Short Answer
The Home Depot offers an 11% rebate on in-store purchases at select locations and on specific dates throughout the year — usually around the same time as Menards’ 11% sales. There aren’t any active rebates at the time of writing, but when available, rebates are valid within 30 days of purchase. For more information on The Home Depot’s “11” rebate, see below.
The Home Depot 11 Rebate
The Home Depot offers an 11% rebate on full-price purchases at participating stores on specific dates. There’s no item limit as long as the items are in stock and you purchase them in-store.[1]
At the time of writing, The Home Depot does not have any active rebate dates.[2]
Note that you can’t combine the rebate with any other offers or promotions.[1]
The Home Depot doesn’t announce the rebate dates ahead of time, but you can bookmark this page to stay up to date. We update our research each time The Home Depot announces a new rebate.
You may also want to check the list of participating stores to see if your nearest location participates in the program.
Exclusions
The 11% rebate is only valid for full-price items sold in stores. Certain commodity products, value- and bulk-priced merchandise, services (such as freight, delivery, and tool and truck rental fees), labor SKUs, and gift cards are not eligible for the rebate.[1]
How to Get a Rebate
If your local The Home Depot store participates in the rebate program, all you need to submit a claim is your sales receipt. If you’ve lost your receipt, the store may be able to reprint it for you, but it can’t process a rebate without the receipt.[1]
The Home Depot rebates are processed through a designated website: The Home Depot 11% Rebate Portal.
On the Rebate Portal home page, choose the form that matches your purchase date. You can fill out and submit the form online with the ID number on your receipt or print it, fill it out, and mail it to the following address:
11% Rebate
Promo Code: [listed on rebate form]
PO Box 540059
El Paso, TX 88554-005
Your rebate form must be postmarked or submitted online within 30 days of your purchase date. The Home Depot won’t validate any rebate claims made after 30 days, and you can’t submit the rebate form in-store at The Home Depot.[1]
Rebate Processing Time
The Home Depot will mail the rebate to your address in the form of a store gift card. It can take up to 10 weeks to process your rebate.[1] If you don’t receive your gift card within 10 weeks of submission, you can call customer service at (866) 451-1357 for assistance.
The Home Depot vs. Menards Rebate
The Home Depot’s 11% rebate mirrors the 11% rebate program at Menards. Both promotions occur about once per month and last for about one week.
Prices at Menards and The Home Depot are comparable; for example, both Menards and The Home Depot sell ceiling fans starting at about $70 and light fixtures starting at about $13. You’ll save about the same amount at either store when both are offering the rebate.