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Yes, we have several types of colossal outdoor Halloween decorations, including several life-sized animatronics. Make your front yard the spookiest on the block with giant Halloween decor options, including skeletons, reapers, and witches. Skelly, the giant 12-foot skeleton, and Dean the Deathologist, a dapper bartender, are two current favorites. Halloween inflatables tend to be less scary and are an excellent choice for homes with children.

Having a generator means you're prepared for any circumstances Mother Nature throws at you. Whether you're dealing with severe thunderstorms, snowstorms hurricanes, tornados, or strong winds, a portable generator lets you enjoy power after the elements take it out. When browsing generators for sale, remember that portable generators cost less and generate more electricity than inverter generators, but they're heavier and louder. Always run your generators outside, away from doors and windows, for safety purposes.

Ready your home for colder weather by repairing or replacing broken parts of your home and hardscaping. If water freezes in the crevices, you could be looking at trouble. On the outside of your home, examine roofing shingles or metal roof panels for damage or rust that could let water in. Gutters should be clear and functional to prevent ice dams. Check cinder blocks and brick for cracks. Indoors, verify ceiling tiles are free from water damage and missing pieces. Lastly, chimney caps and vinyl siding should be replaced if they're in poor condition.

As you prepare for the holidays, stow what you don't need to enjoy extra space. Garage cabinets keep tools, decorations, and more out of the way. Moving blankets can shield fragile items. Shoe racks and other storage containers remove summer belongings from the equation. If you need even more room, a new shed can give you the right amount of space.

Gift cards to The Home Depot are a popular present for housewarming parties, birthdays, and the holidays. DIYers know these gift cards are fun to give and to receive. They can be purchased online at homedepot.com or in our stores. If you receive a gift card, you can check your gift card balance online or visit your local Home Depot store and ask a cashier to check the balance for you. Redeem our gift cards in-store or use them to shop online 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 you shop 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.

Picking 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" email or text message to tell us you're on the way via the app.
3. After you get to the store, park in a designated Curbside Pickup space, which is typically located near the front of the store.
4. Check in through the app to tell us you're here.
5. We'll bring out your order and load it into your vehicle.

Find out more about Curbside Pickup.