Home Depot vs Lowe's electrical
14/2 Wire: Home Depot vs Lowe's prices
Home Depot was cheaper more often: on 17 14/2 wire sold at both stores under the same model number, Home Depot had the lower price on 6 (35%), Lowe's on 2 (12%), and 9 (53%) cost the same. Buying one of each would cost $2,131 at Home Depot vs $2,137 at Lowe's, so Home Depot comes out $6 cheaper overall. The biggest gap is on the Southwire 25 ft. 14/2, 600-Volt Duraclad Type BX/AC SA Light-weight Steel Armored Cable Coil (model 55278321): $70.00 at Home Depot vs $44.48 at Lowe's.
17same-model products compared
6cheaper at Home Depot
2cheaper at Lowe's
9same price
Prices checked Oct 31, 2026 10:51 PM ET. Same brand and model number at both stores, sorted by the biggest price gap.
All 17 14/2 wire compared
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