Habitat for Humanity ReStore

It's been at least a couple of years since our last visit. I don't remember it being so large (maybe an expansion?). The store is impressively organized and because of the large space it's easy to view what's available. Their donations for sale included kitchen cabinets, furniture, lighting, ceiling fans, artwork, home decor, doors and frames, paint and several bags of hardware. Overall the selection didn't include much that wouldn't require creativity and work. Many items felt outdated and are similar to things I'd like to replace at my house. Unfortunately the prices didn't match. The items were priced high for the quality and age. While I understand the funds are used for the organization's mission they won't help anyone if the items sit on the shelves. Donations accepted. Some bigger items may qualify for pick up.

This was the first time we visited this Restore. We've been to others and got some products at good prices. We gave them some things that we have had around and never used. They were happy to receive everything. The have a special lane that you pull into beside the side door and then they unload your vehicle for you. Very friendly and helpful staff. It is interesting how they can refurbish things and make them useful.

It's like an air-conditioned yard sale. Most everything inside this place is absolutely disgusting, or you're shocked that they would even be selling it. However, if you go back on a regular basis, you'll find a metaphorical diamond every now and again. But, most of the time, you'll come out thinking "Good Lord."It's a good cause, though. Great charity. You should at least pay a visit.

I shop here frequently. Sometime I see nothing of interest; other times I'm very lucky. Once they had a table I really wanted. I left to think about it and when I went back two hours later, it was gone. Lesson learned. I love this place.

Waited four hours for the pickup of a donation of several pieces of furniture only to have the drivers tell us several items were not able to be taken due to various reasons. A perfectly good television now sits along with some furniture that we moved into the garage ourselves because they won't come into the house. When you call for a pick-up, BE SPECIFIC ON WHAT YOU HAVE. Apparently used furniture and ten year old televisions aren't good enough for people in need??? I would have been glad to get this stuff when I had my first apartment.

This place is amazing!!! I could seriously spend my entire paycheck here. I consider myself an avid DIYer who likes to reupholster, revamp and repurpose things so i felt like a kid in a candy store.They have so many different things to choose from which change daily. Plus the store is pretty clean as organized (especially to be a donation and improvement store). Additionally, the staff was super friendly.I definitely found some gems in here!

Great store for random finds. Might have to come several times before you find what you are looking for. A couple times we have come and one employee (it's the same one every time) is super rude and always acting paranoid. But as a whole everyone else who works there is nice.

Bought a beautiful table. Staff wheeled it out to my vehicle and loaded it easily at the front door. The cashier was a delight. When I had a question about paint staff went right back to paint with me and recommended which one. Will definitely be back. Store was bright and clean. Staff fantastic

We purchased a 30-year old patio home with 30-yr old fixtures! We donated the replaced items to Habitat for Humanity and bought a few items as well.

Took our first trip here today and had a great experience. Staff was kind and welcoming. They had a great selection of furniture, light fixtures, paint and more. Will definitely be back.