The Home Depot company is the largest home improvement retailer in the US with revenue of billions of dollars. The company is headquartered in Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America. To buy home improvement products in the US, customers prefer Home Depot as their one stop destination. In the US, they have covered most of important cities with their retail stores.
The Home Depot is listed on New York Stock Exchange with ticket name HD. As on December 10, 2019, their stock price is US$215.90 when writing this article. Most of people would love to buy home improvement products from this store only.
Home Depot Corporate Headquarters Information
The company’s corporate headquarters (head office) is located in Atlanta, GA, United States. Please take prior appointment when you visit corporate headquarters. Home Depot Corporate Headquarters Address: 2455 Paces Ferry Road Atlanta, GA 30339 United States.
Do you want to talk with headquarters staff of Home Depot? If yes, then please dial 1-770-433-8211.
Home Depot Investor Relations Contact Details
If you are looking for Home Depot IR contacts, please find here.
If your question is related to Employee Stock Purchase Plan (ESPP), please note down their phone number 1-800-843-2150 (Computershare).
Do you have any question related to Stock Administration team? Then please dial 1-800-654-0688 Ext 13777.
Do you have any question related to Direct Stock Purchase Plan (DSPP)? Then please dial 1-800-577-0177 (Computershare Trust Company).
If your question or query is related to The Home Depot Investor Relations department, please note down their phone number 770-384-2871.
You can also reach out to Investor Relations on this Email ID investor_relations@homedepot.com
Home Depot Contact Details and Important Numbers
If you are looking for general enquiry numbers of Home Depot Inc., please find it below:
- Homedepot.com Major Appliances Support: 1-877-946-9843
- Homedepot.com Online Order Support: 1-800-430-3376
- Customer Care Store Specialist: 1-800-553-3199 (Queries Related to Stores)
- Online Order Support: Text at 38698 (Standard carrier rates apply)
- Applicant Questions Contact: 1-866-698-4347
- Customer Questions Helpline Number: 1-800-HOME-DEPOT (1-800-466-3337)
Home Depot Media Inquiries Contact Numbers
Do you have media inquiries? If yes, then please dial 770-384-4646 to talk with media team of Home Depot. Do not forget to reach out at following contact numbers for media enquiries:
Home Depot In-Store Purchase Support
If you are looking for in-store purchase support, try to solve your issue with the below support numbers and email address.
- Primary Customer Service: 1-800-HOME-DEPOT (466-3337)
- Email ID: Customer_Care@homedepot.com
- Official Portal: https://www.homedepot.com/
Home Depot Consumer & Commercial Credit Customer Service
If you are looking for consumer and commercial credit section customer support, find below numbers:
- Commercial Revolving Canada Phone: 1-800-668-5336
- Consumer Account U.S. Phone: 1-800-677-0232
- Commercial Accounts U.S. Phone: 1-800-395-7363
- Commercial Revolving Cards U.S. Phone: 1-800-685-6691
- Consumer Account Canada Phone: 1-800-747-3787
- Commercial Accounts Canada Phone: 1-888-308-5080
Home Depot Newsroom
Looking for new stories for your news portal or newspaper, or magazine? If you are from online news website, newspaper, or magazine, contact the media contact email at below:
- Email: public_relations@homedepot.com
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Home Depot Email Format and homedepot.com Emails
If you are planning to contact any of the employee, executive or top level management, you should consider the following email address formats.
- Format: first ‘_’ last@homedepot.com, Example: john_doe@homedepot.com, Used 85%
- Format: firstlast@homedepot.com, Example: johndoe@homedepot.com, Used 3.8%
- Format: first-last@homedepot.com, Example: john-doe@homedepot.com, Used 3.8%
Article last re-published on September 3, 2020.
Hello, I’m not one who normally e-mails business with complaints but the events that occurred today warrants a communication. My name is Richard Farah and I must admit I primarily shop Lowes. But my wife and I thought we would give the Home Depot a try this time. I went on line and purchased flooring and underlayment. My order came to just above $1000. To you probably not a lot of money but to a family on a fixed budget it is a big deal. So when I was fished with my order and sent it I noticed on the print receipt that it had my wrong address. I immediately contacted my local Home Depot in Butler, PA and informed the customer service person of my dilemma. Her reply was there was nothing they could do, call Home Depot .com. Not the answer I was looking for. I asked to speak with management. DAN got on the phone and again I explained what had happened and he also said sorry he couldn’t help me. I find this very hard to believe that a manager of a one of the largest corporation in American would tell a customer that he could not be helped. So I ask DAN if he had a last name or an employee number. He said no. So I ask him so when I call the corporate office to tell them that DAN was unable to help me they would know who DAN from Butler is? Dan hung up on me, that’s right. One of the people you that you trust to represent you company, your goals, your mission not to mention your name, hung up on a customer. What DAN from Butler doesn’t seem to understand is I don’t need to shop at Home Depot, Home Depot needs me to shop there.
So as you may surmise by now I was pretty hot. So I looked up the Home Depot Corporate Office number and called customer service. Heidi answered the phone and ask how she could help me. I told her the first 2 minutes of this conversation would determine weather I canceled my order and never shop and Home Depot again or would I get the help I believe I should have got from the Butler Store.
I will tell you that as mad as I was when I made that call, I was 3 times happier when I was finished. There is actually people left out there that understand customer service. Heidi was very apologetic for the way I was treated. She defused me like a explosive specialist. She was very charming and took care of the problem within minutes. She had me feeling that I actually matter to her and wanted to ensure that I would stay a Home Depot customer. You need to find more Heidi’s, individuals who truly care about the people that help pay their checks. Without her I would have been gone and never stepped into one of your stores the rest of my life. I hope that someone, somewhere will read this and let your staff and Mr. Menear know Heidi probably saved someone’s job today.
Best Wishes.
What number did you call?
RE: Order # ******** – On 7/20/2020 I made an online purchase of a $169.00 Ryobi 19 Volt Battery String Trimmer. On 7/23/2020 I received an email from Home Depot indicating that the item I had recently viewed online had dropped in price to $139.00. I tried contacting customer service via telephone and was unable to get through to a live person on several occasions. Please advise as to what type of policy Home Depot has in place regarding sales after a purchase has been made in just days? Thank you.
**** I attempted to email this to an email address given to me from Customer Service (customerservice@thehomedepot.com), but I keep getting error notices that it will no go through, so I cannot attach the pictures here.
Dear Customer Service:
Attached for your information is the condition of the package and the damaged range that I purchased on July 20, 2020 (order number **********) that was delivered to me on July 29, 2020 by Estes Level2 Logistics.
The condition of the carton was a bit of a shock, it was dirty, smudged, caved in in several places, had leaves and other debris on the box as if it was left outside and in a few spots, it looked like some black spray paint. When I opened the carton and saw that the back of the range was caved in and unusable, I also notice that the damaged metal had black fingerprint smudges on it. Someone went through a great effort to damage this appliance.
On Friday, July 31, 2020, I called Home Depot and had some difficulty trying to rectify the problem. I spoke to “Cindy” in home delivery. When I explained the issue, she asked me to hold and transferred me back to the main menu where I had to sit through the prompts until I reached another human and then spoke to “Travis” when I again explained the issue, he hung up on me. When I called back,instead of the prompt for an order already placed, I used the prompt for making a new order and my call was answered immediately by “Lauren”. Lauren was very pleasant, had a care about my issue. She was compassionate, efficient and assisted me in facilitating the return of the damage range.
I understand that the damage issue is out the control of Home Depot, however I am very disappointed in my experience and will not place another order with Home Depot. The delay in having to return this and order a new range is costly and extremely inconvenient. This particular item was meant for a tenant who has moved in on August 1st and now does not have a stove.
I sealed the carton back up as best I could, hauled it back down a flight of stairs in 90 degree weather and have placed it on my front porch with a tarp over it. I highly suggest you reevaluate your relationship with Estes Level2 Logistic.
Kindly send me an email to advise when my refund in the amount of $907.24 will issue.
Thank you.
Ann-Marie Ellis
Does a first grade teacher need permission to use the Home Depot logo in a distant learning classroom to demonstrate to her students that they will be building their classroom together?
Hello,
I recently visited a Home Depot in South Southington CT. I have been a lifelong shopper at Home Depot and was very disappointed with my recent experience at this location. I was shocked to see multiple employees and customers not wearing masks. There are signs at the entrance reporting a face covering must be worn but several employees either had the masks around their neck or no face covering in sight at all. In addition, multiple customers were allowed to enter with no face coverings.
This is bad enough but then I called to let a store manager know – I spoke with “manager” Crystal at approximately 1130 am on Sunday 8/30/20 and let her know what I witnessed. Instead of thanking me or acknowledging she will work on improvements she stated “well we can’t require people to wear masks” and then she HUNG UP the phone on me. I do understand this is a challenging time for all and it is hard to control other people however I do expect store employees to be wearing masks at all time when serving customers and I do expect employees to be able to enforce the rules posted on the doors.
As a physician seeing COVID patients on a daily basis I can guarantee that masks save lives – both customers and healthcare workers who have to care for victims of this pandemic.
I unfortunately will NOT be returning to your stores until I can be assured your employees and managers are able to abide by rules set forward by the CT health department. This is such a loss for me as I have been making 1-2 stops by Home Depot weekly as I am doing major renovations at my home currently, the local LOWES is farther from me but will have to suffice until you guys can ensure me a safe environment to shop in.
Happy to discuss further at any time.
South Southington CT Home Depot
#6235
I ordered slide door 06/20/20. I don’t get my door yet.Can someone help?
I would to take this opportunity to bring to your attention the outstanding service provided by John Groves of your East Wareham, Mass. store.
We had purchased furniture that was delivered without the hardware to assemble it. All we had was a part list all in metric. We spent ten minutes looking and then John came to help. He was focused, knowledgeable and extremely helpful. He found all thirty parts in metric sizes that we needed. He kept looking until we had everything.
We return the following week for other items and again John helped us make informed purchases. John Groves is an outstanding employee.
Sincerely
Victor Cabrera
On Friday 5 Sept. I went to my local Home Depot Store here in Morristown, TN I was in search of white framed lattes that was shown on the Home Depot website. When I got to Home Depot they were out of this type of Lattes I was in search of, but the lady at the store said they have 30 sheets of it in the Sevierville, TN store and that I could pay for it here and pick it up there. The following day I went to the Sevierville Home Depot to pick up my awaiting order, well when I finished with the ladies at the service counter they instructed me to go down to the Pro section and someone will bring me my order, everything was going great up to this point. When the young man brought me my order not only was it NOT what I paid for it wasn’t even close, so him and myself went back to where the lattes was stored, and they not only didn’t have what was listed on there webpage it was the wrong product all together. What I was looking for was the white 1-1/8″ diamond framed privacy Store SKU # 100387 at $34.78 each, what they had on hand was the white lattes “NON FRAMED” Store SKU # 536763 $21.48 BUT this product was listed and priced as the “FRAMED lattes”. When to two guys who were helping me realized that someone had inadvertently checked in SKU # 536763 as the SKU # 100387 the price was not $21.48 but $34.78. So he called the east Knoxville Home Depot and had him on speaker so I could hear what was being said, he asked the guy on the other end if in fact they had the white framed lattes and he repeated “it does in fact have the white frame around it?” The guy said YES IT DOES, so I make the drive to the east Knoxville store to HOPEFULLY pick up the correct order, once I arrived I found the two sheets of UNFRAMED lattes work on a cart. Needless to say I was very upset at this point, so I walked back to where the lattes was at and found a shelf full of SKU# 536763 being passed off as SKU # 100387 and was priced at $34.78 where it SHOULD have been priced at $21.48. I will continue my search for SKU # 100387 BUT when they tell me “YES WE HAVE IT” I want to have them send me a photo of it so I don’t waste any more time and gas chasing what I need.
On August 24 I placed on line ordered for 11 kitchen cabinets. On August 26 I called customer service to cancel the order but was told that the order was in the system and could be canceled only after I receive notification that the order has been shipped. On 9/8 I received such notification and 9/10 called customer service to cancel the order. The lady was really polite and confirmed that she canceled order of all 11 cabinets. However when I received confirmation email the order of 2 cabinets were still not canceled. At once I called again but the customer service representative said that she can’t canceled the order of these two cabinets because the first person probably accidently pressed the “re-order” button and now I have to wait for a new email notifying that the order has been shipped. Unbelievable!!!
My Maytag washer and dryer both need service. I called and set an appointment up three times. I’ve called five times, and talk to two managers. No one helps or does anything. ONe repair man called about six weeks ago, maybe longer and said he would order a part and be back to install it. Never heard from him again. also called Home Depot extended warranty people about repair to dryer. No one ever came out. My uncle bought me this set and bought a five year extended warranty, he is wondering if he wasted his money. I have never seen Service this bad anywhere in my life. I will be spreading the word about this terrible service also.
I just purchased a 5 pieces patio set online. Sept. 20-2020. i only received the seats covered. Nothing else. Nobody responded about my case. I have been calling costumer service nothing, i even went 2 times at home depot in Chantilly and costumer service was terrible. They responded was : Call your Bank and dispute… Seriously ???
This is how your solve issues???
Were are talking about Patio furniture expensive. The home depot already charged.
I just want my money back.
Terribleeeee
I purchased a shed online through Home Depot in May of 2020. The short story is that the Driver called indicating the merchandise was damaged and wanted to know if we still wanted him to make the delivery. He sent us pictures and there was enough damage (more than a couple boards), that we decided to refuse the delivery over the phone with the Driver. It is now October, and many, many phone calls, emails, and letters later, and Home Depot has refused my disputed claim indicating that I received the merchandise. The only evidence they could provide was a box marked “signature – yes”. I provided 4 pages of contact names, phone numbers, dates that I spoke with someone, and a brief summary of the conversation, along with the order number, tracking number, and my account number. Unfortunately, I paid my bill in full, and in advance, and now I’m fighting to get my money back. I need to go above somebody beyond a Supervisor at the Customer Service Call Center to find help.
My wife and I have just gone through an ordeal with installation services at our local Lodi store. While this transaction did not work out, the cancellation that they agreed on was satisfactory to us. This is not a comment to show my indignation, as much as a learning experience for all involved. Let me first describe out experience.
We noticed our dishwasher was leaking, and that the glue from our linoleum was coming up through the cracks. We decided that this was a good time to refurbish our kitchen and nook area. We decided to accomplish four things, (These improvements spiral don’t they). We wanted to replace the dishwasher, replace the counter tops, replace the linoleum with tile, and install a backsplash. We ordered a new Whirlpool Dishwasher from Home Depot, which did take a long time to receive, but I believe this was more of a whirlpool problem than a Home Depot one. We went through installation services for a new Corian countertop. The service was great the whole job through, and your contractor was excellent, (Block Top Counters I believe). The flooring and back splash was another matter. We ordered the job, and someone came to measure, and we paid for the job on Sep 1. Several weeks went by, and we did not hear from the contractor when the installation would begin. We finally called the local Home Depot store, who told us to call the contractor ourselves to work out the problem. That should have been our first red flag. We did this and got a date on Oct 7. It was longer than we wanted, but we were flexible, so we waited. We prepared the area, and the contractor arrived in the early afternoon, apparently, he had to finish another job and was later than he first said. Again, things happen, and we were flexible. He started removing the linoleum, and under it the floor was damp, and mixed with the glue it was quite slippery. A larger area than I would expect was damp, so there was a concern. He believed there was a leak in the slab, and could not proceed, and basically left. So far, they removed the linoleum and base board. We immediately called a plumber that specialized in slab leak repairs and got an appointment the next morning. We notified the contractor that someone was going to come in and inspect it, and that the installer should come so they could all talk about the issue. In the meantime, we put down a dehumidifier, and the floor was dry that evening. We turned it off that night, to see if the floor remained dry. The next morning the floor was dry, and the plumbers reported that there was not leak. No tile contractors arrived that day. We called them on Thursday and reported the status and didn’t hear back from them this day. Friday, we got a call from the contractor saying that since we had a problem, we were taken off the schedule. The next opening was November 30. At this point the appliances are all removed from the room, and this was not acceptable to us at all. She apologized and said there was nothing she could do. We went to Home depot on Saturday to discuss the problem and talked with a flooring representative. We asked for one of the following to remedy the problem, (1. Get an earlier date from the contractor, 2. Get another contractor, 3. Cancel the order). A manager assured us that he would call the contractor on Monday, since they were closed on the weekends, and follow up on Monday. We agreed. Monday came, and we did not hear anything from Home Depot, so we called the store at around 11 AM. It took a while to contact someone who could help us, but what we were asking for got shorter, (1. Get another contractor, 2. Cancel the order). That manger said he’d work on that, and we decided to wait till Wednesday to check up on the progress. Wednesday came, and that contact was off that day, so we asked for the cancelation. The Rep said she would have to ask another manager for permission. A few hours later we started getting calls and text messages from the contractor, moving up the schedule, and letting us know they would be delivering the material that presumably was still at Home Depot. By this time, we had already gone to one of your competitors, who we have had lots of success with in past jobs, and started the process over again. All we wanted to do at this point is cancel the order. This morning we replied to the contractor text, saying we asked home depot to cancel the job, and that we did not want them to deliver the material. About an hour later Home Depot called us, and we again said to cancel the job, and it seems that this is what they are doing now.
I’m the kind of person who does not like to complain unless you can provide a fix. I’m not really upset, and the cancellation was not the outcome that was the best, but I’m not unhappy and feel like we potentially dodged greater problems if we proceeded. I offer these suggestions:
1. Home Depot should be the manager of the process. Maybe that is your policy now, and we ran into some rogue people who do not understand that. Like when the Home Depot person wanted us to contact the contractor. It would have been better if Home Depot called, and it would have been a higher position of power to negotiate your expectations. So, I’m suggesting a department that specialized in this. I can see expecting a customer facing person at a store, maybe cannot give the kind of time for installation services to be successful. It Wouldn’t have to be one in every store, but regionalized, and people dedicated to check the progress and ensure that everything runs smoothly.
2. It was really annoying going through your phone tree and was bounced back to customer service many times in every phone call. That should be improved. See number one, so that the customer can call the installation services rep right away.
3. I assume that you vet your contractors, but in the event that the one you use is busy, maybe having some others in reserve would fill the gaps, or at least use contractors from nearby stores. Again, if you have someone dedicated to looking into these issues, it could be gaged if a contractor is too busy to send additional work, that would ultimately reflect badly on Home Depot.
I hope these suggestions are found to be useful. I don’t wish Home Depot any ill will, but there were many things that could have been done where this could have been a success. Follow through is high on the list for both the contractor and Home Depot.
I purchased two doors — an exterior door and a storm door. That was back in July. Every time I call the store I get the COVID-19 response about installation vendors not being able to find anyone to install the doors or the orders not getting fulfilled because of COVID. My delivery date on one of the doors is pushed further and further every time I call. I just called this morning and now the date is October 22. I will never order another thing from Home Depot. If it’s not in the store, I won’t be buying it. I understand COVID has messed up a lot of things, but 3 months for doors is ridiculous.
On Oct. 16, 2020, I called Home Depot , Riverstone, Canton GA. spoke to Sara in the appliance dept. with questions about my freezer which is about 8-9 years old. I bought it from Home Depot. I would like to tell you that I could not have had a nicer , more helpful person. The questions she asked me I did not know, she guided me where to find the information I needed for her to further help me and call her back , which I did. She gave me the phone number of Frigidaire if I needed more information . If I need to purchase a new appliance I would definately request Sara, she is a asset to HOME DEPOT. Thank you