As the trusted home improvement store near you, Lowe’s in Las Cruces, NM offers everything to refresh, repair, or upgrade your home. From major appliances and energy-efficient refrigerators to plumbing supplies, hardware, tools, vanities, tiles and luxury vinyl plank flooring, you’ll find all the essentials in one place. Stop by your nearest Lowe’s store for seasonal décor, Christmas trees, outdoor lights, patio furniture, and power equipment that enhance any indoor or outdoor space. Whether you’re tackling a DIY project or a full remodel, Lowe’s offers expert support, reliable brands, and everyday value. Shop in-store at a Lowe’s near you or online today.
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Certified by Lowe's Home Improvement • Mar 15, 2026
Certified by Lowe's Home Improvement • Mar 15, 2026
Reviews
4.1
2,916 reviews
5 stars
1,619
4 stars
635
3 stars
254
2 stars
114
1 star
294
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Connie Lim
2 days ago
5.0
Returned merchandise, small wait & no issues. Young woman was efficient, friendly...thank you for the pleasant experience!
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Monica Spangler
Mar 12, 2026
1.0
If they had options for negative stars I would gladly be rating that way. Worst Lowes I’ve ever been to! Moved here and now do the best I can finding my home improvement options at any other place, good luck if you ever call to this location too, they will answer the call and leave you without any customer service representative answering until you hang up or they answer the phone and they hang up immediately.
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dino anastasia
Mar 3, 2026
3.0
The manager there is very personable and always willing to accommodate, However , none of the employees at this location seemed to smile or say hello... I am used to the northeast El Paso lowe's located on Woodrow Bean where all the employees smile and ask if they can help you with anything.... That doesn't exist at the lowe's in Las Cruces , on 70.... I am guessing that the manager at the Lowe's on highway 70 in Las Cruces, hasn't had enough time for his character and likability to rub off on the employees under him As it did while he was at the Northeast El Paso location...
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John Skala
Mar 1, 2026
1.0
Self-Checkout is NOT THE ANSWER! I'll get right to it. Over and over and over again, I've scanned my ID and upon the second attempt, it barks, tosses a giant red light as if I really needed assistance, and prevents me (and you!) from moving any further. You literally have to wait while one of up four individuals that watch you like you're attempting to steal every time you approach the area (which is an insult when you make self-checkout the only option) become free from "assisting" someone else who is going through the same stupid issue or acts like they've never used a credit card before. Once I waited for over five minutes. Finally gave up and walked out and left a massive cart with 240 pounds of salt behind for them to restock.
Today came pretty close to that again as my willingness to play this stupid game is dwindling. The corporate montage of "they'll get used to it so press on" is no longer tolerable. I would welcome anyone and everyone shopping here to simply grab all the things you wish to purchase and then line up at all the closed registers until they get the picture and open the up and start actually doing their jobs.
Prices continue to go up, yet they keep removing people from key areas and they expect you to suffer the consequences. What the hell am I paying for? At this point it is simply a self-serve distribution center. God forbid you might need actual assistance. With the absence of "all" of the cashiers, where are they at? I see less and less people on the floor. Occasionally, I see the familiar face who actually gives a damn and that is nice, but that's limited to those extremely few individuals.
An anecdote for those interested: It wasn't long ago when I went to this store to grab a few things. It was in the evening and I was only one of two checking out at that moment. The register gave me tons of crap, but it wasn't the deadlock nonsense stated above. It just wasn't playing nice. I had a bunch of stuff too and was then looking for a bag to put it all in. Couldn't find one. I looked across the other three registers too. No bags. Visibly pissed off at this point and I probably wouldn't have been if there weren't literally three people standing at the door, not eight feet from me, watching me like I was a thief. Yet offered absolutely no assistance. Not with the issues the register was having (it wasn't correctly processing the barcodes being scanned) and they certainly knew I was looking for a bag. Yet they didn't even bother to assist. I have a theory on why, but I'll save it for now.
But, here's the thing about customer service. One should not have to ask for it!!!!!!!!!! ESPECIALLY WHEN BEING WATCHED! I despise using all caps, but I literally want to scream at these people. I was so ticked off by that time that had I not yet paid for everything, I would certainly have flung everything off the register across the floor and walked out. Why I even continued to bother with these people or this company is merely a matter of convenience. Correction, it WAS a matter of convenience. No more. I will not spend another dime with this company. If I need something, I will order it from Grainger or DigiKey or the like. And the plus side? I can actually get an air hose that won't break in less than a year. You know, one of those that's made in the US? One that'll last 20 years? Yes. Believe it or not, those are still made. You just have to pay for it and wait a couple of days. But I will gladly do it if it means I never fork over another dime and add to their profit margin again. I think it is time for everyone to collectively protest self-checkouts and stand at the closed registers until they figure it out.
Overall... Lowe's has nose-dived. Home Depot isn't far off. They do not offer any sort of real customer service. They do not help to get you out the door expeditiously. No customer service = No customers.
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Dylan Avant
Feb 27, 2026
5.0
Had a great customer service experience with Abram! Put my pipe right where I needed it and did so with a smile.
Mohamed was rude to my partner when searching for the right kind of hard wood. Abram stepped up and handled me exactly how I needed it. Best hardware experience ever.
Frequently Asked Questions About Lowe's Home Improvement
How do I find a product online?
Search using a keyword, Lowe’s item number, brand or manufacturer’s model number. You can also browse by department to shop Lowe’s large selection of items.
How do I check my order status?
Check your order status online by entering the order number or logging in to your MyLowe’s account. You’ll receive email updates if your order status changes.
How do I know if my order is ready to be picked up?
You’ll receive an email with pickup instructions and the location of the store you selected when your order is ready. You can pick up your order during store operating hours at the designated pickup area. Just provide the order confirmation email or order number with your photo ID (state driver’s license, military ID or state ID). For your protection, only the cardholder or an authorized user of the credit card may pick up the order.
How do I return or exchange an item?
Most (but not all) items can be returned within 90 days. If you bought something from Lowes.com, you can start a return online in your Order History before shipping it back to us. For in-store returns, you’ll be asked to provide proof of purchase at the customer service desk. The return barcode for the order works, too, and can be found on your Order Details page.
How do I cancel an item from my order?
You can cancel items from orders that haven’t yet shipped or haven't been picked up in store by signing into your MyLowe’s account and selecting Orders & Purchases. Find your order and select Details. In the Delivery section of the item you wish to remove, select Cancel. Find your order and select Details. In the Delivery section of the item you wish to remove, select Cancel. Select a reason for cancellation and then select Yes, Cancel. You’ll receive an email with the updated order information shortly after.
How do I locate information on recalls and product safety news?
Recalls and safety news for products sold through Lowe’s are posted on the Lowe’s Recalls and Product Safety News page.
How do I place an order with a tax-exempt account?
Visit the customer service desk in store to apply for a tax-exempt account.
It appears that I’ve been charged multiple times for an order. How can I resolve this?
These charges are likely authorization holds that are placed throughout the life cycle of your order to ensure the funds are reserved for your purchase. When you place an order, your payment method is authorized for the full amount of the purchase. As items from your order ship, your payment is charged and the authorization is no longer held by Lowe’s. Orders shipped in multiple shipments will be charged separately at time of shipment; therefore, you may see multiple charges, but they'll never exceed the full amount of your order. For orders with longer lead times, your method of payment will be reauthorized to ensure funds remain available until your item is shipped. If you observe multiple pending authorizations, please contact your financial institution as each bank’s policies differ on how long authorizations are held.
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