Home Depot offers buy-one-get-one-free deal on grills, tools for Labor Day
Home Depot's Labor Day sale from September 1-4, 2026, features a buy-one-get-one-free promotion on select high-end grills and power tools. This strategy aims to drive sales and customer traffic as thโฆ
Home Depot has launched a Labor Day sale that offers buyโoneโgetโone free on selected grills and power tools. The promotion runs from September 1 to September 4, 2026, and targets highโend models from brands such as Weber, CharโBroil, and DeWalt. Shoppers can pick up a premium grill and receive a second one at no extra cost, or buy a topโrated cordless drill and get a matching set of accessories for free. The offer is available both in stores and online, with free shipping for orders over $150.
The deal comes as the retailer seeks to close out its fiscal year on a high note. Home Depotโs Q3 earnings report showed a 7% rise in sales compared to the same period last year, driven largely by outdoorโliving products. Inflation and supplyโchain delays have kept prices high, so a BOGO promotion is a way to entice customers to spend before the holiday season. Competitors such as Loweโs and Amazon are also running limitedโtime deals, but Home Depotโs deep discounts on premium brands give it a competitive edge. Last yearโs Labor Day sale saw a 12% increase in foot traffic, and the company expects a similar boost this year.
Customers can redeem the offer by adding the desired item to their cart and selecting the โBuy One Get One Freeโ option at checkout. Inโstore shoppers must show the promotional flyer to receive the second item. The promotion is limited to 500 units per model, so early shoppers are advised to act fast. Home Depotโs chief marketing officer said the sale would โdrive traffic into stores and online, helping us meet our yearโend targets.โ The promotion ends on September 4, after which the retailer will shift focus to Black Friday and holidayโseason sales. The BOGO deal is a key part of Home Depotโs strategy to keep consumers engaged and to boost revenue during a traditionally slow period.
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