This restore has changed. There is very minimal items. It used to be a full store. Maybe their donations are low right now. I got lucky of finding the diffusers for $1. They were stocking them and I brought 5 to give to my family. Also got lucky that they had one cute flat pink shoes in my size, cashier lowered the price for me. I never thought they would sell shoes and clothes I thought it was only house items. Nice service. read more

Houston Habitat For Humanity - Donation Center Near Me - Houston, Texas

I purchased a whirlpool washer from this place and I am highly satisfied. The service was professional and courteous. I do recommend you give them a chance to earn your business. read more

We got the sushi boat for three people was great. Service was very good. Really enjoyed it there. read more

Visiting a Habitat For Humanity is like a local treasure hunt with multiple hidden treasures. Building Contractors, DIYers, or your average home owner donates good building material to be resold at a discounted cost to provide funds to build homes for persons in need. Depending on the location and size of the Habitat for Humanity building/warehouse will dictate your good finds. At this particular location they had Low E window panes, brand new cabinetry, end tables, flooring, metric sockets and more. As always giving from the heart for a good cause feels good so if you do not need that extra furniture go ahead and donate. In addition, you can possible get a tax deductible write off. read more

Houston Habitat For Humanity - Rug assortment. - Donation Center Near Me - Houston, Texas

When looking at an item, two employees took the price tag off and then doubled the price randomly.

Don't bother!! They had a crappy looking side table for $50- go to target and get a nice one for about the same. Used yucky sofas for $200. Somewhere I read a read a sign that all prices are final no haggling- that they did there research and set the price???? Maybe they price high so the stuff doesn't move and takes up space???? I know you can get better used furniture on FB marketplace They did have some floor tiles but they sure didn't look cheaper then Home Depot. Oh and the appliances- there was a contractor who told me he used to buy $80-100 dishwashers all the time for his rental homes- now they want $350+ he said he would rather get new for $450 open box from Home Depot. I have been to some awesome restores in Aurora Illinois. They have rows of used and new cabinet knows/ screws/ small hardware items for super cheap. Here I saw mom of that. In Aurora they had easily 100 lighting fixtures and chandeliers hanging for display to purchase- here they have none of that. This really looked like a waste of space and time. I don't think they sell enough to pay rent on the building!! I bought a $2 colored towel that I could have gotten at harwin for the same price or even cheaper. Will not be back. - oh and am a person that would rather go to a hardware store then out to dinner!! Weird huh. read more

This particular Re-Store is the one you go to for mainly: flooring, mosaic tiles, and doors. There is some furniture but most is pretty expensive for used furniture that you'd have to do some deep cleaning or woodworking. Don't get me wrong, they do have nice furniture like the newer couches that are crazy beautiful. There are just soooooo many doors pre-hung and just the door with or without the hole for doorknobs. There is also soooooo many different and upper scale drawer pulls and handles. Let's not forget they have days with deals that go from 20% to 60% off. Sometimes if you are lucky you can bargain a deal if you buy a large amount of items. read more

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I had a car load of new and used items to donate, including new and used tools and construction materials. I pulled into the parking lot and the first impression is that this place is going downhill. There's trash and debris in the lot everywhere. I was somewhat leary of getting a nail or screw in my tire, that's how littered the lot is. Pulled up to the sign that said donations, but nobody came out, so I went inside. It's hard to know who is actually working there as everyone is in street clothes. So waited for kid at the register. He told me to bring my donations in using one of their carts, which I did. He did ask if I needed help, I said no, because I figured I'd be waiting around even more and I had places to be. Brought the cartload of stuff in and had to wait around to get my donation acknowledged. Same kid gave me a piece of scrap paper to write down all my info on so he could put into the computer later. I did get an email later that day, but it only listed a small bit of the stuff I donated. i took pictures with my phone so that didn't matter. Anyhow, gist is, I will never donate anything to ReStore again. I don't feel like dealing with their disorganized and disheveled operation. Goodwill next time. read more

Got a pair of French doors for my bedroom for 5 bucks just needed a lil paint job and looks brand new

They canceled my work order because I didn't have enough hardwood flooring to donate. I thought I could donate perfectly usable (new in box) hardwood flooring, about 50 sqft. Who on earth rejects donations? This place. Don't bother with them. read more

Houston Habitat For Humanity - Left over new wood flooring. 50 sqft. - Donation Center Near Me - Houston, Texas

HHFH sells donated or surplus items at a hugely discounted price to raise money for their cause. The day I went, they had tons of paint, flooring, cabinets, backsplash materials, lighting, sinks, toilets, rugs, safety glasses, and random decorative pieces (just to name a few). If you're remodeling or have rentals, this place is a great resource. Plus you're helping a charity, so that's a win-win in my book. read more

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Came here just to see what the big deal was about this place. I was expecting a more affordable Home Depot from all the stories I've heard. I was looking for specific items and did not succeed. However, I did like the fact that they have affordable tools for the first time tool buyer's and slowly build my DIY Handy tool box. HHH might not always have what you need but they do have supplies for other projects like tools, scrap and even decorations. I can see this place being the perfect place when I am feeling creative! read more

I love supporting charities, and especially those that work to make our local community brighter and better! Habitat for Humanity has been around for years, building homes and helping with construction projects in underprivileged communities. The ReStore, is one way that their leftovers don't go to waste. The products sold in this store range from appliances, furniture, hardware, flooring and other home finishes. I recently stopped in to look for pieces that could be used to create my own kitchen island and was really surprised at the amount of products they had available, and the prices! Interior doors for around 5 bucks, kitchen table sets for around $100 and even some sinks for about $50. The prices are right, and some of the products looked a little dingy but if properly cleaned up, it could be a great addition to any home. They also sell left over paint from projects, so if you're in need of a lot flat white wall paint - this is your one stop shop. Also, their hardwood flooring here is very reasonably priced. It almost had me considering a whole home makeover...but unfortunately that wasn't in the budget this week! read more

Pretty surprise about this store. You could buy lots of stuffs for DIY here.. good pricing but sometime they might not have enough materials for your project... they have lots of ceramic tiles, wooden floor materials, etc... good Recycle paint, less $10/gal... read more

Houston Habitat For Humanity - Good deal, drawing end of Feb. - Donation Center Near Me - Houston, Texas

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Love this place! They always have a great selection of new and used items. Prices are amazing, especially when they have sales! I bought a brand new bathroom vanity light for $5 when they were having a pallet sale! Also, all of their proceeds go back to help fund Habitat for Humanity so it's a win win for everyone. read more

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This is my all time favorite to go when I need to do any renovations for my house. Not everything is at good price and quality, but if you give yourself some time, you will find there a lot of treasures. For example, a set of rollers, paint tray, and brushes is just 1/3 of regular price and so on. read more

I really enjoy donating whenever I can. This was my first time donating to HHFH but it seemed like a good idea because we had just finished a remodel and had a bunch of building supplies. I work during the day so I left the gate code for our property and instructions. Anyway- I ended up having a medical procedure that day and was therefore home unexpectedly. Instead of following the directions the guys rang my doorbell and wanted me to let them in, fine. Then they wouldn't take doors or tile or other stuff they are supposed to take. They only wanted light fixtures, the furnace and the vent hood. This was pretty annoying since we had spent about an hour moving stuff to the driveway. However the real icing on the cake was that these two big guys wanted me, an older woman to move the boxes of tile around the furnace so that they could get it out easily. I asked if they were joking and explained that I was home after day surgery. They said they could just not pick it up then. So I started to move the stuff myself. They finally relented and "helped". There are a lot of great charities in Houston. I would not recommend donating your stuff to HHFH. Really bad attitude. read more

Apparently this location is now closed. Don't waste your time trying to call them. I wasted two hours getting to their location and returning. read more

I went to the ReStore in search of cheap materials to do some upkeep for the apartment. ReStore is a kind of like the thrift stores of the home improvement chains. They have pretty good deals on certain readily available items such as paint, light bulbs, ceiling fans, tile, etc... Other items include carpet, windows, doors, counter tops, and such. All the items are new, usually donated by contractors or excess inventory from places like Home Depot and Lowe's. One thing to note, is the staff are all court ordered volunteers - don't expect them to be much help or know what they're doing. Oh they're closed on Sundays and all sales are final. read more

This place is a true hidden treasure! I have been fixing up my house with the stuff i find here and I always get complimented when i have guests over. Brand new items that cost hundreds at a big name store, i get here for a FRACTION of the cost! Not to mention the staff is really helpful and knowledgeable about most of the merchandise. Amazing place and awesome staff! read more

Went to the Restore looking for bathroom vanity cabinets. I was surprised to find out that I was able to order cabinets through Restore for half the price of the big box stores. I'm ecstatic!!!! read more

I have heard good things about the Habitat for Humanity Restore and I liked that my materials could have another life besides a landfill, but they make it really hard to donate your materials (ceiling fans, window blinds for an entire home, light fixtures, cabinet hardware, etc). I made an appointment for pick-up in November 2019. The 1st appointment available was in January 2020. Someone from the Restore called and left me a message saying they were cancelling my scheduled pick-up 36 hours before my time because I didn't have enough of the bigger items like cabinets and appliances. I do not have another way to get the items to the Restore site because I drive a small car. I'm a little frustrated that I have been saving these items for months only to have them cancel right before my scheduled pick-up. In the notes, I listed what I had to donate. I don't know why it took them months to review my pick-up request or why there isn't something on the website that says a pick-up will only be accepted if you have x items. For an organization that has been around for years, I'm not sure why these issues haven't been ironed out before. read more

I cannot believe I found this place. If anything could go wrong in my house it has. I found a dishwasher that someone had donated that had never been used. It is working fine right now, washing all those dishes! The volunteer's there were so helpful. One of them walked up to me and asked me if there is anything he could do to help me, I didn't have to go hunt anyone down. This gentleman lifted this Item for me, took it to the register and helped load it into a friends truck for me. And, get this, the price was low to begin with, but they had those items marked an extra 25% off. I got a brand new dishwasher for $60.00! Now that I am getting back on my feet again, Thank you Jesus, I have hope that I might be able to restore my home back to what it was or even better, before I became so ill. read more

Awesome place to find home remodelling, fixer-up project stuff - tons of new inventory daily - incredible stuff coming in from deconstruction of high-end homes - prices are always GREAT - reviewer Monica is incorrect, only approved, court ordered volunteers may work at the ReStore, in addition, there are Habitat homeowners who volunteer, retirees, veterans and plenty of incredibly knowledgable trained ReStore staff to assist you. Lots of businesses, builders, etc donate overstocked, liquidated, and scratch & dent NEW items - GREAT DEALS read more

The deals are great. I found the perfect table, a one of a kind. I also found paint, cabinets, tile and lamps for the house. VERY affordable. Great staff. Love the $1.00 light bulbs. read more

Today was the worst shopping experience in my life at a this non-profit organization. I wonder who is profiting here. The workers? My husband and I attempted to purchase tile and as we are walking down the aisle the worker starts removing the tile off of our cart! Stating that we will NOT! get it for the price THEY put on the tile. I had to actually tell the guy to take his hands off of the items on my cart! Then he proceeded to say that if we attempted to take them out of the store that he would call the cops! so I ask him to show me more tile bc I needed more. He could not and there were similar tiles bundled for even less of the price that was on the bundles we picked. So while at the register he takes I (ONE) tile (NOT THE SAME TILE BUT A DIFFERENT TILE MIND YOU) up to the register with a price twice the price of the tile we picked out and said that is the price we would have to pay if we wanted it. Mind you I am now P/O'd to the max! and tell him to call the cops bc I'm thinking now I need witnesses! He also gets a woman out of the back who is actually going along with this sharade! Yes, and I actually thought. Is it because I don't look like you. What else was it! He could not even prove the pricing logic! Call the Attorney General first thing in the a.m. read more