Godby Home Furnishings
reviews and complaints

I bought some leather furniture from Godby Home Furnishings, Inc. for around *** in July . Right away, I noticed that the chair had a worn area. I reported it immediately, and they sent me to different people to address the issue. Finally, they sent someone from the company who does repairs, and they said that the chair and ottoman needed to be replaced. Since then, they have been calling here and there, but it's now December and I haven't received a replacement, refund, or even an apology from the main office. The salesperson feels bad, but their hands are tied. It's frustrating to spend so much money on furniture and have to deal with this kind of situation!

I bought furniture from this store in the middle of August. They said it would come in 8-12 weeks. It's been over 13 weeks now and still no furniture. I called the store last week to check and they said my salesperson was busy with a customer and would call me back. But I never got a call or any other update about the furniture being late. I went to the store in person and after 13 weeks they told me it would actually take closer to 20 weeks instead of the original 12. This was the first time they told me that. If you decide to buy from this company, they will give you the runaround, not keep you informed about your order, and leave you hanging. They say this wait is "normal," but I would never recommend this business to anyone.

I totally agree with John R. I ordered from Godby in early October and they said I'd get my order in late November. I had to call them 4 times (each time they said they'd get back to me) just to find out there's a delay. They then said it would be early January. But here I am, still waiting with no word about my order. I emailed Godby through their website's "Contact" almost 2 weeks ago, but no response. I get that the furniture industry has delays, but I don't get why Godby has such bad customer service. Even if they don't know when I'll get my order, a simple phone call from them would be nice. I paid in full in October and it's been over 3 months with nothing to show for it. Once I finally get my furniture, I'll be taking my business elsewhere.

I bought a couch in September , and it got delivered in November . But guess what? In January , the recliner part of the couch broke. Can you believe it? The seat in the middle is literally split in half. This couch cost me $5000, and it's supposed to be a good quality one. But it couldn't even last for two months without breaking. I let Godby know about the issue in January, and they told me to contact their repair service, Tri County Furniture Repair. It took them three whole weeks just to come and take a look at the couch. And you won't believe what happened next. The technician rang my doorbell, peeked through my door window, and then left in just one minute. I have it all recorded on my ring doorbell, so I have proof. So, after I called and complained, and even went back to the store to express my frustration, the repair company said they can't come back until the end of February. Can you imagine? It's like they don't care about their customers at all. A good company would have replaced the couch since it broke within 90 days of purchase. They should have taken responsibility for selling faulty furniture. This is the second time we've bought living room furniture from Godby in the past six years, and I swear I will never buy anything from them again. They haven't even bothered to apologize, and the staff and manager treated me so rudely.

I bought furniture from Godby Home Furnishings on 2/16. The ticket number is *** and the service contract is with Godby Servrco ***. The total amount I paid was $1239.98. The chair cost $978.96, the service contract was $79.95 (from Guardsman ***), delivery was $99.95, and tax was $81.12. The chair is called "the beast" and it has a weight limit of 500 pounds. My weight is around 290 pounds. The chair is made by the best in *** (not sure about the spelling). The original seat *** was replaced, but both the replacement and the original have worn out, according to the service tech from Tri-County Furniture Service. I need another ***.

We bought 1 coffee table and 2 end tables in February . In a few months, we noticed the finish on 2 of the tables was coming off. We reported the issue to Godby in November *** December . They sent a service rep and he said the tables would be replaced. We expected to hear back from Godby in a few days, but they didn't contact us. So, we called them in January 2022. They said they were waiting to hear from the manufacturer. It's now May 2022 and we've been calling them twice a month. They keep saying 'they are waiting to hear from the manufacturer'. It seems like they don't want to honor the warranty.

I bought an Ultra Comfort *** 550 Wheelchair from Godby Home Furnishings, Inc. in August . I paid in full and have a warranty for the chair. I've contacted the manufacturer and H3233333633383338H, but they keep saying it's not their problem. Now I'm stuck with a chair that doesn't work properly. I've tried reaching out to their customer service, but they never respond. Even my doctors have sent them information because they authorized the purchase, but the business won't even call me to confirm they received it. I've sent it over three times already, but no one responds. I've called ***, but they don't seem to care or maybe they can't help, but they're completely ignoring me. All I need are the hand controls. I was stuck in this chair for 6 hours straight, and it wasn't even in a comfortable sitting position. I was more like a V shape.

Godby Home Furnishings had a flyer in the Indianapolis Star advertisin' a "TULEN" RECLININ' SOFA for $499 compare at $1199. We drove from Mooresville, IN to Avon, IN on 11/11 to purchase the sofa. They said none were in stock. We put $200 down and was told possibly a month before the sofa would come into the store. Then on December 3 the same flyer appears in the Indiana Star again. I called the store to determine if our sofa was in the store to be delivered. I was told no. They still didn't have the sofa, didn't know when the sofa would be at the store for delivery to house. I asked when. A month or two or six, we don't know. Then why was the flyer in the paper again. This seems like a scam to me to get customers in the store to buy somethin' else. Why continue to advertise a sofa at that low price when they don't know when if ever the store will receive the sofa. I cancelled the order and asked for a refund that I have yet to receive.

We bought a Flexsteel sofa with a warranty from Godby Home Furnishings two years ago. A month ago, the electronic recliner got stuck in the up position. We reached out to the store and the warranty department multiple times. Finally, after a lot of back and forth, we managed to file a claim. However, we had to pay them more than $200 upfront just to get on the schedule for a repair. They charged us for labor and the potential delivery of parts needed for the fix. We've been trying to contact the "service department" several times, paid for labor in advance, but still haven't been able to schedule a repair appointment. Dealing with this sectional and the customer service at Godby Home Furnishings has been nothing but a headache. It's absolutely ridiculous that we had to pay in advance for services that may or may not be provided in a timely manner. While this isn't a major issue, it's definitely annoying. At this point, their business practices could be considered unprofessional and fraudulent. We understand that our sofa is no longer covered by the full warranty, but it should still be eligible for replacement parts. Considering the high price we paid for it (around $3700), we believe they should honor their commitment to the remaining warranty. Moreover, we've never had to prepay for potential services before. We just want our reclining sofa fixed because it's currently useless. Either fulfill your service agreements or refund our money so we can take our business to a more reputable company.

I bought a new couch from Godby. The couch I got was uncomfortable and seemed broken. When someone came to check it, they said both mechanisms were bent and broken and needed replacement. I asked to return the couch because it was broken when it arrived, but they said no and would order parts to fix it. After the visit, they said they would repair it, but the agent claimed the back of the couch was wet with dog urine. This is not true and the tech didn't mention it while he was here, so we don't know why he thought that. I explained again that because of their unprofessionalism and having a couch that failed within a month of delivery, I wanted to return it because it's a lemon. They refused and now say the couch must be steam cleaned, even though there was no urine since the tech didn't bring it up. This is not acceptable. I want Godby Home Furnishings to retrieve their broken property for free and give me a full refund, minus the original delivery charge, because they sold me an inferior product that was broken when it arrived. I also bought an extended third-party warranty that was misrepresented at the time of sale. The salesperson said the coating would make water bead up and roll off the couch, so it wouldn't stain or stay wet. But when I talked to the agent after being falsely accused of having urine, they said that wasn't true and any fluids would soak in. This is misrepresentation, and I want a refund for that too.

In September , me and my wife bought a Sofa & Love Seat from Godby Home Furnishings in Indiana. The store is located at 8171 Weston Ave, Avon, 46123. These furniture pieces were made by a company called FLEXSTEEL. The salesperson at Godby told us that Flexsteel is one of their best lines. They also recommended getting the extended warranty from GUARDSMAN, which would cover both units for an extra 5 years. Both units have recliners, but the padding in the seating and back areas became flat within a year. We contacted GUARDSMAN, who then told us to contact Flexsteel because the issue was still under the manufacturer's warranty. So, we called Godby and they said it was out of their hands. Can you believe that? Now, we're in our second year and the problem has only gotten worse. We called GUARDSMAN again and they told us to call Flexsteel, the manufacturer. I did, and here's what they said word for word: "Thanks so much for your email! You'll want to contact the store where you bought the furniture to get the replacement parts and service you need. Your retail store would have all the documentation regarding your purchase. If your store is no longer in business, you can find another retail store that sells Flexsteel by going to the Flexsteel website and clicking on 'find Flexsteel.' Another option would be to call ServeCO at [protected] and they will help you with parts and service. Please note that for all merchandise over one year old, you will be responsible for any labor charges. Thanks for reaching out to us and please know we appreciate you buying Flexsteel. Best regards, Maneka Bryant Sales and customer service expeditor Flexsteel Industries, Inc."