This discount is offered every day, all year round, but is not available online at. Customers need to show their military ID at checkout to get this discount. Home Depot offers a 10% discount in-store for in-service personnel, retired veterans, and veterans with service-connected disabilities. Here is what I’ve found out about this! Does Home Depot Have A Military & Veteran Discount? Since Home Depot is one of the most popular hardware and home improvement stores in the U.S., you may wonder if it has any military or veteran discounts. as a token of appreciation for their service to the country. (A Home Depot rep told us that a store manager could choose to offer a veterans' discount even on days when it does not apply, but they are discouraged from doing so in order to ensure consistency of application across the chain of Home Depot stores.Military and veteran personnel are offered various discounts at retail stores all over the U.S. Without more information, we couldn't determine whether the issue was that a customer was seeking a discount at a time when it didn't apply, or whether the real issue was something else.
Given the date on the original Facebook post (i.e., mid-August), it didn't seem likely that the described encounter could have taken place on one of the designated patriotic holidays when Home Depot's veterans' discount was in effect.
We're also one of only a few retailers that provides an everyday discount to active-duty, National Guard, Coast Guard and reservists, as well as retired and service-connected disabled service members, and their spouses.
The discount is available to all veterans on major patriotic holidays including Veterans Day, Memorial Day and Independence Day. While we can’t verify his depiction of what happened, there seems to be some confusion about our veterans' discount policy. Our public relations contact at Home Depot told us that: We reached out to both parties to try to obtain more information about this incident. The story also showed up as a Facebook video with the title: "Man Notices Store Manager Being Disrespectful to a Military Veteran." On 17 August 2015, Facebook user David Carleton posted a first-person account of a Home Depot manager in Spokane Valley, WA, supposedly (rudely) refusing to provide a veterans' discount to a customer:
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