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Local Farms to Nearby Lots: The Life of a Home Depot Christmas Tree

Selecting a live Christmas tree each year is a beloved family tradition for many. But, have you ever wondered where those trees come from? For Home Depot customers, the answer is simple – local tree farms.

Protect Your Home From Cold with These Winterization Tips

As we dive deep into winter and witness cold fronts arriving at our door, it is not uncommon to wonder how well the home is surviving and thriving under the conditions. Weatherizing a house—for both hot and frigid seasons—is an easy task that can be directly applied to homes of any age, in any region.

Creative Family Helps Home Depot Build Cheer This Holiday... Literally

When you walk into Scott Feldman’s workshop, there’s a flurry of family activity. From one week to another, his family team tackles different creative projects, working together to solve artistic puzzles and build installations from scratch. This holiday season, Scott and his family teamed up with The Home Depot to showcase gift ideas and bring seasonal special buys to life by building…

Maker Moment: A Crowdsourced 3D Printing Masterpiece

Todd Blatt is a professional maker hoping to encourage others to work on new, innovative projects they’ve never tried before. His group, 

When Disaster Strikes, Team Depot Comes Running to Provide Relief

We’re always ready to get our hands dirty, especially in the name of helping our neighbors get back on their feet. The days after a major natural disaster can be catastrophic. But, when big storms do their worst, Team Depot is at its best – jumping into action to support relief efforts in every way they can.

A Homemade Tiny House in the Heart of Ohio

When Trevor Gay decided to embrace the tiny house movement, he was lucky enough to have his father, Gary Gay, in his corner. Gary, who works in the tool rental section at The Home Depot (store #3854), had the know-how and materials to help Trevor make his tiny house dreams come true.

Turning Environmental Challenges Into Eco Success

“Stop selling old growth wood,” read a gigantic banner unfurled on a crane outside The Home Depot’s Store Support Center in Atlanta. It was October 1998, and environmental activists were accusing the company of selling lumber from environmentally fragile forests.The protest was a surprising blow to our company. We were proud of our green efforts – we created an environmental validation process…

Being Energy Conscious Pays: How to Save Money This Summer

As temperatures rise over the summer, it’s common—and frightening—to see energy bills rise with them. The average household spends more than $2,000 a year on these utilities. Most people want it to feel cold the moment when they walk through the front door, but this mindset can be challenging for your wallet and the environment. It’s easy to make a few minor adjustments in your home to have a…

Extending the Aisle: Home Depot Opens Third and Largest Direct Fulfillment Center

Today, The Home Depot is celebrating the opening of the third of its three new Direct Fulfillment Centers (DFCs) as part of its interconnected retail strategy, extending the aisle of products available to customers.We call these massive facilities “direct” fulfillment centers because they fulfill and ship orders directly to customers who make purchases online.

THROWBACK THURSDAY: HOMEDEPOT.COM THEN AND NOW

Since the early 2000’s, the evolution of e-commerce and interconnected retail has completely revolutionized how we shop. Things that seem simple now – like researching a product before purchase – required much more effort not too long ago. What does that change really look like? Think back to the days of floppy disks and slide the below image to see how homedepot.com has changed since it…