Instacart, the leading grocery technology company in North America, announced Wednesday a new partnership with The Home Depot Canada, the country’s leading home improvement retailer, to offer same-day delivery in as fast as an hour from over 175 stores across the country.
The Home Depot Canada launches on the Instacart App with in-store pricing in time for the busy holiday season as customers prepare their homes for gatherings, seasonal decorating, and end-of-year projects, said the technology company.
With this launch, The Home Depot Canada becomes the first nationwide home improvement retailer available on Instacart in Canada and joins over 100 retail banners on the platform in the country – giving customers nationwide access to thousands of home improvement essentials. This partnership includes Instacart’s Big & Bulky fulfillment solution, enabling same-day and scheduled deliveries for heavy items up to 60 pounds, such as large tool sets, home furnishing and renovation supplies, storage and more, explained the brand.
“At Instacart, we’re focused on delivering convenience and accessibility, whether it’s helping customers get their homes ready for the holiday season with décor or gathering materials for a last-minute home project over the weekend,” said Blake Wallace, Vice President of Retail Partnerships at Instacart. “We’re proud to help create a seamless shopping experience for Home Depot customers across Canada and bring more variety to the Instacart App with the addition of The Home Depot Canada.”
“Our customers continue to be our top priority, and our stores are the foundation of who we are and how we meet their needs. Expanding our digital and delivery capabilities is essential to providing Canadians a seamless and convenient shopping experience,” said Doug Graham, Vice President of E-commerce and Marketing at Home Depot Canada. “Instacart’s fast and convenient shopper experience complements our existing delivery options on homedepot.ca, giving customers even more flexibility—whether they choose to shop online, through our app, in-store, or now with Instacart.”
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