Habitat For Humanity ReStore

"The items here were priced way too high for donated used items. There were more quality items, not for sale collecting dust. Pictured are examples of the high prices for the used and some damaged items. Habitat is a great cause, but this store is way overpriced."

"Went in on Monday, asked specifically about items I had to drop off, including furniture, they said bring it all. Two days later I loaded up my truck and showed up for them to tell me they were full and not accepting any items."

"Found it by accident on my way to Silva. What a nice store. Good size, well organized, attractively arranged. I have been looking for a chest drawer and there it was. Much to my surprise my offer of $ 8 was accepted and a nice young man even loaded the item for me. Everybody that worked there was extremely helpful. I will definitely go back and check what other treasures may have arrived."

"This was my first time visiting this shop. They have kitchen items including glasses, mugs, plates, silverware, pots and pans. They also offer furniture. There must have been at least five sofas there. They had shelving, tables and chairs. They also had a room with appliances. I saw at least two washers and dryers as well as other small appliances like toasters. They were also selling new light bulbs and gallon and 5 gallon buckets of paint. If you haven’t been there you should check it out."

"ReStore is not an antique store, although antiques are often donated. It's not a Thrift Store per say. ReStore is a place where contractors donate what's left over after completing a job. Everything from doors, plumbing, electrical, paints and so much more. Some items are new, some old. People also donate household goods to ReStore. Books, DVD's records, video games, etc. Furniture is everywhere at a ReStore. It's worth the time to visit your local Habitat for Humanity ReStore. This site is well run, easy to navigate and the prices are great."