Labor Day may be technically over, but that doesn’t mean that the Labor Day deals of Home Depot are. Whether you have certain projects in mind or you’re looking to upgrade your appliances, there’s surely something from these Labor Day home deals that will catch your attention. The deals may not be as bountiful as they were yesterday, but we’ve still gathered our top picks so that you won’t have to do the research yourself. It would be best if you were quick in securing stocks, though, as the majority of the deals are likely to end today or tomorrow.
Best Labor Day Home Depot deals to shop right now
Before we begin, it is important to note that some of Home Depot’s Labor Day deals give you extra saving depending on how much you have in your cart, with some limitations. At around the $1,000 mark you get $100 off, then around the $2,000 mark you get $250 off (and additional $150), and then just before $3,000 you get $450 off (an additional $200). In other words, it pays to buy in bulk. Plus, there are rebates available in certain regions that can account for hundreds of dollars in savings.
As a result of the flexibility of this region and purchase amount pricing, we cannot give the exact price you will end up paying, so are instead reporting the base deal price as it stands at the time of writing. Be sure to check your finalized cart to see if you get any appropriate extra savings. Rebates are mentioned below the sale price on each item’s page.
Ryobi 40V HP Brushless Leaf Blower with battery and charger — $199, was $259
If your yard has even one non-evergreen tree in it, you already know what the months ahead will bring. Fight back against the leaves with this Ryobi leaf blower that pushes out winds at a speed of 160 MPH at a rate of 650 CFM (Cubic Feet per Minute). With the given battery, you’ll get around 45 minutes or more of runtime on the blower’s lower settings, which should be enough time to tackle the problem on most yards. The blower is 32 inches long and weighs under 10 pounds.
Ryobi 40V HP Brushless 14 in. Chainsaw with Battery and Charger — $199, was $259
Another option from Ryobi with a similar setup. Even people that prefer gas chainsaws will see the beauty in this offering from Ryobi. It has more power than an equivalent 37cc gas saw and can cut over 100 slices out of a tree on a single charge, getting you ready for a quick break time to charge up the battery for more or even just swapping out for another Ryobi 40V in your extended Ryobi collection. Another benefit is how it is safer for your ears than conventional saws, being up to 60% quieter.
Whirlpool 1.7 cu. ft. Over the Range Microwave — $208, was $399
Microwaves are getting expensive, and especially those equipped for placement over your stove. Get more affordability with this Whirlpool offering. In addition to affordability, its got a stainless steel finish that will protect it from rust, an adjustable light to see your stovetop easily, and an adjustable ventilation fan. There’s even a charcoal odor-removing filter to keep things smelling fresh for longer. Otherwise, this is a standard microwave with all of the typical features you know and love, so be sure to pick it up if the price is right.
GE 30 in. 4 Burner Element Free-Standing Electric Range — $598, was $899
This GE stovetop and oven has three essential parts to look at before deciding on whether or not to make a purchase. Starting at the top, it has four cooking areas (two small, one large, and one versatile) across a smooth ceramic glass top that’s easy to clean. Inside, you get a 5.3 cubic foot interior with two nickel racks and a top and bottom element. The inside has a steam cleaning feature to help you remove tough burnt-on messes, too. Finally, at the bottom, there’s an over storage drawer so you have somewhere to store those cookie baking sheets.
GE 30 in. 5.0 cu. ft. Freestanding Gas Range with Griddle — $678, was $949
The fun with this oven is that it has a built-in griddle on the top. Instead of having a large open space between your four burners, as is the case with move stovetop ovens, this has a large griddle rack with an oval-shaped burner below. This gives you the classic griddle experience for pancakes, eggs, and bacon that many only experience when going to breakfast chains or cooking outdoors. It’ll be a favorite for breakfasts and whenever the pancake bug hits you. The oven component is fairly standard, but does have a notable (and convenient) steam cleaning feature.
Traeger Pro Series 34 Pellet Grill in Bronze — $499, was $700
This Traeger grill will give your food a nice smoky flavor with its pellet-fueled grill range. As fall comes in, temperatures become cooler but not cold, and football season comes up, this will be perfect for watch parties or evenings with the family on the deck. Its 18-pound pellet hopper and 884 square inches of cooking space will give you enough room to make plenty of patties and hot dogs, plus have some room left over for nicely grilled veg. This grill also comes with a meat probe to make sure internal meat temperatures are warm enough to be eaten safely.
GE 24 in. Built-In Tall Tub Dishwasher with Sanitize — $428, was $729
While in some regards this is a fairly standard dishwasher, there are a few things that make it special. First of all, it has a tall lower rack, making it possible to get larger-than-normal items into your next wash cycle. Next, it has a special sanitization cycle that kills more germs, which helps out just a little bit more as the school sickness season comes around yet again. Then, there’s the Dry Boost feature that gets items dry up to three times faster than a dishwasher without it. If you’re needing a new dishwasher, this is a good time to upgrade with a trusted one from GE.
LG 24 cu. ft. Top Mount Freezer Refrigerator — $799, was $999
In many ways, this looks like a standard stainless steel refrigerator. And, truth be told, the looks aren’t very deceiving as there’s certainly nothing missing from what you would expect based on immediate appearances. What you should know, however, is that this LG refrigerator has reversible doors to make it convenient for your kitchen and is garage ready (meaning it can withstand the temperature changes of that environment) should you decide to place is somewhere other than your kitchen. This LG refrigerator is 69 inches tall and stands on a base that is 33 inches wide and 34 inches deep. With the door fully open, it will extend 63 inches from back to front.
Frigidaire 36 in. 25.6 cu. ft. Side by Side Refrigerator — $998, was $1,399
This refrigerator is another fairly standard offering, at least in terms of refrigerators, but it does have some notable features. You’ll get a PurePour water filter, the ability to make cubed or crushed ice, and can pop in a Paultra2 air filter for clean smelling goodness. To ensure a great experience with your refrigerator it is equipped with an automatically defrosting freezer unit, power failure and door ajar alarms, and shelves that give you flexibility in arrangement. This Frigidaire refrigerator is nearly 70 inches tall and sits on a base that is 35 inches deep and just a hair over 36 inches wide.
GE Profile 4.8 cu. ft. Smart Washer Dryer Combo — $1,999, was $2,899
Doing laundry is often one of the most annoying tasks if only because we have to remember to pop things in the dryer halfway through the process. Now, however, a new wave of washer and dryer combo machines are coming that knock out that middle step and this one has a steep discount. Additionally, the machine is quite smart in other ways. For example, it sends alerts to your phone about your laundry’s progress, has internal detergent storage so you don’t have to add it manually every time you do laundry, and operates on a standard 120V plug with no venting required.
What does Home Depot put on sale during Labor Day?
Home Depot is an excellent source for home improvement needs, and if that’s what you plan to focus on with this year’s Labor Day deals, the retailer’s discounts cover everything that it offers. You can enjoy loads of savings when buying appliances for any and every room of your house, so it might be time to make some upgrades. There are also price cuts on tools and materials, so if you’ve been thinking about a project or two, what better time to finish them with the low prices from Home Depot and the free time that’s brought by the holiday?
With the Labor Day sale of Home Depot, you’ll be getting fantastic prices on high-quality products, including appliances that are made by the most trusted manufacturers, and tools and materials that promise durability. With the savings that you can enjoy during the holiday, you won’t have to settle for lower-priced items as you’re likely going to be able to afford the premium ones. With everything that’s on sale from Home Depot for Labor Day, you can be sure that you won’t regret any of the purchases that you make.
