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Aaron's

3.9 (47 reviews) on Google

160 Crossing Dr, Washington Court House, OH 43160

Inside Aaron's

What you can rent here

Aaron's is a national rent-to-own retailer with 1,282 active locations across 47 states, including stores in Orlando, Florida, San Antonio, Texas, and Huntsville, Alabama. Founded in Atlanta, Georgia in 1955, Aaron's began as a furniture rental business and grew into one of the country's largest lease-to-own chains. Stores carry furniture, appliances, electronics, computers, mattresses, and smartphones on flexible weekly or monthly lease agreements, and most rent-to-own stores do not require a traditional credit check. Across locations, Aaron's holds a 3.9 Google rating from more than 109,000 reviews. Compare Aaron's on VRTO alongside other rent-to-own stores near you, with hours, ratings, and what each carries.
furniture appliances electronics computers mattresses smartphones

How the lease works here

Payment frequency Weekly or monthly
Typical term 12 to 24 months
Same-as-cash window 90 days
Credit check Not required

Terms are confirmed with the store and can change. Always read the agreement before you sign.

What to bring

  • Valid photo ID (driver's license, state ID, or passport)
  • Proof of income (recent pay stub, bank statement, or benefits letter)
  • Proof of residence (utility bill, lease agreement, or mail with your address)
  • Personal references (typically 3 to 4 contacts with phone numbers)

How it works

  1. 1Browse in store and choose from available furniture, appliances, electronics, and more.
  2. 2Apply with no traditional credit check at most stores. Approval is based on income and residency.
  3. 3Get approved, often same day, with immediate access to your items.
  4. 4Delivery or pickup, with free delivery, setup, and ongoing service at most stores.

Typically included with rent-to-own agreements:

Delivery, setup, service, maintenance, return rights, and early purchase options vary by retailer and agreement. Ask the store to provide the complete written terms before signing.

Frequently asked questions

Aaron's offers furniture, appliances, electronics, computers, mattresses, smartphones on a rent-to-own basis. Product availability and pricing may vary. Contact the store directly to confirm current inventory.

Store hours for Aaron's may vary. Contact the store directly at (740) 335-2074 to confirm current hours.

Most rent-to-own stores, including Aaron's, do not require a traditional credit check. Approval is typically based on income verification and proof of residency. Contact Aaron's directly to confirm their specific requirements.

Return timing, fees, item condition, refunds, and remaining obligations vary by agreement. Contact Aaron's to review its written return and early purchase terms.

You can contact the store directly by calling (740) 335-2074 or visiting in person at 160 Crossing Dr, Washington Court House, OH.

Location

160 Crossing Dr, Washington Court House, OH 43160

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Customer reviews

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Fran Smith
Fran Smith 5 months ago

The 2 awfully great men and also set up the furniture.. They were very polite & very professional! I would recommend Aaron's.

Fran Smith
Fran Smith 5 months ago

The 2 awfully great men and also set up the furniture.. They were very polite & very professional! I would recommend Aaron's.

Chris Rutledge
Chris Rutledge 5 months ago

Been paying on this recliner all most got it paid off when the little plastic piece that the cable connects to broke i called them they was going to have someone come fix it witch what i expect i told them I needed so one up here to fit it by the end of the week because im having back surgery and no one is going to be home for a few days will to my surprise they brought me up a brand new one that I wasn't expecting im thankfull know it can sit in my chair without it hurting me I have to have it reclined to sit in it so thank you

Chris Rutledge
Chris Rutledge 5 months ago

Been paying on this recliner all most got it paid off when the little plastic piece that the cable connects to broke i called them they was going to have someone come fix it witch what i expect i told them I needed so one up here to fit it by the end of the week because im having back surgery and no one is going to be home for a few days will to my surprise they brought me up a brand new one that I wasn't expecting im thankfull know it can sit in my chair without it hurting me I have to have it reclined to sit in it so thank you

Chris Cole
Chris Cole 1 year ago

******5/23/2025 EDITED****** So after finding out that the insurance claim was denied to pay off the refrigerator, my wife called the Washington Court House store again to see what the deal was, because last week she was told by someone that's name was Jeremy that my father in law DID still have insurance and paid it until the day he died..... After calling over and over again, and answer we got was from someone named Steven claiming he paid out of his own pocket to pay off this fictitious lawn mower, which my father-in-law never had, and also that the insurance did not continue to be paid on. We're furious and my poor wife calls again, Candice put on the phone with a very pleasant female who was kind and very matter of fact. She went on to say that she would get a hold of Jeremy.. shortly thereafter Jeremy called! You know what he said? He said "oh no you didn't speak to me, you probably spoke to someone that was using my phone number. Because I'm not the one that said that. Yeah it was definitely someone and may have identified as Jeremy, but yeah at the end of the day either it needs to be paid or returned"..... So you're saying that someone called my wife pretending to be jeremy, and stated that my father-in-law still had insurance on the refrigerator when he died, had us get his death certificate, and other proofs to assist in the claim.. really dude? My wife can speak for herself, and so can my mother-in-law but I will never do business with this place. Never. If you made a statement as a company representative about the validity of a protection plan, that is now your word, not a promise of ours. You had us run around and do all of this stuff to prove my father-in-law is dead, why you still call their phones asking for him. This is the most unprofessional place I have ever seen. I'd like to know who thinks it to be legal to charge someone's debit card over 30 times less than a handful of days without autopayment consent? Let's break this down real quick; father in law (wife's father) passed away very abruptly in January 2025 . He has an item from Aaron's in his house. We decided to make a payment on it so that his wife.... My mother-in-law, is able to refrigerate her food. We made a payment on it, and then another payment on it, but then you decided to assume auto payment without anyone's consent. If any of you are curious, there are screenshots and emails stating that there is no Auto payment. I don't need you to explain to me why you think it's appropriate to charge someone ELSE'S card THIRTY TIMES after being told the original account holder died. I don't need you to tell me that because you have no good reason, no legal reason to do so. Hell, this is just me warning everyone else that does any business with you. **Beware everyone** Aaron in Washington Court House will charge a dead man's daughter and her husband 30 times after making two payments.

Chris Cole
Chris Cole 1 year ago

******5/23/2025 EDITED****** So after finding out that the insurance claim was denied to pay off the refrigerator, my wife called the Washington Court House store again to see what the deal was, because last week she was told by someone that's name was Jeremy that my father in law DID still have insurance and paid it until the day he died..... After calling over and over again, and answer we got was from someone named Steven claiming he paid out of his own pocket to pay off this fictitious lawn mower, which my father-in-law never had, and also that the insurance did not continue to be paid on. We're furious and my poor wife calls again, Candice put on the phone with a very pleasant female who was kind and very matter of fact. She went on to say that she would get a hold of Jeremy.. shortly thereafter Jeremy called! You know what he said? He said "oh no you didn't speak to me, you probably spoke to someone that was using my phone number. Because I'm not the one that said that. Yeah it was definitely someone and may have identified as Jeremy, but yeah at the end of the day either it needs to be paid or returned"..... So you're saying that someone called my wife pretending to be jeremy, and stated that my father-in-law still had insurance on the refrigerator when he died, had us get his death certificate, and other proofs to assist in the claim.. really dude? My wife can speak for herself, and so can my mother-in-law but I will never do business with this place. Never. If you made a statement as a company representative about the validity of a protection plan, that is now your word, not a promise of ours. You had us run around and do all of this stuff to prove my father-in-law is dead, why you still call their phones asking for him. This is the most unprofessional place I have ever seen. I'd like to know who thinks it to be legal to charge someone's debit card over 30 times less than a handful of days without autopayment consent? Let's break this down real quick; father in law (wife's father) passed away very abruptly in January 2025 . He has an item from Aaron's in his house. We decided to make a payment on it so that his wife.... My mother-in-law, is able to refrigerate her food. We made a payment on it, and then another payment on it, but then you decided to assume auto payment without anyone's consent. If any of you are curious, there are screenshots and emails stating that there is no Auto payment. I don't need you to explain to me why you think it's appropriate to charge someone ELSE'S card THIRTY TIMES after being told the original account holder died. I don't need you to tell me that because you have no good reason, no legal reason to do so. Hell, this is just me warning everyone else that does any business with you. **Beware everyone** Aaron in Washington Court House will charge a dead man's daughter and her husband 30 times after making two payments.

Rebecca Walter
Rebecca Walter 3 years ago

Worst customer experience ever! They refuse to answer the phone at any given time and I waited more than a week for a manager to call about fixing a defective product which I have the insurance on. They never called. I had to go back to the store because they won't answer there phone and they said the manager must not have gotten the note?! Seriously?!

Rebecca Walter
Rebecca Walter 3 years ago

Worst customer experience ever! They refuse to answer the phone at any given time and I waited more than a week for a manager to call about fixing a defective product which I have the insurance on. They never called. I had to go back to the store because they won't answer there phone and they said the manager must not have gotten the note?! Seriously?!

Victoria Adkins
Victoria Adkins 4 years ago

The living room furniture we bought had bed bugs and they tried to say it wasnt from them but was first piece of furniture in my home and bug guy didnt fine them anywhere else in my home but couch and loveseat. Would not ever go back there again and put money down on it that was never appiled to my payments and then manager wouldn't even talk to us.

Victoria Adkins
Victoria Adkins 4 years ago

The living room furniture we bought had bed bugs and they tried to say it wasnt from them but was first piece of furniture in my home and bug guy didnt fine them anywhere else in my home but couch and loveseat. Would not ever go back there again and put money down on it that was never appiled to my payments and then manager wouldn't even talk to us.

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