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By Anita L. Sherman
Rappahannock News Staff Writer
The aisles are wide, the lights are bright and the shelves in Warrenton’s Home Depot are neatly organized with hundreds of tools, genius gadgetry, and the newest shades of paints. There are chandeliers to hang from your ceilings, grills galore, new water heaters and an - assortment of bedazzling fancy faucets.
But while many customers may come in for that extra long extension cord, there are others who are looking to add an extension onto their home and that’s where the crew at the “pro desk” are poised to help.
“We want people to know that we are here and that we can help them,” said Robin Day who’s found his niche in helping people find theirs.
“A lot of people think that we’re just a big place to grab ‘n go but we offer a range of services that not everybody is aware of,” continued Day who before coming to Home Depot spent years in the construction business.
“This is where I want to be,” smiled Day who was anxious to be on the ground floor • when Home Depot opened for business in ; November. Day had previously worked for Home Depots in Fairfax and Manassas. 1 Located behind a busy desk in the ; Contractor’s Comer of Home Depot, Day dis• pelled a common notion that to use their ser• vices you have to be a contractor.
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