Home Depot stores are a go-to place for everything you need to fix up your house. They have tools, appliances, stuff for your yard, floors, lights, grills, and things for your kitchen and bathroom too.
Have you ever wondered what happens to the items that people bring back to Home Depot if they are damaged or just decided that they don’t want or need? These Home Depot return items become “Home Depot Liquidation” that is sold to liquidation brokers who deal in buying and selling stuff like this. Then, these brokers offer these items to resellers and shoppers at prices much, much lower than what they were originally sold for.
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Kim’s Home Depot Liquidation Backstory
Most of you already know that I, Kim, love to save money when I shop. Some of you might also know that I run a liquidation business selling discounted items at our liquidation popup sales and also at our liquidation boutique.
You might also know that my husband Ted and I recently built a new house (yep, after swapping homes twice). And to save money on building our new home, I bought some Home Depot liquidation pallets and got some nice cabinets, bathroom faucets, ceiling fans, and lighting on the cheap. I also got some nice light fixtures on a Costco liquidation pallet.
If you look closely, you will notice that the upper and the lower cabinets are not the same style. Also, the upper cabinets were already finished in gray, but the lower cabinet was unfinished. We painted it navy and no one is the wiser.
When you buy a liquidation pallet or truckload, you most likely don’t get to pick out exactly what you want, therefore I bought pallets that I knew had lighting, cabinets, ceiling fans and more. What I didn’t use (or like), we sold on the Marketplace or at one of our liquidation sales.
How To Tell What Are Home Depot Liquidation Items
Before I tell you where to find a Home Depot liquidation store near you, I’m going to give you a few tips on how to spot Home Depot liquidation items at a liquidation store near you.
The main way to tell if the items being sold are Home Depot liquidation items is if the items are one of Home Depot’s private label brands (also known as exclusive brands, owned brands, and/or signature brands).
Home Depot’s private label brands (and their category of items) include:
- Commercial Electric (professional lighting)
- Defiant (door hardware and home security)
- Ecosmart (light bulbs, strip bulbs and rope flights)
- Everbuilt (fasteners, hardware, plumbing, water pumps, valves, fencing, building materials, HVAC supplies, paint supplies and tailgating gear)
- Glacier Bay (kitchen and bath products including vanities, toilets, sinks, and faucets)
- Hampton Bay (patio furniture, kitchen cabinets, ceiling fans, lighting)
- HDX (storage, organization, everyday supplies)
- Home Accents Holiday (holiday decorations)
- Home Decorators Collection (flooring, rugs, ceiling fans, lighting, window treatments, furniture, and home decor)
- Husky (tools and tool storage)
- Lifeproof (flooring including PetProof carpet)
- StyleWell (home decor)
- The Company Store (bedding and linens)
- TrafficMaster (DIY-friendly flooring and tile)
- Vigoro (lawn and garden care)
- Vissani (large and small appliances)
List of Home Depot Liquidation Stores By City/State
Search for a liquidation store or bin store near you. Please note that these stores may also carry liquidation items from other retail sources such as Lowe’s salvage, Walmart liquidation, Target salvage or Amazon returns.
You can search by state, city, or name of the store. Click on the store name for a link to their website or Facebook page for hours and specials.
We are continually adding new Home Depot liquidation stores as we find them. If we are missing one that you know and love, please click here to add a new liquidation, salvage or bin store.
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