Brice R0ad #3816

Many families love Halloween and decorating with witches, pumpkins, ghosts, and of course, skeletons. Our viral sensation Skelly, the giant 12-foot skeleton, is ready to haunt your front porch or yard. We've got Skelly accessories and Skelly's dog to keep him company. Set up an abandoned cemetery with tombstones and plenty of graveyard bones and inhabitants. Finish the scene by draping it with fake spiderwebs and adding a fog machine. Halloween inflatables and animatronics are a quick and easy way to add spooky spirit when searching for outdoor Halloween decorations, too.

Having a generator means you're prepared year-round for whatever circumstances life throws at you. Whether dealing with strong winds, snowstorms, or thunderstorms, a portable generator lets you enjoy electricity when the elements take it out. When exploring different generators for sale, don't forget that portable generators are more affordable and generate more electricity than inverter generators, but they're louder and heavier. For safety purposes, always run your generators outdoors, away from doors and windows.

Ready your home for colder weather by repairing or replacing faulty parts of your home and hardscaping. If water freezes in any crevices, you could be headed for trouble. On the outside of your home, examine metal roof panels or roofing shingles for rust or damage that could let water leak into your home. Clean gutters to prevent ice dams. Check brick and cinder block for cracks. Indoors, ensure ceiling tiles are free from missing pieces and water damage. Lastly, vinyl siding and chimney caps should be swapped if damaged.

As you prepare for the holidays, give yourself extra space in the house and stow away the rest. Garage cabinets keep tools, decorations, and more out of the way. Moving blankets can protect fragile items. Shoe racks and other storage bins remove summer belongings from the equation. If you need even more room, a new shed can give you plenty.

Home Depot gift cards are a popular choice for the holidays, birthdays, and housewarming parties. DIYers know they're fun to receive and to give. Purchase them online at homedepot.com or in our brick-and-mortar stores. If you're a recipient, you can visit your local Home Depot store and ask a cashier to check the balance for you or check your gift card balance online. Use our gift cards to shop online or redeem them in-store, all with no additional fees.

Yes, you can pick up Curbside Orders from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. using The Home Depot App.

Select "Curbside with The Home Depot App" at checkout when shopping eligible Store Pickup items. We will let you know via email or text message when your order is ready at the store. Bring a valid, government-issued photo ID with you.

To pick up your Curbside Order:
1. Download The Home Depot App.
2. Before you get to the store, use the link in your "Ready for Pickup" text message or email to tell us in the app that you're on the way.
3. When you arrive, park in a designated Curbside Pickup space. It's usually located near the front of the store.
4. Check in through the app to tell us you've arrived.
5. We will bring out your order and load it into your vehicle.

Read more about Curbside Pickup.