The ReStore - Tulsa Habitat For Humanity

Cool store just to walk around looking for treasure. Well organized, spacious and doesn't feel clutter.My biggest gripe most of the stuff is overpriced for what is you can find better quality and lower price items on FB marketplace.

A bit pricey. Staff was excellent, Found something. Left lots of things. Ability to round up or donate to help Habitat build houses for sone who need it. Min yearly income 2023: 28K. Know someone who needs a house? Have them apply!

Love this location! Lots of items to flip (if that's your thing) and pretty good pricing. Take some time to look around!

This is a great place to help yourself and the community! If you're looking to just help out, come buy a few things as the money does indeed go to a good cause. It also can help you out with home improvement or repair projects and not break the bank. There are no shortage of good deals to be found within the walls of this location. From giant floor rugs, to floor and wall tile to a wide array of random colored paints, repurposed furniture and most things in between. One thing I liked was the amount of staff that was around to help out! There were plenty of people on the inside show room and the back yard storage type area to help with questions or move the larger items for you i.e. couches, doors, etc.Bear in mind all of the items here are donated. Where there are a lot of things here brand new, mostly likely you'll be getting some re-used stuff. Not all used items are bad, and if it's at a great deal with a huge discount AND it helps the community, it may be worth a few minutes to shop around here before heading to a big box store!

Great crew, Theo accepted almost everything but the TV's.They never answered their phone when I called, so I left a message and they called me back right away!

This place is sort of like the furniture section of a thrift store on steroids. There are several situations where this place is perfect. First, it's great if there's a really straightforward and simple home repair you're doing. For example, a friend of ours rents a house and came here to get a back door that they could cut a doggie door in. They got one for almost nothing. Something else it's good for is scavenger hunting. They have a lot of random stuff that sure is fun to rummage through: restaurant booths, glass display cases, rugs for days. One man's trash is another man's come up. Lastly, there's a pretty cool service they do. Say you're doing a remodel at your house (bathroom, kitchen, etc). Well you can call them and they will send a crew out to do demo for you. They will completely tear it down and get it totally ready for your contractor to start. In exchange, they'll take the salvageable items and sell them. Everyone wins! They are cash only, but do have an ATM on site. When bars or restaurants do that, I feel like it's a cop out. For Habitat though, I'll cut them some slack. So the next time you're looking for something to do on a Saturday, come walk through and check it out. Who knows what you'll find.

This is not a bad place to hunt for items for home repair or remodel. They offer some tools as well. The inventory changes frequently so if you're in the middle of a project it pays to check back at least weekly to see what's there. There are cabinets, bathroom fixtures, and other types of furniture available as well as different appliances and floor coverings. Stop in and check it out, the money goes to a good cause.

A great place to send items. Schedule a pick up at your home. Great place to find something that you need on appliance u may own. A knob or a door.

For a store that has been given free donations, their prices have become so high. I saw junk, just junk, priced at 5$. Like 1 screw. I just can not buy from places like this, that is suppose to restore hope, but are really just becoming greedy.

We wanted to donate my uncles belongings to HFH after he passed. We gathered everything that was of value and neatly stacked it under his car port. HFH called and said that they had truck troubles and wouldn't be able to pick it up the day scheduled so we rescheduled. We had to go out of town and they said put a sign on it designating it was for them, which we did. When we got back 4 days later the items were still there. It rained last night but the items were covered with plastic. When we finally got ahold of them again and inquired as to why they did not come to pick up the items they said "I DON'T KNOW ,but it will be a long time before we can get back"!!! Looks like the dumpster will now get some due to the rain and the AUCTION will get the rest