In January 2017 our company (ATS) sold over $20,000 of product to Empire Electric Equipment in Sacramento, CA. We have received a fraction of the amount due totaling $10,000.00 from Empire Electric Equipment in payment. It has been over a year and we are still fighting for over half of the money they owe us. Empire Electric Equipment has also accrued approximately $3,400 in late/finance/collection/attorney fees. Empire Electric Equipment has acknowledged time and again in emails, telephone calls and through their full time retained attorney that they owe the money. We have been contacted by other companies that have sold to Empire Electric Equipment with the same issues and all are trying to collect the monies due to them. Empire Electric Equipment simply refuse to abide by the terms that THEY set forth when the product was bought. I would exercise extreme caution if you chose to do business with Empire Electric Equipment! ...read more

In January 2017 our company (ATS) sold over $20,000 of product to Empire Electric Equipment in Sacramento, CA. We have received a fraction of the amount due totaling $10,000.00 from Empire Electric Equipment in payment. Hours and hours over many months have been spent trying to collect the money rightfully owed to us. Empire Electric Equipment sold this product to a municipality and materials were drop shipped directly to the municipality, confirming Empire Electric Equipment has been paid for the product. We received $3,000.00 on July 5, 2017, $3,500.0 on December 1, 2017 and $3,500.00 on December 27, 2017. It has been over a year and we are still fighting for over half of the money they owe us. Empire Electric Equipment has also accrued approximately $3,400 in late/finance/collection/attorney fees. Empire Electric Equipment has acknowledged time and again in emails, telephone calls and through their full time retained attorney that they owe the money. We have been contacted by other companies that have sold to Empire Electric Equipment with the same issues and all are trying to collect the monies due to them. Empire Electric Equipment simply refuse to abide by the terms that THEY set forth when the product was bought. I would exercise extreme caution if you chose to do business with Empire Electric Equipment! ...read more

The energy it takes in lighting, the work is measured in lumens. The electrical energy is measured in watts.So, to determine the efficiency of a light bulb, you need to know two things. One is the amount of light that the light bulb puts out and the other is the amount of electricity it consumes to produce that much light. ...read more

In addition to providing light, bathroom lighting fixtures can also add to the design of the room. Bathroom lighting is available in many shapes and sizes, as well as an array of colors and finishes such as chrome, bronze, and brushed nickel. For a stunning alternative to flush mount lights, bathroom pendant lighting will provide the needed light while adding personality to the room. While in a simple bathroom that desires a bold statement, bathroom chandeliers will dramatically enhance the space by adding a modern and luxurious touch while simultaneously adding ambient light. The lighting around the mirror can also be elevated. Instead of traditional bathroom vanity lighting, mount a decorative bathroom light with exposed bulbs above the mirror for a modern industrial feel. Or consider matching the finish of the bathroom lights to the sink and bathtub's hardware to create a cohesive, polished look. ...read more

LED is a highly energy efficient lighting technology, and has the potential to fundamentally change the future of lighting in the United States. Residential LEDs -- especially ENERGY STAR rated products -- use at least 75% less energy, and last 25 times longer, than incandescent lighting. Widespread use of LED lighting has the greatest potential impact on energy savings in the United States. By 2027, widespread use of LEDs could save about 348 TWh (compared to no LED use) of electricity: This is the equivalent annual electrical output of 44 large electric power plants (1000 megawatts each), and a total savings of more than $30 billion at today's electricity prices. Learn more about how energy-efficient lightbulbs compare with traditional incandescents. How LEDs are Different LED lighting is very different from other lighting sources such as incandescent bulbs and CFLs. ...read more

Recessed Troffer lights provide a modern look for an office environment, and they make any space brighter with illumination that is evenly distributed, resulting in visual lighting that is balanced and comfortable to the eyes. Surface mount commercial light fixtures are often attached to a ceiling via chain and works well in transitional areas like hallways, foyers, and walk-in closets, as well as art exhibits. ...read more

LED is a highly energy efficient lighting technology, and has the potential to fundamentally change the future of lighting in the United States. Residential LEDs -- especially ENERGY STAR rated products -- use at least 75% less energy, and last 25 times longer, than incandescent lighting. Widespread use of LED lighting has the greatest potential impact on energy savings in the United States. By 2027, widespread use of LEDs could save about 348 TWh (compared to no LED use) of electricity: This is the equivalent annual electrical output of 44 large electric power plants (1000 megawatts each), and a total savings of more than $30 billion at today's electricity prices. Learn more about how energy-efficient lightbulbs compare with traditional incandescents. ...read more

•ENERGY COST Based on an assumption of three hours of use per day at 11 cents per kilowatt-hour. For a 60-watt incandescent, it’s just over $7 per year. CFLs and LEDs both come in at about $1.50 per year. •BULB LIFE LEDs dim over time. They’re considered effectively dead when they produce no more than 70 percent of their original brightness. For LEDs, this lifespan is given in hours or years, the latter an estimate based on three hours of daily use. ...read more

LED Lighting is becoming the standard solution for sign and exhibit builders due to the fact that is more energy efficient, lasts longer, is earth friendly, is easier to work with, and is brighter than the fluorescent and neon signage of the past. There are a variety of ways to incorporate LED Lighting into your signage whether it be to back light channel letters or to simply have a sign that has the ability to achieve over 16 million color hues to fit any given occasion. See the list below to get an idea of the different applications where LED Lighting can be incorporated into different signage applications. Channel Letters Reverse Halo Lighting Exhibits Displays Indoor Signage Art Work ...read more

LED Rates much higher than Fluorescent LED Replacement Bulbs vs. T8 Fluorescent Bulbs 1. LED Replacement Bulbs are 30% More Efficient 2. LED Is A Directional Light Source 3. LED Transfer Light vs. Heat 4. LED Still Give Off Light At End-Of-Life 5. LED Replacement Bulbs Have No Mercury 6. LED Does Not Give Off UV 7. LED Makes Air Conditioning More Efficient 8. LED Provides 70% More Light ...read more

GAS IS LEAKING FROM THE GASKET. DO YOU CARRY PARTS LIKE THAT? MODEL...WP-2500-HDRB ...read more

Just wanted to put in a good word for the Howe Avenue (Sacramento) Home Depot Store. I am doing some major remodeling and visited three other Home Depot looking for appliances. I talked to several sales representatives in the appliance departments and learned far more at the Howe Avenue store than at any of the others. I ended up buying all of my appliances there. The order arrived on the day scheduled and there were no issues. A month later I bought window coverings there and had the same problem free experience with excellent assistance from the sales representative in the department. But my best experience was buying my Andersen windows. The Sales representative actually came out to my house and assisted me with this very difficult decision about window styles and sizes. I was able to save 10% because of an Andersen window promotion available at the time. RC, the sales representative worked up a purchase package for me, which made things very easy. The service department was extremely efficient and called in to authorize 18 months of interest free financing for the windows. This was completed in just a few minutes. I would not have purchased new Andersen windows at this time, but the opportunity to buy them with the promotional discount and the financing was just too good to pass up. That was the best of a series of great experiences at the Howe Avenue Home Depot. \t\nI have never had a Home Depot account before just a few months ago when I started my home improvement projects. Now I am a "card-carrying" loyal customer--and the Howe Avenue store is a cut above the others, in my opinion. ...read more

This Home depot has the worst customer service I have ever seen. We just asked a simple question, about a product that had a different price at another Home Depot. We were accused the employ that we were lying and refused to look up for our reference. We kept telling us we were liars. We were very embraced and upset. We had to drive to the other Home Depot, to buy the product. ...read more

This Home depot has the worst customer service I have ever seen. We just asked a simple question, about a product that had a different price at another Home Depot. We were accused the employ that we were lying and refused to look up for our reference. We kept telling us we were liars. We were very embraced and upset. We had to drive to the other Home Depot, to buy the product. ...read more

They have great pricing! ...read more