The Home Depot expanded its Pro digital platform to centralize project workflows for professional renovators, remodelers and builders. New features include Material List Builder AI for rapid material estimates, real-time delivery tracking of bulky items and complex order scheduling across multiple locations. Shared access and customizable permissions enable teams to collaborate seamlessly in one workspace.

In 2026, The Home Depot plans to open 12 new U.S. stores across eight states, adding over 1.6 million square feet of retail space and bolstering same-day delivery and in-store collection capabilities. This expansion targets high-growth regions from Southern California to Florida and aims to integrate physical outlets with online fulfillment operations. Over half of online orders are already processed through stores, enhancing logistical efficiency.

For fiscal year 2025, the company reported net sales of $164.68 billion, up 3.2% year-over-year, while operating income fell 3% to $20.89 billion and net earnings declined 4.4% to $14.15 billion. Earnings pressure reflected ongoing investment in store expansion and digital initiatives. The company also completed a $5.5 billion acquisition of GMS and modestly raised its quarterly dividend alongside FY26 guidance.

Pro Xtra members access the upgraded digital workspace for free via the Home Depot website or mobile app, alongside personalized pricing and custom rewards. From March 23 to 29, Pro Xtra Week will feature exclusive savings, special offers, giveaways and vendor demonstrations, reinforcing The Home Depot’s commitment to its professional customer base. The company plans further enhancements to meet evolving Pro needs.