A leading name in manufacturing windows and doors, Andersen has always been committed to sustainability. They have earned 14 ENERGY STAR® awards over time and innovated with Fibrex® composite material, conserving over 130 million board feet of lumber. Their relationship with The Home Depot highlights their dedication to sustainability and community impact.

The team at Behr Paint are working to make paint products more sustainable, from using environmentally friendly, raw materials in their formulations and developing the first recyclable paint can to practicing sustainably sound manufacturing methods.

The team at Glad has a sustainability mission that drives them to do more to waste less. That includes reducing the amount of virgin plastic used in its trash bags. As they began looking for a source of recycled plastic that could be used in their trash bags, they found it at The Home Depot.

When it comes to building products and sustainability, you think about durability – you want products that protect what matters to you most, inside and outside your home.

At the heart of LP’s operations is a long-standing commitment to sustainable forestry and carbon-negative products. LP helps to ensure the long-term welfare of our forests for generations to come.

Our partners at Masonite are building on their nearly century-old legacy of turning “waste into worth.” They create Doors That Do More™ to support sustainability in the home by helping to conserve energy, allow in more natural light and enhance security. Our work with Masonite has inspired us on our journey toward a sustainable, more energy-efficient future.

As the number one faucet brand in North America, Moen is on a mission to save water. For starters, Moen designs products that make it easy for people to save without sacrifice. They are also engineering creative solutions to preserve and protect the water of tomorrow.

Our friends at Pratt Industries have committed themselves to creating a circular economy. As the world’s largest creator of 100% recycled paper packaging, that commitment has seen them divert over three million tons of waste from landfills. Products made from Pratt’s recyclables can be found in any Home Depot. For instance, if you’ve ever used a Home Depot moving box, you’ve participated in Pratt’s closed-loop supply chain. Working together with Pratt has made us better as a company as we move towards a more sustainable, circular world.

ScottsMiracle-Gro is committed to creating better, more sustainably made soils and bringing green spaces and gardens to all. Cultivating a culture of responsible operation allows them to put the product first and make organic soils with reusing and recycling at the core, all the way down to the packaging. Recycling billions of pounds of green waste is just the start.

Trex transforms useful materials from landfills to create outdoor living products that are as beautiful and durable as they are sustainable. Working together with The Home Depot, they collect millions of pounds of our plastic each year to create high-performance, composite decking boards that are made from 95% recycled and reclaimed materials. Joining forces allows us to divert plastics from landfills, create value from waste and get closer to our goals of a circular economy.