I'm really disappointed in the ReStore. I used to buy a bunch of stuff here, both for my house, and for resale as I sell at an antique/repurposed store. The prices have gotten ridiculous for stuff that's freely donated. They're selling almost at antique store and retail prices for stuff that needs work and has scratches, dings, and peeling veneer/laminate. For example, a little over a year ago I bought a maple dining table with a little damage on the top, and paid $30. Now it would sell for close to $100. They say they aren't willing to negotiate prices. When you try to talk to staff they're more interested in chatting and fooling around with each other than doing work and helping customers. The only reason I gave the store 2 stars is I can still get occasional deals on light fixtures, plus they do have sales if you can catch them at the right time. I send people here for things I know they can't find elsewhere, like light fixtures and globes, but I will not be frequenting the store nearly as much as I used to with the pricing and attitudes I've met with lately. read more

Habitat for Humanity is a joke. The company was supposed to be at my office at 10:00am am to pick up a full room of cabinets we did not use. They did not show up until 2:30pm because of other pick ups with no notice they would be late. Then we called back to set up another day and to explain we have a lot of cabinets that they could have but we would need to be the first stop so the truck would be empty. They agreed and said this time we would be the first stop and would be here by 10:00am. Well they did not get here until after 4:00pm this time. The people running the company have zero clue of what they are doing and completely embarrassing a company that could do good. Donate anywhere but here. read more

The Mrs. and I stop in here every so often to see if we can find any good left overs that would work on our projects. We also look for items that will spark an idea for a new project. This place has a ton of donated items. Doors, sinks, electrical items, switches, decor, wood pieces, flooring, cabinets. The list goes on. The folks here are reasonable and friendly. I have seen some things that are a great deal, but this last time I saw some paintings that were way over priced. It's like the thrift store of building supplies. You can donate as well. read more

Habitat For Humanity - Chattanooga, Tennessee

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