Home Depot military discount
Yes. The Home Depot gives U.S. veterans, active service members and military spouses 10% off purchases in stores and online, once you pre-register through the Home Depot app.
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- Discount
- 10% off purchases in stores and online for registered military customers
- Standing offer
- Yes, ongoing
- Who qualifies
- U.S. veterans; Active service members; Military spouses
- Verification
- Pre-registration through the Home Depot app. The pages we could read do not name the verification provider.
- Where
- Online and in store
- Last checked
- against Home Depot's official page
How to get the Home Depot military discount
Home Depot says the discount works in stores and online for registered customers.
- Download the Home Depot app and sign in or create an account.
- Pre-register for the Military Discount Benefit in the app, as Home Depot describes it.
- Complete whatever verification the app asks for.
- Use your registered account when you check out online, or when you pay in store, so the 10% is applied.
Who qualifies
- U.S. veterans
- Active service members
- Military spouses
Home Depot's announcement names veterans, active service members and spouses. Separate Exchange-site pricing also covers retirees, National Guard, reservists, civilians and dependents.
Veterans without a military ID can prove status with VA's digital card: see how to get a Veteran ID Card.
Exclusions and limits
- Home Depot's public announcement lists no exclusions, and the full terms sit behind a sign-in page at homedepot.com/military/discount, so check there before large or special-order purchases.
- Home Depot's military page notes that exclusions apply to its free APO/FPO delivery offer.
Tips before you pay
- Register before you need the discount. Home Depot says registering through the app is also what makes checkout faster.
- Home Depot's detailed terms are gated behind sign-in, so read them there before a big project order rather than assuming everything is covered.
Good to know
Home Depot also runs partnerships with the Army and Air Force Exchange Service (AAFES) and Navy Exchange (NEX). On those Exchange sites it says eligible customers get tax-free shopping, exclusive military pricing and free delivery on major appliances.
Source
Checked on October 9, 2026 against Home Depot's official page, Home Depot military appreciation page, Home Depot Military Exchange partnership. Basepass does not set or guarantee this offer. See the full military discounts list for other brands.
Other military discounts in home improvement
- Lowe's military discount10% off most full-priced items, in stores and on Lowes.com
Home Depot military discount FAQ
Does Home Depot give veterans a discount every day?
Home Depot's newsroom says it expanded the Military Discount Benefit to all U.S. veterans, active service members and spouses every day, rather than only around holidays. You need to pre-register through the Home Depot app.
Can military spouses use the Home Depot discount?
Yes. Home Depot's announcement names military spouses alongside veterans and active service members.
Does the Home Depot military discount work online?
Yes. Home Depot says registered customers get 10% off in stores and online, and that registering through the app is what extends the discount to online orders.
What does Home Depot's Exchange partnership offer?
On the AAFES and NEX sites, Home Depot says eligible customers get tax-free shopping, exclusive military pricing and free delivery on major appliances. Veterans, active duty, retirees, civilians, National Guard, reservists and dependents are listed as eligible there.
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