Lowe's Cabinet Installation Delivered Wrong Product and Unexplained Price Increases
A customer received the wrong cabinet model and a missing trim piece during a kitchen renovation project through Lowe's. Post-installation corrections were unresolved after months, and the countertop quote increased 20%+ without explanation.
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