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Welcome to The Home Depot in Huntsville, TX! Located conveniently at 215 I-45, Huntsville, TX 77320, The Home Depot is your go-to destination for all things related to furniture, hardware, and home goods. Whether you're tackling a DIY project or searching for the perfect piece of furniture, our store offers a wide selection to meet your needs.

Welcome to The Home Depot in Tyler, Texas, your one-stop destination for all your home improvement needs. Conveniently located at 3901 Old Jacksonville Hwy, near the intersection of TX-155 and Loop 323, our store offers a wide range of products and services, from furniture and hardware to home goods and more. Whether you're embarking on a new project or simply refreshing your space, we have the tools and expertise to help you succeed. At The Home Depot, we are committed to sustainability and community involvement. Our store actively participates in eco-friendly initiatives, including recycling rechargeable batteries, plastic plant pots, CFLs, and lead acid batteries. We also recycle shrink wrap, contributing to the 780 million pounds sold to Trex for composite decking materials. Our LED lights have significantly reduced energy consumption, and we participate in renewable energy projects such as solar and wind.

Welcome to The Home Depot in Killeen, TX, your one-stop destination for all your home improvement needs. Conveniently located at 3201 E Central Texas Expy, Killeen, TX 76543, our store offers a wide range of products and services as a furniture store, hardware store, and home goods store. Whether you're embarking on a new DIY project or simply looking for the right tools and materials, our friendly and knowledgeable associates are here to assist you every step of the way. At The Home Depot, we are committed to environmental sustainability. Our Killeen location actively contributes to waste reduction by accepting rechargeable batteries, plastic plant pots, CFLs, and lead acid batteries for recycling. In 2022 alone, our stores recycled approximately 5.3 million pounds of shredded paper, preserving over 63,500 trees, saving more than 50 million gallons of water, and conserving 7.8 million kilowatt hours of electricity.