Home Depot Coupons & Promo Codes

How do I get free in-store pickup?

The Home Depot has over one million items online that are eligible for free in-store pickup. All you have to do is shop online and choose the free in-store pickup option at checkout. Your items will be ready for you to pick up in just two hours.

Can I view my local ad online?

You can view local ads online at The Home Depot’s website. Just click on the Local Ad link to see the ad for your area. It’s an easy way to see all the current sales, deals, and promotions.

How do I find the best deals at The Home Depot?

• Visit the Specials and Offers section to find all the current items on sale.
• Find savings in each department and shop by category.
• Check out the Special Buy of the Day to find new items every day at huge discounts.
• The top Special Buy of the Day will also come with free delivery.
• Shop the Overstock section to find deals.
• Visit the Rebate Center to find area-specific rebates on appliances.
• Always use The Home Depot coupon codes that you can find at Savings.com to add extra savings to your orders.
• Sign up for emails from The Home Depot to get dollars off your first order.
• If you’re a professional, don’t forget to look into the Pro benefits and services to help you get bulk discounts and time-saving perks

What's the Truck and Tool Rental program?

No matter what tool you need, The Home Depot has it available to rent for a low rate. Find earthmoving and landscaping equipment for big jobs. Rent a lawn mower, pressure washer, or leaf blower for your property maintenance. Get power tools such as generators, air compressors, demolition hammers, saws, and more. All tools are professional quality and affordable to rent. All you need to do is bring a proper form of ID and a credit card in your name to your local store to set up your rental. When you’re done, just bring the tools back.

Does The Home Depot have a Low Price Guarantee?

There’s a low price guarantee for both online and in-store purchases. For online purchases, you’ll get the price of the item plus shipping matched if you find an item shipped to you for less from a competitor. For in-store purchases, if you find an identical item in stock from any retailer, The Home Depot will not only match that price but also beat it by 10%. All you have to do is bring the ad, printout, or a photo with you to a store register to verify the price.

Does The Home Depot offer free shipping?

You can get free in-store pickup of items, free shipping on most orders over $45, and free standard delivery on appliance orders of $396 or more.

Does The Home Depot offer credit services?

The Home Depot offers a variety of financing options in the form of credit cards. A consumer credit card is perfect for everyday repairs, purchases, and the DIY consumer. The project loan credit card is great for tackling bigger projects such as a roof replacement, bathroom remodel, or serious home improvements. You’ll get a credit line of up to $55,000 with this card. Businesses, contractors, and professionals can get a commercial revolving charge account or a commercial account to help with business purchases. These commercial cards come with perks such as easy purchase tracking that tracks by PO number, job name, or job number, as well as a full year to make returns. You’ll also automatically be enrolled as a Pro Xtra Member to get pro savings and benefits.

Does The Home Depot offer perks for professionals?

Professionals get a lot of perks here. You can save money with bulk pricing on everyday items such as drywall, insulation, plywood, concrete, and more. You’ll get reserved pro parking, dedicated checkout, and order loading and product pricing available. Professionals also get a special local ad and a special buy of the week with free shipping. Purchase tracking helps you keep better records and manage up to 2 years of purchases. Sign up for pro-exclusive text alerts and you’ll get The Home Depot coupons, offers, new products, and more sent straight to your phone. Special financing options available for professionals are available as well.

Home Depot starts with the story of two people who were fired from a home improvement center. While sitting in a coffee shop in Los Angeles in 1978, founders Bernie and Arthur dreamed up the concept of a superstore for home improvement. Instead of the traditional model of stocking merchandise and leaving it for the customers to find, employees would walk customers through their own home repairs and improvements, allowing them to DIY whatever they needed, whether they were a complete beginner or a professional with years of experience. The Home Depot was born as a company that was well stocked, driven not only by the items that were sold but also by the expert employees, each one a jack-of-all-trades that could teach customers just about anything. That heart comes through in Home Depot stores even today, with over 2,200 stores in three countries stocked with tools and a variety of DIYers and expert craftsmen alike.

People were at the heart of The Home Depot when it was founded, and people continue to be what drives it. The company has an extensive plan for being responsible and sustainable with the way it manufactures, distributes, and uses its tools. There are three sections of its responsibility hub: operating sustainably, focusing on people, and strengthening communities. Through responsible planning, it’s dedicated to reducing its environmental impact, caring for its employees, and becoming a part of the community. With everything it does, it wants to live up to the values that the founders instilled in the company.

DIYers are the people who drive The Home Depot. Although it’s just as accommodating to experts and professionals, the store is set up to be affordable and accessible, even for people who don’t necessarily know what they’re doing. If you’re embarking on a DIY quest that you’re not quite sure about, stop into one of the stores or visit its DIY projects hub, where you can find information on just about anything you could need for your project. Learn, grow, and get the supplies you need at The Home Depot.