Where is Home Depot headquartered?

The Home Depot's corporate headquarters, officially called the Store Support Center, sits at 2455 Paces Ferry Road NW, Atlanta, Georgia 30339 in Cobb County, just west of Atlanta's city limits adjacent to Interstate 285 in the Vinings submarket. The company has maintained its Atlanta-area headquarters since co-founders Bernard Marcus and Arthur Blank opened the first stores in Atlanta's Doraville and Decatur neighborhoods in June 1979.

The Store Support Center is a multi-building campus housing all of Home Depot's corporate executive functions: the CEO and all EVP-level officers, Merchandising, Finance, Investor Relations, Human Resources, Legal, and the split Technology organization (CTO team and CIO team). It is one of the largest private employers in the Atlanta metro area. The main corporate phone number is 1-770-433-8211. The campus is near the Vinings/Cumberland commercial corridor, approximately 10 miles northwest of downtown Atlanta.

All budget owners for enterprise technology, HR software, supply chain systems, merchandising relationships, and corporate services are based at this Atlanta campus. For any enterprise vendor selling to Home Depot's corporate buying committee, in-person relationship development at or near the Store Support Center is the most effective physical strategy.

Beyond Atlanta, Home Depot has a major and growing subsidiary corporate presence in McKinney, Texas — the headquarters of SRS Distribution, the $18.25 billion acquisition completed in June 2024. SRS operates as a semi-autonomous specialty trade distribution company with its own executive team, procurement function, and field sales organization. The September 2025 acquisition of GMS Inc. (headquartered in Tucker, Georgia, but absorbed into the SRS structure) expanded this footprint further.

Home Depot Canada operates more than 180 stores and regional offices, with operations centered in Ontario. Home Depot Mexico operates more than 140 stores in major metropolitan markets including Mexico City, Monterrey, and Guadalajara. The company also runs a growing network of U.S. distribution centers — flatbed distribution centers, bulk distribution centers, and direct fulfillment centers — supporting same-day and next-day Pro delivery nationwide as the $25 billion e-commerce and delivery business scales.

As part of the December 2025 Investor Day, Home Depot highlighted ongoing investment in supply chain infrastructure and distribution center expansion to support the growing Pro delivery business (delivered sales now account for approximately 30% of total revenue). Expect additional distribution facility announcements in 2026 as the company works toward the 2.5–4.5% sales growth targeted for fiscal 2026.

Atlanta, Georgia is the mandatory first stop for any enterprise vendor selling to Home Depot's corporate leadership. All C-suite and EVP-level decision-makers — Technology, Finance, Merchandising, HR, Legal, Pro — are at the Cobb County Store Support Center. Executive briefings, partner summits, and face-to-face relationship-building should center on the Atlanta metro area, specifically the Vinings/Cumberland submarket of Cobb County.

McKinney, Texas is a distinct and growing territory for vendors targeting the specialty trade distribution business. Procurement for roofing, landscaping, pool, drywall, ceiling products, and steel framing specialty materials lives in McKinney, not Atlanta. If your product serves the Pro distribution side — route optimization, contractor CRM, specialty distribution ERP, trade credit software, or field sales enablement — McKinney is a separate call plan requiring separate relationship investment. With the GMS acquisition adding 360+ distribution branches and new category coverage, the McKinney operation is actively building its technology stack.

Canada (Ontario-centered) and Mexico (Mexico City, Monterrey, Guadalajara) have some regional procurement authority for locally relevant products and services, but major enterprise contracts are negotiated centrally from Atlanta. For most enterprise technology and SaaS vendors, Canada and Mexico enter the conversation only after a U.S. corporate relationship is established.