They are listed as open online , even with hours . Drive there from a distance away .... Out of…read morebusiness !

Enjoyed this store very much, stumbled upon it after I was at the army navy store... they had a…read morenice cat named Larry and I was drawn to the huk gear for men!! They have a good selection of men stuff and women. Tell her Eric sent ya lol, I'll be back!!

She was Great brought some items in she new soon as i showed new what i had. Very friendly. GREAT…read morePERSON.

Paul has renovated several pieces for me, and I am about to bring another piece to him. His work…read moreis excellent and he completes the job in the time allotted. We have been extremely pleased with Paul

We went there today for help with a locked antique bookcase. They were extremely helpful and even…read moregave us a box of keys to try to open it, when we were unsuccessful - we brought the bookcase there to leave for repair but they worked right then to get it open and finally did!! In addition they had very nice furniture finished and unfinished and were informative about all the pieces and their background and history. I'll definitely be back (and let me add they did not charge me for the repair they worked on almost an hour). Thank you !!

So well worth the visit!…read more Most people know about the amazing things Habitat For Humanity does for people in communities all over the US. You've seen the photos of President and Mrs. Carter as they climb ladders and wield nail guns, helping to build a house for someone who is working at their side, putting in sweat equity as they work towards home ownership. It's a beautiful thing to see and a charity that all of us can feel confident in supporting. As much as I would love to say I can swing a hammer or lift a beam, the honest truth is that I would struggle with the physical demands of construction work. That's ok, because it turns out that charities also need capital, which is where the Re-Store locations come in. Thanks to the dedicated staff and a generous community this store is stocked with cleaned and assembled used furniture treasures, just waiting to be found. The store begins just beyond the meeting areas at the front of the building. You'll find a smattering of books and kitchen goods along with dishes, some tee shirts, and whatever other small things are donated. Then you'll turn to the left and see a collection of dining sets, sofas, and everything else anyone might need to fill a home. Keep going back and you might find appliances or lighting fixtures. It changes every day, so it's best to go often. They don't deliver, but will be happy to help you load your purchases in your car. They will pick things up from your home if your donation is worth their attention, but they are happiest if you can drop things off instead. Please only donate things that others might actually want to buy, as it simply creates more work and cost for them if they have to dispose of things that can't be sold. I'm writing this review while sitting at a table from Re-Store. It's a solid wood table which will live beyond my current home decor decisions. I'll bring it back to Re-Store when I'm ready for a change!

Super friendly and great selection of furniture. The prices can't be beat! We stop in every couple…read moreof weeks just to see what's new.

awesome work...t shirt design, on point...love it...will be back with another commission some time…read morein the future...thank you...

The shirts are beautiful! They suggested increasing the size of the logo and it was definitely the…read moreway to go. I know everyone at our church will be thrilled with them! I will be sure to send any business to New Image. So easy to work with and the order was done fast but high quality!