Very friendly staff prices are very reasonable could have spent a few hours in there grab the bathroom door couple a blinds didn't have that much time to explore
Habitat for Humanity came to pick up a washer and dryer for me mid-August. Chuck and Frank were so kind and thoughtful! They were even gracious enough to remove a door for me to get the appliances out. I’ll definitely be utilizing their services again. They noticed I was remodeling and let me know that their store has a slew of materials that could be useful. Very helpful gentleman!
Wonderful collection of old and new stuff. I had to refinish my furniture. I didn't mind a mostly full bottle of paint stripper. This store is a hardware heaven of sorts. Lovely collection of vintage furniture that would be ideal to pull apart and put together.
Highly recommend. Just the right size store - big enough for wide variety/quantity, yet not so big that one gets lost. Even unexpected items such as ankle weights, dog food and car products.
The entire staff was helpful and professional, providing advice and suggestions in addition to just directing us to products/areas. Because we purchased numerous items, they were accommodating re some pricing (and a few add-ons) as well as carrying everything to the car.
I love going to the Restore! There are so many good finds at such great deals! They have some of everything! Whenever I go in, I am made to feel welcomed into their friendly environment! It's a great atmosphere even on the busiest of days! Plus, how else would I afford to make my house look better in today's economy if it weren't for the random restore finds! :-D
First time at a HfH store. Not impressed. Prices not far off from retail, some possibly even higher than retail. Big store and could browse for hours, but no public bathroom. Had to go after the hour plus drive and 45 minutes of browsing. Was told to go to the Burger King down the road. Decided it was more prudent to just put the 60 or so dollars worth of stain and brushes back and buy my stuff from Home Depot. Will not be back.
They charge waaaay too much for used items. And more for "new items". Especially when they are getting donations. They had a showerhead by Moen for $200. When you can get it for $229 and free shipping at Amazon. They stated they discount from Retail. Who pays retail at any store???? Bought two items to help H4H. Don't come here looking for any sort of deals. You will find none.
First time at their new location. Nice big building - Def an upgrade from the old one. Store I'd set up nicely, very organized and clean. Prices seem to be quite high for most items tho. I will say they are carrying more new stock than used
It is a very neat place to check out. They have different things every time I stop in.
In the old noble furniture store.
Its kind of like a liquidation warehouse with a little of this and that and some home construction materials.
The prices on open box items seemed higher than you’d pay for retail. I saw an apron front sink that was listed for $700 when you can get similar sinks brand new from Lowe’s for $400. Their pricing is not at all what you’d expect for a Re-Store. We had brand new blinds, still in the box, that they refused to take because they said there were strings on them. The blinds had a wand to adjust them with the only strings being those that held the blinds together, so I don’t see the safety hazard.
I used to go there to get good deals on things that I needed. it's not what it used to be now it's more like a retail store. some items I can get at Home Depot or Lowe's cheaper then at the restore the prices match the pictures that are posted from other people it looks like a department store with department store prices. wasn't even worth my time going out of my way to go there I realized that money gets taken in there is donated you no longer get good deals you're better off going somewhere else.
Would not recommend prices are higher then retail stores. There's no bargains out of all the habitat for humanity stores in Nj and PA. This is the worst There's no deals since the new manager took over after Paul left . The manager runs it like it's a high end chain store give it time he will run it into the ground with high prices. Don't waste your time way over priced!!!
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Well, this was a little weird. I have been to quite a few habitat for humanity Restores and none of them were like this. This is kind of like a re-store/hardware store/outlet store. The majority of the merchandise is not what you would find in most other Restores, but rather regular priced hardware store items and outlet store type items ??♀️. My best guess is that they created some kind of hybrid to make some thing work in this location.
I usually love going in here an checking everything out. An seeing what they have to find... but the new store is way more organized ( which yes i understand is good) it just seemed like they had less of the stuff I usually liked an more new stuff or bigger used.
I've been to several Restores around the country, and this location is the absolute WORST one I've ever seen. Prices are above full retail on many things and there are printed signs stating prices are strictly non negotiable. Totally disorganized store, extremely rude staff, and prices well above retail (ex: 25 bucks for a used quart of paint that retails for 12 bucks new at Lowes) are just a few reasons why I would not ever return to this store.
Probably bought $10K of merchandise here over the years for my apartment buildings. Prices went up significantly. Just about retail, even for second hand stuff. Everything they get is donated, and they pass no savings to customers. No one can afford to shop here now. Some of their stuff is cheaper on ebay.
We drove 40 min to go there. Sadly, Both my friend and I experience was not great. I walked in a customer yelling about his day. Later said "I feel better and "don't have to beat my wife", and the associates laughed. We ignored it. But Later, associates had a convo about the 9/11 being a hoax. Not knowing both my friend and I lost family members on that day. They lost a $2,500 sale.
This store is incredible if you are into recycling and reusing. I know so many people who have gotten sone pretty cool deals with home improvement projects here and best if all, it's a non--profit with an outstanding mission.
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