Home Depot Organizational Structure & Org Chart
Home Depot's US, Canada and Mexico retail operations are aggregated into one reportable Primary segment. SRS and its GMS business are included in Other, while a new Office of Pro Acceleration coordinates customer capabilities across the company.
The Home Depot, Inc. organizational chart
The Home Depot, Inc.'s reporting structure as of 2026-09. Drag to pan, scroll to zoom — or open it in QueryChart and edit it as your own.
- Industry
- Home improvement retail and specialty distribution
- Headquarters
- Atlanta, Georgia, United States
- Founded
- 1978
- Employees
- More than 470,000 (company announcement, July 2026)
- CEO
- Ted Decker
- Revenue
- $164.7B net sales (fiscal 2025)
- Ownership
- Public
- Structure as of
- 2026-09
- Structure last reviewed
- 2026-09-24
About the company
The Home Depot sells home improvement products through stores and digital channels and has expanded its professional customer business through specialty distribution. Its fiscal 2025 Form 10-K reports a Primary segment aggregating US, Canadian and Mexican retail operations. SRS's specialty distribution lines are operating segments presented together as Other because none qualifies as a separate reportable segment.
The diagram distinguishes those accounting categories from the 2026 management coordination described by the company. In July 2026 Home Depot announced an Office of Pro Acceleration to coordinate work across Home Depot Pro, HD Supply, SRS and Construction Resources. It is a cross-business office, not a new SEC reporting segment or parent company above those businesses.
Retail, specialty distribution and shared Pro coordination
The Primary segment includes stores and digital home improvement retail in the United States, Canada and Mexico. The annual report says these geographic operating segments are aggregated for disclosure because their operations and economics are similar. The chart uses one top-level reported branch, with geographic examples beneath it, rather than three reportable branches.
SRS, acquired in 2024, distributes roofing, landscaping, pool and other specialty products to professional customers. It acquired GMS in 2025, adding interior and construction products. The filing treats SRS's four business lines as nonreportable operating segments under Other. The chart locates SRS and GMS there, without calling Other a second reportable segment.
The announced Office of Pro Acceleration is led by finance chief Richard McPhail and coordinates customer management, catalogs and fulfillment across Home Depot Pro, HD Supply, SRS and Construction Resources. Those connections cross the tree's branches. Ted Decker remains chair, president and chief executive officer. The visual marks the office as a shared coordination layer and uses dotted links so readers do not infer an undisclosed legal ownership chain.
Key leadership roles
Ted Decker
Chair, President and Chief Executive Officer
Richard McPhail
Chief Financial Officer and leader of the Office of Pro Acceleration
How this structure supports the business
The published segment boundary keeps the retail and distribution operations visible without inventing a second reportable segment for SRS.
The Pro office explains how the company connects customer relationships and delivery capabilities across its stores and acquired distributors. A tree alone cannot show every shared service, so the text and dotted grouping are essential.
Advantages and disadvantages
- One Primary segment follows Home Depot's disclosed retail reporting.
- It gives limited separate financial detail for each country or customer group.
- SRS and the Pro office make acquired distribution and cross-business coordination visible.
- A single tree simplifies overlapping customer, technology and fulfillment relationships.
Interesting facts
- Home Depot reported $164.7 billion in fiscal 2025 net sales.
- The US, Canada and Mexico retail operating segments are aggregated into one reportable Primary segment.
- SRS's four operating lines are included in Other rather than treated as separate reportable segments.
- SRS acquired GMS in September 2025, adding interior and construction products.
- The Office of Pro Acceleration was announced in July 2026 to coordinate several Pro businesses.
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Frequently asked questions
How many reportable segments does Home Depot have?
Its fiscal 2025 filing describes one reportable Primary segment; SRS activities appear in Other.
Does Home Depot own GMS?
GMS became part of SRS through a completed 2025 acquisition, and SRS is a Home Depot subsidiary.
Is the Office of Pro Acceleration a new segment?
No. It is a coordinating office announced in 2026, not a separate reportable segment.
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