Home Depot Inc. said that the raft of tariffs implemented by President Donald Trump will lead to some price increases on certain products, but that they won’t be wide-ranging. The company reported fiscal second-quarter results that missed expectations,

Home Depot reiterated its full-year guidance as it sees demand for home projects growing.

As homeowners opt to stay put longer, spending has shifted toward smaller repair projects and maintenance, dampening sales of big-ticket renovation products.

Home Depot customers are putting their kitchen remodels and bathroom upgrades on hold as they turn instead to smaller projects that can be funded in cash, like painting and yard improvements, said Home Depot execs.

Analysts expect the home improvement retailer to report quarterly earnings at $4.69 per share, up from $4.60 per share in the year-ago period.