Homecrest is sold at major outdoor furniture retailers and online marketplaces

Homecrest patio furniture is available through a mix of big-box stores, specialty outdoor retailers, and online sellers. The most common places to find it are Lowe's, The Home Depot, Wayfair, and Amazon. Stock varies by location and season, so checking multiple retailers often turns up better selection or pricing than a single source.

Homecrest makes mid-range aluminum and steel furniture — chairs, tables, loungers, and sectionals — aimed at homeowners who want durability without premium pricing. Because it's a recognizable brand with wide distribution, you're not hunting for an obscure product. The challenge is usually finding the specific style or color you want in stock right now.

Key Takeaways

  • Lowe's and The Home Depot carry Homecrest year-round, with the largest selection in spring and early summer.
  • Wayfair and Amazon stock Homecrest pieces online and often have colors or styles not available in physical stores.
  • Specialty outdoor furniture shops may carry Homecrest but typically at the same price as big-box retailers, so there's no advantage to shopping there unless you need in-person information.
  • Homecrest furniture is rarely discounted below 10 to 15 percent off, so waiting for sales during holiday weekends (Memorial Day, Labor Day, Black Friday) is worth doing if you're not in a rush.

Lowe's and The Home Depot stock the widest in-store selection

Both Lowe's and The Home Depot carry Homecrest year-round in their outdoor furniture sections. Spring and early summer (March through June) is when they stock the most pieces, colors, and styles. By late summer and fall, selection shrinks as inventory moves and new models arrive for the next season.

You can check online inventory at either store's website before driving to the location. Both let you search by product type, color, and material. If an item shows as out of stock online, it may still be worth calling the store directly — online inventory can lag by a day or two. Prices are usually identical online and in-store, though occasional in-store-only sales do happen.

Return policies at both retailers are straightforward: Lowe's allows returns within 90 days, and The Home Depot allows 90 days as well. If you're buying a full set and want to see it assembled or get a sense of the frame quality before committing, visiting in person is worth the trip.

Wayfair and Amazon offer more color and style options online

Wayfair often stocks Homecrest pieces that big-box stores don't carry locally. If you're looking for a specific cushion color, a less common chair style, or a particular table size, Wayfair's online catalog is usually deeper than what you'll find at Lowe's or Home Depot. Prices are competitive with in-store pricing, and Wayfair ships to most addresses.

Amazon carries Homecrest furniture as well, though selection is smaller than Wayfair's. Shipping is often faster if you have Prime, and Amazon's return window is 30 days. Read customer reviews carefully on Amazon — they often mention assembly difficulty, cushion durability, and whether colors match the photos, which is useful before you order.

Both Wayfair and Amazon charge shipping on furniture, which can add $50 to $200 depending on the item's size and your location. Wayfair sometimes offers free shipping on orders over a certain amount, so check for current promotions. If you're buying a single chair or small table, shipping costs may tip the balance toward buying in-store instead.

Specialty outdoor furniture shops rarely offer better pricing

Independent outdoor furniture stores in your area may carry Homecrest, but they typically price it the same as Lowe's or Home Depot. The advantage of a specialty shop is usually the staff's knowledge — they can answer questions about frame durability, cushion materials, and whether a particular style holds up in your climate. If you value that information, it's worth visiting.

However, specialty shops often have smaller inventory and may need to special-order pieces, which adds time to delivery. If you're buying a standard item like a dining set or lounge chair, the big-box retailers will have it in stock sooner and at the same price. Reserve specialty shops for situations where you need informed guidance or want to see multiple brands side by side.

Timing your purchase around seasonal sales saves 10 to 15 percent

Homecrest furniture rarely goes on deep discount, but seasonal sales do happen. Memorial Day (late May), Fourth of July, Labor Day (early September), and Black Friday (late November) are the most common times for 10 to 15 percent off. Lowe's and Home Depot advertise these sales in advance, so you can plan around them if you're flexible on timing.

End-of-season clearance (late August and September) sometimes marks down previous-year styles to make room for new inventory. If you don't mind last year's color palette or design, this is when you'll find the deepest discounts — occasionally 20 to 25 percent off. Check store websites in late August to see what's being cleared.

Avoid buying in winter (November through February) unless you find a specific sale. Prices are usually full retail, and selection is at its smallest. Spring is when retailers want to move inventory, so that's when sales are most likely.

What to check before you buy

Before ordering or purchasing, confirm the exact model number and color code. Homecrest updates styles and colors regularly, so a piece you saw in-store three months ago may no longer be available. Online listings sometimes show discontinued items, so verify the product is currently in stock before committing.

Read the dimensions carefully. Homecrest chairs and tables vary widely in size, and what looks compact online can be larger than expected in person. If you're buying without seeing it first, measure your patio space and compare it to the product dimensions listed on the retailer's page.

Check whether cushions are included. Some Homecrest pieces come with cushions, others don't. If cushions aren't included and you want them, factor in an additional $30 to $100 per seat depending on the style. Homecrest cushions are sold separately and can be ordered through the same retailers.

Frequently Asked Questions

Does Homecrest furniture come assembled?

No. Homecrest furniture arrives in boxes and requires assembly. Most pieces take 30 minutes to two hours to assemble, depending on complexity. Lowe's and Home Depot offer assembly services for a fee (typically $50 to $150 per item), which you can arrange at purchase or afterward.

Can I order Homecrest directly from the manufacturer?

Homecrest does not sell directly to consumers. You must buy through a retailer. The company's website lists authorized dealers, which includes the major retailers mentioned here. Buying through an authorized retailer also ensures warranty coverage.

What's the warranty on Homecrest patio furniture?

Homecrest typically offers a one-year warranty on frames and a shorter warranty on cushions and fabrics (usually 90 days to one year depending on the material). The exact terms vary by product, so check the warranty card that comes with your purchase. Retailers like Lowe's and Home Depot honor manufacturer warranties.

Is Homecrest furniture rust-resistant?

Homecrest aluminum frames are rust-resistant by design. Steel frames are powder-coated to resist rust but can rust if the coating is scratched and left exposed. Cushions and fabrics are typically solution-dyed acrylic, which resists fading and mildew. Covers or storage during winter extends the life of any outdoor furniture.

Where can I find replacement cushions for Homecrest furniture?

Replacement cushions are sold through the same retailers that sell the furniture — Lowe's, Home Depot, Wayfair, and Amazon. You'll need the model number of your furniture to order the correct size and fit. Homecrest also sells cushions through its website's dealer locator, which can direct you to local retailers.