Home Depot Liquidation Pallets

Our Home Depot loads ship as full truckloads from Dalton, Georgia, to all 50 states, or your own carrier collects them from our dock by appointment. Home Depot pallets, in liquidation, are returns, shelf pulls and overstock out of Home Depot’s return and overstock stream, sold in bulk to liquidators and resold by the pallet or the load. We buy those loads; we aren’t connected to Home Depot, and the stores don’t sell their return pallets over the counter.

Three trailers, $8,200 to $15,950

Every Home Depot lot here is a truckload of 20 to 24 pallets, which works out at $342 to $798 a pallet before freight. Freight for a full trailer is shown at checkout for your state, $1,000 to $5,500, and you need a loading dock or a forklift to unload.

Mowers, tools and mixed hardware

Home Depot returns are the heavy end of liquidation: mowers, trimmers, pressure washers, generators, power tools and hardware. Each load mixes customer returns, shelf pulls and overstock, and the tool load also has used equipment in it. The outdoor power equipment load mentions a manifest; the Turbo load is sold unmanifested, a mixed load of whatever came out of the stores.

Fuel, missing parts and machines that won’t start

Returned mowers and pressure washers can come back with fuel or oil still in them, missing parts, or engines that won’t start, and some of it is only good for parts. These loads suit buyers who can inspect, repair and part out equipment. Everything is sold as-is; damage of 30 percent or more is refunded on the terms in our refund policy. If you want a single pallet of tools rather than a trailer, see tool pallets. Any lot can also be returned within 7 days of delivery or pickup for a 10 percent restocking fee: unopened for any reason, with you paying the return freight, or opened if it isn’t what you ordered, with us paying the return freight.