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Early details on upcoming 2026 Home Depot Black Friday sale arrive

Details on upcoming Black Friday savings are starting to roll in now from various major retailers, and we have spotted some details on the upcoming Home Depot sale in the back of its latest weekly ad. Alongside its latest batch of Savings Center deals and Special Buys, the brand has unleashed its usual weekly update with some early details on when the deals will begin. 

When does the Home Depot Black Friday sale start this year?

We are still awaiting the official Home Depot Black Friday ad – we suspect it will go live at anytime now. That said, some early details were spotted in the back of its latest ad with some official dates on when the deals will begin. 

There’s not a ton of details on the actual deals here by any means, but there are some dates to watch out for. 

The Home Depot Black Friday schedule appears as follows in this week’s ad:

  • Tools deals start November 5
  • FREE Kids Workshop starts November 21
  • Appliance deals starts on November 26
  • Black Friday Doorbusters start on November 27
  • Holiday Tree Lot opens on November 27
  • Cyber Monday deals begin on November 30

Again, there are already loads of notable deals live in the Home Depot Pro Special Buy of The Week, Savings Center, and Special Buys sections, but it looks like, as of right now, the official Black Friday offers will begin on Thursday, November 5. Stay tuned for more details and a closer look at the actual deals. 

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Justin is a senior deal Jedi over at 9to5Toys where he heads up our game/app coverage and more. He also covers all things music for 9to5Mac, including the weekly Logic Pros series exploring music production on Mac and iOS devices


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