Habitat for Humanity ReStore in
Charleston (WV)

Good place to get building supplies. If you are looking for furniture, it is best to wait for when there is a discount, otherwise the prices can be high

Ample parking, clean facility & friendly staff.

Before you break the bank, an excellent option for some new and used household items.

The cashier was so friendly, answered questions and very helpful. When I asked a question that she wasn't sure of the answer, she gladly contacted the manager for me. Unfortunately the manager didn't bother to come out to speak to me. I then went to speak to the manager at her office, she wasn't very friendly as she came out of the office shaking her head no. Unfortunately the restore didn't want to negotiate with me, so they didn't make a sale. Guess they didn't want/ need my money. 😞

Habitat for Humanity’s ReStore left me underwhelmed. While there’s an abundance of couches and desks, the selection in most other sections feels lacking. I understand the inventory is donation-based, but the pricing feels off for what you’re getting. For example, I came across a couch so stained it looked like a crime scene, yet it was priced higher than a brand-new one on Amazon. As someone who’s big on vintage and secondhand shopping—and reducing waste—I was really hoping for more. While I respect the cause, the prices seem unjustified when you factor in the additional costs most would incur to refurbish items after purchasing. If they want to charge what they do, they should be more selective with their stock or seriously rethink their pricing. Honestly, I’ve found better quality furniture for less at Goodwill. Overall, this just doesn’t feel like a solid option.

They have everything! My grandpa just left and said "well you could walk around in there for days."

A great place to bring unused or unwanted furniture, books, and appliances that are still in good condition. It's also a good place to snag said furniture for a cheap price! Good to see things being reused rather than just thrown out. They also have house blends of paint if you really feel creative.

This Restore has too much space so they lack any incentive to move donated items in and out of the space. Everything is overpriced. Fail to have reduced prices for items that sit for long periods offering periodic sales when it fills up. The Teays Valley ReStore is much better.

Horrible place- do NOT waste your time coming here. Overpriced. Rude salespeople- who claim to be directly under main manager. They are telling me that a TV stand is not furniture. And I’m supposed to believe them. Why? Because they are having 25% off furniture sale today. They don’t want to honor their 25% discount on this item. Happening right now. Go elsewhere.

Habitat for humanity needs to put different price stickers on their leather furniture. I bought a very awesome couch from there for $325 and a really cool chair to read in for $65, and both pieces of furnitures leather was ripped trying to easily remove the stickers. Each has 2 to 4 tears in the leather now. It sucks. Diy leather repair kit on the way to try and get them back to normal.

Bought a hot water tank for $100, due to mine randomly busting. Tried to get a cheap fix until I could afford a brand new one. It did not work once hooked up. I was told the only way to be able to return it at purchase was if it was defective.. well here we are and now they have a no return or exchange policy.. so I guess now I’m just out my hard earned money with a damn paper weight.

This is a great place to go if you want something good and cheap! Everything is used, so it’s pretty cheap. I have gotten a lot of things that I use to this day from there. I highly recommend it

Close to the interstate I77-i79-i64 ramps. Local eateries nearby. Very organized and clean. Great unique finds. Furniture. Fixtures. Doors. Tubs. Sinks. Misc kitchen wares. Random selections. Great buys. Supporting a huge local cause. Enjoy the treasures of the past!

I went for a Christmas tree stand. It was 50% off. 1.50! I bought 4 margarita glasses and 2 wine glasses and a picture and a picture frame and a Brita filtered water jug for 7.00! The women working were kind and helpful. I recommend highly!!

You can find some deals if you look.They have a ton of glass wear that's half off. Some of the furniture is a little high in price.

I would love to have purchased three large pieces of furniture ($500.00), but they can’t hold it for a few hours so you can get help hauling—even if paid for in full. Not everyone travels with a trailer hooked to a truck trying to maneuver their parking lot if by chance they have something you’d like. I, also, was going to be donating, but will be giving to the Mount Mission. The Mission is excellent to people purchasing. They will let you get your transportation worked out.

This is a great place to go to find household items at a good price. Me and my wife frequent there often and usually never come out. Empty-handed a large selection of odds and ends that just about anybody can appreciate. With great staff and a comfortable environment. It's a good place to go spend a few hours on a Saturday.

This store serves a triple purpose: providing materials for home improvements, furniture, and miscellaneous household goods to consumers; offering a convenient and effective way to donate unneeded furniture, etc.; and, supporting a great cause! Additionally, staff--especially Katrina--is always so friendly and helpful. Pandemic decimated their stock; not nearly as many items but still good deals if you look hard.

This is a Do-it-Yourself person's dream store! Whether you're rebuilding something or creating something new, this place has EVERYTHING, including the kitchen sink! And all the fixtures, too! There's also some household items like glassware and books and such. Definitely go at least once to check it out.

Overpriced items.They won’t allow you to purchase large items and go get a truck or whatever to haul. They say take with, no exceptions. Rude employees, no help loading large items. You have to rely on Good Samaritan’s passing by to ask for help loading. They sell overpriced items and when you ask employee why it’s so much, one just grinned and said she googled what similar items sell for on internet and price it accordingly. RESTORE! Don’t respond with a generated message stating sorry, will speak to employees etc. You’re not actually reading customers complaints to help improve the place.

Very organized and tidy. Not much selection in some areas as there are in others; They are in need of quality furniture donations. All in all its still worth a look around the huge space for a gem in the rough. Plenty of light fixtures, kitchen cabinets and bathroom fixtures as well as doors and windows.

I am very upset with my visit today!! I've been buying things from there for many years, but today will be my last. I understand about the COVID 19 and keeping social distances but you have went overboard with it. I had to park in the back row, I went in the back door like I always have, but today I wore a mask. I got inside to see all the changes that were made like removing the shopping carts, blocking the aisle' s with shelving to make it difficult to maneuver around your store. Then, when I go back to the door I came in like I always have, I was told by young boy in a security outfit that management wants you to use the other door. I said what other door? He pointed have way cross the store which wasn't to bad, but, I had to walk all the way to the other end of the store to get around the barricades to go out a side door in which now I'm having to walk around the building down the street and across the parking lot to get to my vehicle. That probably wouldn't be so bad if I could only walk without being in a tremendous amount of pain not to mention being out of breath with the mask on. It's just my opinion, but if you want customers, then make it more convenient and show them you want their business.

You gotta love the Restore. Wide variety of home goods, building supplies, books,... just a little of everything, all used or overstock. Prices are thrift store. Lots of unique items for the creative DIYer or repurposer. Occasionally you can find real treasures for pennies on the dollar. Almost every trip to Charleston finds my wife and I swinging by here.

I really really want to love this place, but I don’t. I have found some things over the years and got pretty good deals. Unfortunately this isn’t the norm. I’ve often forced myself to buy SOMETHING because I know it’s for a good cause, but usually the prices turn me off. Yes, this is for charity, but it’s almost insulting to ask as much as you do for not so gently used items. I feel like I’d rather just make a donation rather than pay almost full retail for a broken down bookcase. Like all the file cabinets; do they know that it’s almost impossible to GIVE one away? That’s why the furniture section is packed full of stuff that’s been there forever. Don’t run a museum for outdated office furniture, mark it down and sell the stuff!

I usually frequent this place at least once a month and love the employees. It's a wonderful place to visit because you never know what you are going to find if doing a project or just looking for something different or old. It's just a friendly place with friendly people doing good things for the community. It's always a treasure trove of good, old, nice and used things to help you make your home or project easier and cheaper all the while helping out your community. Go by and visit !!

They have a wide selection of ever changing home needs from bathroom tiles to front doors and even the kitchen sink! Findings change regularly, so it pays to visit frequently. The staff are super helpful and pleasant. Whether you need it or just want it...you may not realize you can afford it, until you go to the restore!

I love the re-use value and the staff is as kind as can be. Now and then you can get a really great find for a decent price. Normally though the prices are not cheap unless you're talking about items you need a ton of (like nails are a great price). Most of the appliances, furniture, cabinets, doors etc you can find at a "new" retailer new for about the same price.