After reading reviews and then going to the store something doesn’t make sense. All used items priced at or above retail. Save yourself a trip.
Edit: a used toilet is a used toilet. New toilet at Loews is $99. Used at your store is $80.
But based on your response why would anyone want to patronize your store.
1) walked through an open door and was scolded for not entering through the closed main entrance with a no pets sign- entered with my cardiac alert dog who was promptly removed without question. When I explained that in the future, they should be sure to ask before assuming because some peoples disabilities are not clear, I was very rudely dismissed because they “have never had a problem before” ?? Overall very very rude when I simply was trying to explain my situation.
2) prices were insane, and when I tried to haggle I was also treated like a dumb little girl and dismissed- didn’t even ask about wiggle room on the other items I was interested in because at that point I realized there was no budging and I simply can’t justify $90+ on a used toiled or $125+ on a small used bathroom sink. I am the FIRST person to place value on vintage and antiques but there is a point that is unrealistic and unreasonable.
No need for this business to respond, just for those who are actually looking for a salvage place to skip the drive to this one and pick another to try.
It's a great little place to catch a deal and put together a little something if you're a bit handy. A little bit of a lot of things here. I'll be going often now that I know it's there.
Still requiring masks. No one else in the whole building other than the rude guy at the front and myself. No problem to social distance but still insisted on masks.
Went looking for a rough cut piece of wood for a shelf and found many options. The staff was very helpful and pulled several pieces for us to chose from. Settled on a beautiful piece of poplar and are very satisfied.
Interesting place, lots of odds and ends. Probably most useful if you know what you are looking for and have measurements and such. It would be better if they had an inventory list. I was looking for windows and they have a big stack of new ones leaning against a wall, but no way to see the sizes or know what kind they are. They said they didn't know what was there. Hard to buy if you can't tell what they have. Also watch the prices, most things were marked less than retail, but a couple of things I checked on with my phone while there cost less at Home Depot!
If your remodeling or building a home you can get some neat stuff here. Everything from cabinet handles, faucets lighting and best of all raw wood. Cypress pine etc. Prices not the best but a good selection of just about anything house related.
Lots of building materials ...live edge and awesome wood pieces...used kitchen cabinets...doors . lighting and many rustic country pieces.... eclectic place. Worth a look.
Great vintage items, friendly staff, plan on spending plenty of time looking at everything. Will be back again soon to find more treasures. Thank you for your service to all of us. :-)
Ridiculously priced material. Plan on paying full retail. Not worth the drive. I shop salvage warehouses all over state and I've never seen such outrageous pricing for various materials.
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