If you’re hunting for used parts or home supplies, Round Again is a local gem. They carry an incredible variety of inventory, ranging from plumbing fixtures and house doors to outdoor equipment like lawn mowers. It’s the perfect spot to find random knick-knacks, furniture, or even a replacement ceiling fan without breaking the bank.
The staff is consistently helpful and open to negotiation, keeping their already decent prices very competitive. Don't forget to check out their free pile, which often hides some surprisingly high-quality finds. Whether you're tackling a major housing renovation or a quick DIY project, I highly recommend stopping by.
Seriously epic. It’s the place for junk lovers, DIYers and fixer upper types. Careful to come here if you’re a hoarder. Its habitat meets goodwill but indie.
This place used to be awesome, but today I found a vacuum that I was interested in but then I realized it was a $30 vacuum new, They wanted $25 without any accessories. They had a $88 dollar new Mongoose Walmart special all rusted out listed for I think it was $80. They state 67% less than retail on the pricing policy but buyer beware look up anything you buy first.
Cool spot! Love going here. Definitely agree that the prices need a reality check sometimes, but you can find some really neat stuff and good deals. They don’t tell you that you can negotiate, I had to learn that in the reviews.
Great stuff here, especially if you are mechanically inclined. However, at this point, anything mainstream is grossly overpriced. The only time I ever get any deals is because I go there so often, and every once in a while somebody will price something differently.
Because of this, inventory is not moving, and the place is becoming PACKED. At this point, it seems like they are just hoarding some of it.
A key part of this operation is haggling on the prices. At least half the items are unpriced, so negotiation is required. Critical to this is the cashier. Sometimes we reach a deal easily. However, especially with this one lady whom is characteristically rude and unfriendly, I have trouble.
One time I tried to buy a damaged light.
I asked how much she wanted for it.
She said 20. WAY too much.
So I offered 10.
She did not even budge. So I walked away to put it back and she mumbled that I should go talk to this other guy who I did not obviously know by name as she thought.
He was more than happy to sell me the light for 10 bucks. Was she unable to conceit so had be go to somebody else? It's not like I was getting a steal if a deal here, just a normal price; this is am uncomfortable business practice.
Another time, I donated a lawn impliment. She asked if it ran and I said sort of and asked if she would like me to show her, to which she replies:
"No, we know how," in perhaps the most undeserved voice of sarcasm I have ever experienced.
Wait for a friendly cashier before buying an unpriced item.
Suggestions to have employees professionally trained in the basics in good customer service. To many individual uproductive attitudes around this business.
This is a great place. Little things you can't find anywhere, you can find here. Along with a lot of quality big things. Thanks round again. All the changes in the yard are nice, and organized.
Literally, what is the point?
I was excited to try this store, someone had recommended it to me. Walking thru they had a little of everything and I was impressed at the whole "recycle, don't waste" idea. I have had mixed results, and one terrible experience that left me with a bad taste in my mouth. So, I thought... sharing is caring.
Selection is pretty good; however, I did notice one annoying thing... a lot of objects and materials I really have use for are marked as "not for sale". They hoard everything really useful or practical, but still keep them in plain view? Is this a flex? I don't get it. Clearly they're pre-screening the haul to take all the good stuff for themselves, it removes the fun of trying to find hidden gems. This is what Goodwill does, and I'm still sore about that.
Second, prices are practically the same as retail for things that for all intents and purposes were once destined to be someone's garbage. Except for old items, which are priced like antiques. There's not really any thrift or economy in any of it. It feels like a mandatory donation is added to each item, which IMHO is self-defeating because that reduces sales overall, thus failing in the implied mission to get this stuff put back to use. Again, this is stuff that people would have thrown away... think "Free" on the side of the road.
And finally, customer service. Mostly nice people, patient but I encountered an individial on my last (and final) trip to this business who can only be described as someone, for whom I can only assume that being joylessly curt and contentious is a personality type. I'm not sure if it was just rote manifestation of the typical anti-male sentiment or if everyone is entitled to such wonderful treatment, but they have a saying, and it goes 'rudeness is the weak person's imitation of strength'.
You don't have to be nice if you don't want to; after all, it's a free country. But I also can shop elsewhere. Something it seems too many small businesses are forgetting these days.
Lauren and Gavin
Have they not been there for everyone?
We thank them so much, they are some of the last "human beings" left alive that actually recognize that YOU have needs.
They actually talk too, so it's a two-fer:)
It was such a delight to visit again and see the incredible assortment of belongings.
And hey you can breathe there also.
Whether you're there for corks or forks they got used ones galore.
Please tell them Jeffrey and Lael said thank you again. Maybe you'll get a free cork:).
They are a breath of fresh air
Hardware, furnitue, plumbing, gardening, cabinates, tile, flooring, appliances, antiques scrap materials and more. If someone once owned it and it can be reused or upcycled, you might find it there. Daily donations keep the surprises coming. You just never know.
Sequims only building materials recycling Depot, providing an alternative to landfill and offering a large inventory of building materials for sale to the public.
I have everything good to say about this valuable resource of building materials, furniture, plumbing, Electric, tools, etc.
Two regrets, one is they're closed on Mondays now, and the other is they often overpriced compared to the current retail marker...
Going through some gentrification. Prices are starting to go up. Doesn't seem to be the place to get a deal anymore. I'm giving three stars cuz these are genuinely great people.
The staff is pretty chill. The atmosphere is comfortable and my personal experience gave me a lot of nostalgic feelings. I enjoy all of the vintage items, many of which spark happy feelings and memories from my childhood. The prices are great. Overall, good place to shop for vintage items.
Stopped in to see what they have. Wow... EVERYTHING.
Some things are very inexpensive, other things are not. Know what you are buying. But wow... if you need stuff and do not need "new" a place to checkout! Building materials especially.
We need more places like this. Too much stuff is just thrown away.
Oh! They host local artists! This is way cool! There are some really net things for sale here. Take some time to brows... there is so much to see!
I love this place, but for one thing. They need more price tags. As an example, please put a price on the older book section. Something like, "All Books Priced ... Unless otherwise noted". So many thift shops price books so high, I don't touch them without a price tag.
Thank ye!
I like that you can find a lit if giid things here. However, the staff isn't always the friendliest and at times you can stand inside waiting for someone to help you check out. They have a button to push that rings a bell when they are not near,yet it isn't very effective. I have had at times had to hunt down someone and told them what I had wanted to purchase and offered an amount to leave inside and some are good with that while others actually become extremely rude and almost annoyed that I have even walked up to speak to them.
Super friendly staff. The idea is unique! Can't find something for your project and don't want to pay the monopoly downtown, Around Again might have it. Wish they had more lumber. The owner is laid back will give you a good deal on unmarked stuff!
Lot's of stains and paints that need spreading on your project. Save the ocean, buy recycled.
I love the idea of this place and I will admit that I stop by daily to see o what's new. For a while the prices were great and I could afford to make improvements to my house. But sadly I have been noticing that the price is steadily increasing. I'm not saying that the price is ridiculously high, but the fact that everything is donated kinda makes it difficult for me to swallow the inflation. The staff is awesome, very friendly and helpful. I just hope that I will be able to continue shopping there.
Some things you just don't need to buy new. Found a router table and hobby work table at a good price. They are working hard getting everything more organized. If your a treasure seeker, this is a good place to visit.
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