Home Depot same-day delivery
Does Home Depot deliver? Yes, and what's available, how fast it arrives and what it costs varies by item and by store. When you'd rather have your order home today, Lugg picks it up after you check out and brings it to your house or job site, often within the hour. You pay Home Depot's price for what you buy, and Lugg's upfront estimate covers the delivery. Lugg is an on-demand moving and delivery service that has completed more than 5,000 Home Depot runs, picking up everything from lumber and doors to grills and appliances for people who need them today.
Lumber, drywall, mulch and more from Home Depot
Most runs are building materials and the things that don't fit in a car: plywood, 2x4s, drywall, doors, vanities, toilets and flooring. Outdoor projects are just as common, with grills, sheds, mulch, soil, pavers and bagged concrete. Fridges, washers and dryers come home the same way, and in December so do Christmas trees.
A pickup truck covers most Home Depot runs
Choose a vehicle at least as long as your longest piece. A pickup truck, booked as a Lite or a Pickup, handles most Home Depot orders, and its bed is at least 6 feet long and carries a tarp. A Van (at least 8 feet) or an XL (at least 10 feet) is enclosed, which keeps drywall, flooring and bagged goods dry. A Box truck, 12 to 16 feet, is for a full project load or a big appliance.
Heavy bags and slabs: weight decides the crew
Lugg's weight limit is 125 lb per Lugger, or 250 lb per item on any vehicle that comes with two Luggers: Pickup, Van, XL, Box or Box+. Anything heavier needs more Luggers on the job, so book a second Lugg for the same time window for a slab of countertop or a cast iron tub. Bagged concrete, soil and pavers are heavy in total rather than per piece, so for a big order, size up to a Van, XL or Box instead of loading a pickup to its limit.
Where it goes, and where Lugg's job ends
Lugg movers carry your order to where it's going, whether that's the garage, the backyard, a job site or a room upstairs. They can put a grill or a shelving unit together on the spot. Installation is the one thing Lugg doesn't do, so hooking up a washer, a water heater or the plumbing on a new vanity stays with a licensed pro.