The Home Depot
The Home Depot is the world’s largest home improvement retailer, selling building materials, décor and hardware to homeowners and professionals in about 2,360 stores and online, and now also supplies roofers, landscapers and pool builders through its SRS distribution branches.
It owns most of the space its stores sit on.
Owned stores, ground leases included, are part of the premier real estate portfolio the company lists among its advantages.
How big is The Home Depot?
Three product lines of similar size, plus trade supply.
- Building Materials32%$52.4B
- Décor31%$51.7B
- Hardlines29%$47.8B
- SRS and other distribution8%$12.7B
Sell to homeowners. Supply the trades.
- 1Home improvement to DIY customers
- 2Pros through stores and branches
- 3Most of its store real estate
Acquired distributors now sell roofing, drywall and pool supplies to trade contractors outside the stores.
- The Vanguard Group, Inc.10%
- BlackRock, Inc.7.1%
CEO: Edward P. Decker
- 1979First Home Depot stores open in Atlanta
- 1981Stock goes public on NASDAQ
- 1986Begins focusing on Pro customers
- 1994Canada: Aikenhead’s stores acquired
- 2001Mexico: Total Home acquired
Every number on this page comes from The Home Depot's own reports.
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