We're in the process of moving, and that comes with the always freeing, Marie-Kandoing effect of…read moreunloading some items that were useful for one chapter, but might not be for the next. We coordinated (ok, my wife coordinated) a pickup from our curb with them and I have to say it was the smoothest donation process yet. We've done things in the past with a few other organizations that were good, but not as communicative. This group called when they were 30 minutes out, wrote up a receipt and left it with us (all masked up during Covid) and took every single item. When you're clearing out, I feel like there are three tiers: Sell; thing like our newer dresser, bed frame, and other items that people are always going to need. We used FB Marketplace and sold each item in 24 hours or less. Donate; items that might be more niche like art, TV stands, end tables that need a little love, etc. That's where we utilized Habitat. Scrap/trash: We utilize KCMO's large trash pickup and while they have skipped it a time or two, it's pretty good overall. I haven't been into their store to shop around myself, at least not yet, but it seems promising. Highly recommend if you have donations that you can't load or haul yourself!

Donation pickup practices are horrible. Never again will I donate to this company. Employees…read morewould rather watch than load donated furniture.

This Lowe's always seems like a hardware store that is somehow dealing with depression and low self…read moreesteem. There are some very friendly good people there, but trying to find the tool or part needed frequently ends in going someplace else. We are in the middle of remodeling a home, so our visits are frequent and many times we aren't exactly sure what to get. And there are some great equally helpless staff to point us to the wrong solution. There are things the Lowe's has. Craftsman tools and some parts, for instance. And there are things they don't, like the proper wide replacement bracket for a Harbor Breeze ceiling fan that probably was purchased there. It's like a darker version of HD. Literally, it feels darker and less friendly, as odd as that sounds. The comparison applies to the staff as well, where the guy in the plumbing isle at Lowe's can lethargically point you in general to the location of some of the parts, the guy in the plumbing isle at HD can brightly describe exactly how to solve your problem backed by 40 years of master plumbing experience he recently retired from. Sure, we frequent Lowe's. It's conveniently located. And in general, a 2x4 is a 2x4, and a dry wall screw is a dry wall screw.

I am happy with the light fixture I purchased, but the experience in the store could have been…read morebetter. I recently had ankle fusion surgery so I am re-learning how to walk, meaning I have to use a walker and can't walk long distance yet. Upon arriving, there were no motorized carts available. We entered right by the customer service desk, so I stopped and asked about them in case they were located at a different entrance. Mind you, I have a giant orthopedic boot & walker, but the woman still looked at me like I was a lazy POS & said "we only have one so someone must have it," then rolled her eyes and turned away from us. I started the long-for-me walk to the lighting section and had to stop part way to rest. Fortunately, some other customer had seen fit to open up a package of folding chairs nearby, so I was able to sit down for a few minutes and rest. At this point a nice young lady who worked there came by and asked if I needed help, and I explained the motorized cart situation. She was aghast and said she would go find it. She recruited a young man to help, and they found it out in the parking lot. The young man drove the cart to me and things went fine from the there.

They've got metal alright. Takes some real creativity to find something they dont stock. Much more…read morethan metal, their bolt selection is excellent. Grade 5 course thread? Best selection in town. Grade 8 course, fine, metric, both grades. Awesome. Sure, they've got a bunch of weld stuff too. Best part, theyre not confined to selling Miller helmets because they sell Miller welders, etc. Several brands of stuff chosen by the owner for value and longevity. Cool weldup projects to test your skills, quick clamps etc all the way up to weld fixture tables. A guy should take a half hour and see what they've got. A+

I can't believe I am the first reviewer!…read more Great place to get metal. I have a regular need for metal parts to powder coat and am routinely call orders in. Most times I can call and get it cut and ready that day so I can just go and pick it up and not have to wait. They have a wide variety of materials that you just have to go and check out.

I've bought torsion springs here twice now. Once for my home back 6 yrs ago. This time was for…read moremy brother. The price has been the most competitive so far, even recently by 50%. I got two springs for the price of one at other quoted places. The one's I've had at home for about 6 years now. They work great. Make sure you know what you are ordering. (from the inside looking out) The left side is RW(right widning) with a red color at the end and the right side is LW(right winding) likely painted black. The staff are pretty cool.

Newly remodeled store with nice showroom. Salesman are great. Ask for Jorge! Sell alot of good…read moreproducts at a good price. The service is top notch.