I'm hesitant to write about this place because I want to keep it all to myself! Habitat ReStore is an amazing place to find great furniture at drastically discounted prices. And not just furniture, but kitchen goods, bedroom sets, knickknacks, silverware, flatware and lots of other things. I've been looking for a coffee table for a while, and I found three different ones that I would have taken home with me immediately. The tables -- and all of the furniture -- were quality, made of solid wood and many of them were mid-century style. I did end up buying one of the coffee tables, and I'm very happy with it! I'm actually planning on going back soon to check out what else they have, because I was so laser-focused on coffee tables. The person who worked there was very kind and helped me carry and load my table into my car. read more

Cool store if you're doing some DIY work on your house. I thought it'd have some more home goods like a regular thrift store but it's geared more towards small DIY projects. They do have some furniture and books and cookware if you're interested. I've driven past this location so many times without realizing it was even there. Cool store to check out. read more

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Thought I'd check this place out after reading about it on Nextdoor Neighbor. Glad I did since I found some new lights that fit perfectly in my bedroom. High quality and at a great price as well! They have a number of items to choose from (furniture, appliances, tools, cabinets, sinks, flooring, lighting, books, deco pieces and much more. read more

As a homeowner, you are constantly repairing and upgrading your home. I've been a fan of Habitat for Humanity's Re-Store for a few years now, especially after finding a Black Whirlpool Gold Side by Side refrigerator for $114 in excellent condition after mine went out last year. Since the Westfield location has moved to Fishers, I have the opportunity to visit weekly to see if any new project deals have come in. I've purchased a bird bath, towel bar and a replacement screen, always at a fraction of what I'd pay elsewhere. They carry furniture, lighting, pictures, accessories, appliances, cabinets, tile, flooring, sinks and tubs, and that's not all. You never know what you might find! This week's sale is 25% off all blue tags over 30 days, 50% off all blue tags over 60 days and 75% off all orange tags. I took advantage of this and picked up four concrete downspout diverters for $2 each and 20 new floor tiles to use in my entryways for less than $10. Because they rely on donations, their inventory varies regularly. If you're remodeling and getting rid of things, get a tax credit by donating for a great cause. All proceeds go to assist families to built homes who otherwise would not be able to afford it. read more

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Great place to find home repair and/or upgrade items. Best prices I found anywhere including Goodwill, Offer Up or Facebook marketplace.

I've been a big fan of the Marion County Habitat for Humanity Restore for many years, but it's not a very convenient trip frm my house. So I was incredibly excited to learn that the Hamilton County site was so much closer to home AND in an area that I frequently visit. My first bit of advice, which rings true of any Habitat for Humanity Restore, is check their business hours and days before you just head on over. Since these businesses depend on donations, you can never be sure what you might find on any given day, which was fine for me. I went in with the intent of hopefully finding a tiny table and chairs that I could fix up to stage our back porch while our house is up for sale. I didn't find anything, but that means that I get to go back this week to check! I was surprised at how much inventory this location had, and so much of it was still in its original packaging! You are guaranteed to get a good deal here, that's for sure. There was a lot of furniture, lighting, plumbing supplies, cabinets, appliances, tables, bed frames, and boxes of nails and screws. I swear, we may never need to buy a "new" box of nails or screws at the big box store ever again. I'm definitely looking forward to my next visit to discover what new items have been donated that are waiting for me to take them home! read more

This is a great place to donate any construction project extras or used cabinets, furniture and etc. it is also a great place to shop for that something you need for your project while also helping make a difference. They have furniture, cabinets, light and plumbing fixtures, flooring and the list goes on and on! read more

We love shopping here! Everybody is really nice and the prices are great. We wish the store was bigger because we would be here more often! We've also donated a ton of items to them, super easy drop off spot on the side. read more

A week ago I paid for 280 sq. ft. of tongue + groove wood flooring from Hamilton County Restore, but I couldn't get a truck until Saturday. I made arrangements to borrow a friend's truck then I went home and pulled up carpet for my front entry way and guest bathroom--all the way down to the sub floor. It took me all weekend. My step-dad took the next Wednesday off of work, and we were going to install the flooring together. I was so excited. Then I went back on Saturday to get my flooring and they told me they sold it to someone else! They apologized, refunded me my money, and offered a crumb of in store credit, but that's it. My kids and I will be walking around on concrete this winter because of the negligence of this business. Beware. read more

Just left the Grand Opening at their new location off of 96th street. I was a regular at their Westfield location on Sunpark Drive. While their new store is a lot larger and has much more parking, their prices have really increased. We went to look at dishwashers, a bathroom vanity and paint. At their old location right before they closed, their used dishwashers were priced between $45-$75. At the new location, the cheapest dishwasher is $125 and is at least 8 years old. Their bathroom vanities went up in price as well. Before, you could buy a standard single sink vanity for $75, now their prices average $150 and up. They had a couple that were Project Source brands from Lowes that are the $149.99 vanities that we put in all of our rentals and their prices for the used vanity was higher than you could purchase new. I am hoping that after the excitement of the Grand opening wears off, maybe their prices will come back down. We drive a long way to come to the Hamilton County Habitat Restore because their prices have always been the most reasonable of all of the other Restores that we have been to (Muncie, New Castle and Downtown Indianapolis). They did have a few nice couches that were reasonably priced ($145 price range) and some nice dining room tables ($100 price range). I will update my review when I visit again in a month or two if the prices have gotten better. read more