one of the largest home-improvement retailers in the world. Its stores serve homeowners, do-it-yourself customers, repair and maintenance professionals, builders, contractors, and property managers.
- Founded: 1921
- Founder: Lucius Smith Lowe
- Headquarters: Mooresville, North Carolina
- Chairman, President and CEO: Marvin R. Ellison
- Retail Stores at the End of Fiscal 2025: 1,759
- Associates: Approximately 300,000
- Fiscal 2025 Net Sales: Approximately $86.3 billion
- Business Type: Publicly traded home-improvement retailer
- Stock Symbol: NYSE: LOW
- Primary Customers: Homeowners, renters, do-it-yourself customers, and professional contractors
Who Is the CEO of Lowe’s?
Marvin R. Ellison is chairman, president, and chief executive officer of Lowe’s Companies, Inc.
Ellison became president and CEO in July 2018 and became chairman of the Lowe’s board in 2021.
Before joining Lowe’s, he served as chairman and CEO of JCPenney and held senior operations positions at Home Depot.
Who Owns Lowe’s?
Lowe’s Companies, Inc. is publicly traded and owned by individual and institutional shareholders.
The company’s common shares trade on the New York Stock Exchange under the ticker LOW.
Lowe’s is not owned by Home Depot, Walmart, Amazon, or another retail company.
Does Lowe’s Still Own RONA?
No. Lowe’s completed the sale of its Canadian retail business in February 2023.
The sold operations included Lowe’s Canada, RONA, Réno-Dépôt, and Dick’s Lumber stores and dealer relationships.
RONA now operates separately under different ownership. The former statement that Lowe’s currently operates in Canada as RONA should be removed from this page.
How Many Lowe’s Stores Are There?
Lowe’s reported 1,759 retail stores at the end of fiscal 2025.
The total can change as stores open, close, relocate, or are converted to outlet formats. Customers should use the official store locator to confirm a particular store’s current address, telephone number, hours, departments, rental services, and available products.
Lowe’s Products and Services
Lowe’s products and services may include:
- Major appliances
- Tools and hardware
- Lumber and building materials
- Plumbing and electrical supplies
- Water heaters and HVAC products
- Paint and painting supplies
- Flooring
- Kitchen cabinets and countertops
- Bathroom fixtures
- Doors and windows
- Roofing and siding materials
- Outdoor power equipment
- Lawn and garden products
- Patio furniture and grills
- Home décor and lighting
- Storage and organization
- Installation services
- Tool and equipment rental at selected locations
- Delivery and jobsite fulfillment
- Protection plans and repair support
- Professional contractor services
Product selection, services, rental equipment, delivery options, and installation availability vary by store and market.
Lowe’s Reviews, Complaints and Customer Feedback
Recent reviews submitted to CorporateOfficeHeadquarters.com describe concerns involving appliance replacement, installation quality, leftover materials, professional-project support, employee communication, and difficulty reaching someone with authority to resolve a problem.
Current complaint themes include:
- Defective appliance replacement delays: A customer reported waiting several months for a replacement dishwasher after the original appliance was considered defective.
- Responsibility disputes: The same reviewer described the store and installer referring the customer back and forth rather than taking ownership of the problem.
- Leftover project materials: A customer reported that fencing materials, wood, and a pallet of cement remained on the property after a project.
- Unsafe appliance installation: One review alleged that an electric range was not properly leveled and lacked a required anti-tip bracket and cord strain relief.
- Delayed corrective work: Customers have described repeated calls and emails without a prompt return visit from the installer.
- Pro Desk knowledge: A customer questioned whether employees had enough experience to prepare an accurate material list for a deck project.
- Employee communication: Reviews have described disrespectful interactions, calls being disconnected, and employees directing customers to solve complex project questions online.
- Difficulty reaching corporate complaint support: One reviewer described encountering an automated telephone system without an easy route to a live complaint representative.
- Customer suggestion: One visitor proposed that Lowe’s add a wedding and home-improvement gift registry for established couples who need yard, tool, and home-project products.
These reviews represent individual customer experiences involving particular stores, employees, installers, and projects. They do not establish conditions throughout the entire Lowe’s organization.
Installation and delivery experiences can vary because projects may involve local stores, central warehouses, independent contractors, manufacturers, delivery companies, permit authorities, and third-party service providers.
As additional reviews are submitted, this section can be updated to identify broader complaint trends involving appliances, deliveries, installations, refunds, repairs, product warranties, store service, private brands, and corporate follow-up.
Lowe’s Competitive Landscape
Lowe’s competes in home improvement, building materials, appliances, tools, professional contractor supplies, installation, online retail, delivery, and outdoor living.
Three of Lowe’s largest competitors include:
- Home Depot Corporate Office – Home Depot competes through a larger store network, professional-contractor services, appliances, building materials, rentals, installation, delivery, and online retail.
- Menards Corporate Office – Menards competes through home-improvement stores offering building materials, hardware, appliances, groceries, rebates, and contractor supplies in the Midwest.
- Amazon Corporate Office – Amazon competes through online sales of tools, fixtures, hardware, appliances, home décor, and building products.
Lowe’s also competes with cooperative and independent hardware networks, including:
- Ace Hardware Corporate Office – Ace competes through locally owned stores, hardware, paint, lawn and garden products, and neighborhood service.
- Do it Best Corporate Office – Do it Best supplies independent hardware stores, lumber dealers, and home-improvement retailers.
Other competitors include True Value, Tractor Supply, Floor & Decor, Harbor Freight, Walmart, Costco, specialty appliance stores, local lumberyards, plumbing and electrical supply houses, building-material distributors, and independent contractors.
Related Home Improvement Corporate Office Pages
- Home Depot Corporate Office
- Menards Corporate Office
- Ace Hardware Corporate Office
- Do it Best Corporate Office
- Sherwin-Williams Corporate Office
- Hajoca Corporate Office
- HD Supply Corporate Office
Browse additional companies in the Home Improvement and Construction Corporate Offices directory.
Additional Lowe’s Customer Resources
- Style Selections Customer Service, Reviews and Complaints
- Contact Lowe’s Customer Care
- Track or Manage a Lowe’s Order
- Lowe’s Shipping and Delivery Help
- Lowe’s Return and Refund Policy
- Lowe’s Protection Plan Claims
- Lowe’s Installation Services
- Lowe’s Product Recalls and Safety Notices
- Find a Lowe’s Store and Phone Number
- Search Lowe’s Jobs
Frequently Asked Questions About Lowe’s
Where is the Lowe’s corporate office?
Lowe’s is headquartered at 1000 Lowe’s Boulevard, Mooresville, NC 28117.
What is Lowe’s corporate phone number?
The Lowe’s corporate headquarters phone number is 1-704-758-1000.
What is Lowe’s customer-service number?
Lowe’s Customer Care can be reached at 1-800-445-6937.
Is 1-800-890-5932 still Lowe’s Customer Care number?
The number appears in older directories, but Lowe’s currently publishes 1-800-445-6937 as its primary Customer Care number.
What is the Lowe’s repairs and warranty number?
Call 1-888-775-6937 for repairs, product warranties, and Lowe’s Protection Plan support.
What is Lowe’s installation-support number?
Lowe’s Installation Support can be reached at 1-888-516-1010.
How do I file a complaint with Lowe’s corporate?
Begin with the store or department involved and request a case number. If the concern remains unresolved, call Customer Care and ask for escalation. Written complaints may be mailed to Lowe’s headquarters in Mooresville.
How do I escalate a Lowe’s installation complaint?
Call Installation Support at 1-888-516-1010 and provide the project ZIP code, contract, photographs, installer information, and a written description of the required correction.
Does Lowe’s guarantee installation labor?
Lowe’s currently states that installations include a one-year labor warranty. Roofing installations include a two-year labor warranty.
How do I file a Lowe’s Protection Plan claim?
Use Lowe’s online protection-plan system or call 1-888-775-6937 with the receipt, product details, model number, serial number, and description of the failure.
How do I report a damaged Lowe’s delivery?
Contact Customer Care at 1-800-445-6937 promptly and retain the receipt, order number, packaging, delivery information, and photographs.
How do I check a Lowe’s refund?
Review the order or return status and contact Customer Care. Lowe’s advises that card refunds may take up to seven business days after the return is completed.
What is Lowe’s standard return period?
Most new, unused merchandise can generally be returned with valid proof of purchase within 90 days. Shorter periods and product-specific exceptions apply.
How long do I have to return a Lowe’s appliance?
Major appliances are generally subject to a 48-hour return period, with limited exceptions. Inspect appliances immediately after delivery or pickup.
Is Style Selections owned by Lowe’s?
Style Selections is one of Lowe’s private brands. Product support generally begins through Lowe’s Customer Care, although a product may identify a separate manufacturer or warranty administrator.
Who is the CEO of Lowe’s?
Marvin R. Ellison is chairman, president, and chief executive officer of Lowe’s Companies, Inc.
Who owns Lowe’s?
Lowe’s is a publicly traded company owned by its shareholders. Its stock trades on the New York Stock Exchange under the ticker LOW.
Does Lowe’s own RONA?
No. Lowe’s sold its Canadian retail operations, including RONA, in February 2023.
How many Lowe’s stores are there?
Lowe’s reported 1,759 retail stores at the end of fiscal 2025.
How do I contact a specific Lowe’s store?
Use Lowe’s official store locator to find the store address, telephone number, hours, departments, installation services, rental options, and available products.
How do I apply for a job at Lowe’s?
Visit Lowe’s careers website to search for retail, distribution, delivery, technology, installation support, customer care, merchandising, professional services, and corporate positions.
Why Trust CorporateOfficeHeadquarters.com?
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The website also provides a place where consumers can share reviews, complaints, photographs, compliments, and the outcomes of their customer-service experiences. These submissions can help identify recurring concerns involving appliances, deliveries, installation, repairs, refunds, contractors, store service, and private-brand products.
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Share Your Lowe’s Experience
Have you contacted Lowe’s Customer Care, worked with a store manager, reported a damaged delivery, disputed an installation, filed a warranty claim, requested a refund, or sought help with a Style Selections or other Lowe’s private-brand product? Share your experience below.
When leaving a review, consider mentioning the store location, approximate purchase date, product or project involved, support channel used, whether Lowe’s opened a case, whether the company responded, and whether the concern was resolved.
Do not include payment-card numbers, passwords, complete order numbers, credit-account details, protection-plan documents, gate codes, home addresses, employee identification numbers, or other sensitive personal information.