Home Depot Assists Connecticut Customers After Wren Kitchens Bankruptcy

Home Depot has stepped in to help Connecticut customers affected by the sudden bankruptcy of Wren Kitchens. On April 24, Wren Kitchens filed for bankruptcy and closed all its U.S. locations, including showrooms in Newington and Milford. This left many customers with incomplete kitchen projects and unfulfilled orders.

Attorney General William Tong reached out to Home Depot for assistance. Home Depot, which did not own Wren Kitchens, responded by offering support to 286 customers, providing a total of $1.235 million in relief. The retailer helped customers file disputes with credit card companies, covered remaining balances for unfulfilled Wren purchases, and offered discounts.

Customers who still need help can seek relief from Home Depot until October 31. Those who purchased a Wren Kitchen at Home Depot and require further assistance are advised to email customers@thdoccresolutions.zendesk.com.