I love the ReStore! They have so many different things that make it a breeze to get what you need…read moreat a low price. I stopped by today looking for wood and other materials to build a shelf. While I was unsuccessful in my quest, I still had a great time looking at everything they had to offer. I almost bought something from the decor shelf but ended up not getting it. Friday is their 10% off day so you can save even more when shopping here, and you know your money is going to a good cause as opposed to the big box hardware stores in the area. The parking lot is a little small and can be cramped on weekends, but it's not too bad during the week. There's a bathroom in the store but I haven't been in it so I can't comment on it, but it didn't look like it was coded or locked or anything like that. This will always be my first stop for all things home improvement.

I like finding unique things. Or creative solutions verses expensive ones. Overall there are a lot…read moreof good prices and the people are 100% On customer service.

I enjoy supporting businesses with a positive impact on the community, and Habitat for Humanity…read morefunds go directly towards making affordable homes achievable for families in the area. Donations vary from lighting, furniture, and appliances to home decor, garden supplies and tools by the pound! I happened to stumble upon a set of weather proof floor mats for my daughter's Subaru and a cute bird feeder; both for less than ten dollars. Be sure to inspect your items as there are no refunds. It's also helpful to bring cash to avoid the credit card fee (that ate my Veterans discount). Maybe you'll be able to find just the thing you didn't know you needed!

Customer service over the phone was sub par. I asked the "manager" over the phone if he could check…read moreand tell me whether or not the store had any screen doors on the floor. He refused, didn't offer any solutions and obviously did NOT want to make any effort to help me OR answer my question or fulfill my simple request. Therefore I will not be spending my money or wasting my gas or time with this store. Word of mouth advertising both positive and negative goes far I this small town. I will be sharing this poor experience with others. In hopes they dont go through the same bad customer service this employee offered. Not useful, not helpful! Disappointing.

I have donated items at restore in Salem several times. They always carefully check them and make…read moresure they can use them. The staff are friendly and helpful. I appreciate the services they provide the community.

Getting way overpriced considering they don't pay for product and there run by volunteers. There as…read morebad a goodwill, the person I questioned at the donation center had a real attitude problem.

A DIYer's dream come true: ReStore makes the most of the donations they get here, most of which is…read morecast-offs from renovation projects, including building supplies, cabinets, doors, windows, furniture... you name it. There are even used tools in decent condition, and occasionally artwork, appliances, lawn hardware and more. I wouldn't compare it to Goodwill though : they are fairly picky about what they accept as far as donations, and there are no clothes. As someone who's both donated and bought here, I'm a fan. Prices are more than reasonable and you're saving this stuff from going in the dump.

I love browsing this store. Everything is reasonably priced and the staff are helpful. They have a…read morelot of different items, from home decor, to outdoor equipment, and a lot of home improvement tools! Super inclusive as well. They support the Black Lives Matter movement and I've seen pride flags near the register. The store is well stocked every time I visit and it is so fun to look around. I always leave with more than I expected

Yahoo the new warehouse is open! Wed to Sat 10-7. Heading there now. It is easy to drive by as…read morethe warehouse is back off street so look for Birkenstock sign.

They have a great selection! The people are wonderful. The variety of housing "parts" and supplies…read moreis consistent.

Corvallis is such a cool place with a diverse population, so I'm always curious to see what I might…read morebe able to find. Thrift stores in college towns are full of surprises and discarded treasures amidst semester shifts. This store has a section dedicated to both University of Oregon and Oregon State collegiate wear, convenient for new students and alumni. If you need storage, there are usually dorm and moving essentials on hand, such as totes, easy to assemble shelves and drawers. There is also a better selection of clothing, footwear, outerwear and accessories (purses, backpacks, hats, and jewelry) here thanks to the evolving student body. If you need a book for a class, their shelves are bursting in all genres. I found a beautiful Indigenous children's book, a handful of modern Little Golden Books; including Dolly Parton, Elvis, and The Golden Girls, and several vintage The Far Side books by Gary Larson. Everything I purchased was in like new condition. I'm sure the Portland Leather clutch ($8) will be a nice gift for a dear friend, that is, if I don't keep it for myself!

I like to come here to look for candles. I found one yesterday. My daughter found a skull glass jar…read moreto put her makeup brushes in. She also found a precious moments figurine, it was missing something from it but it was half off. My daughter found a scrub top for my Mom, which was really sweet. I agree with other yelpers, some of the prices are higher than the original price of items. But sometimes you can find a good deal and it's fun to look for the certain color tag that is half off.

I've seen people lining up for this store to open its gates, so I figured it must be really good…read more Maybe my expectations were set too high by this. I think this store is best suited to serious DIYers into furniture flipping, home improvement, or big art projects. They've got their own parking lot and a loading dock. The store is a huge warehouse. The "home goods" section is quite small and there are not any clothes or toys. There is a large selection of building supplies and tools (paint, lumber, tile, flooring, sinks, etc). There is a decent selection of furniture (couches, rugs, tables, dressers, etc), though nothing stood out as amazing quality or a killer deal.

Was greeted immediately upon entering store. I needed help with a table that I was purchasing. The…read morenice lady at the counter called for someone in the back and they were out with a cart within a few minutes. The store was very busy, but the gentleman still helped me by taking the table to my car. I will definitely return!

Great place! You never know what you're going to find! This is the first place I check when I…read moreneed anything for the house or yard.

The people here are very nice and there's always great deals to be found! I got a really nice chair…read morefor only 10 bucks. It's awesome, but I do think your starter plants are priced a little high.

This is one of my favorite stores at the moment. We have been doing quite a bit of home projects…read moreand found this gem. We find almost everything we need here! The cost of items is pretty good. They can be up to 50% off retail price or more. The staff.... We love them! Special shout out Minda, Michael, Dan and Marv. They are so so helpful and nice. We love seeing them when we come in. Highly recommend this location!

We made a credit card payment over the phone to Habitat Restore in Forest Grove for a large 30x60"…read moreWooden Counter-cabinet for $275.00. when I came to pick it up with a 5x8 trailer, The thing weighed 300lb, and the employees loading it refused to use a dolly or take out the shelves inside when I asked. Instead they just shoved it up the ramp of the uhaul trailer, breaking off a corner slider foot. The entire 30" base panel along the bottom would need replaced as the leg screws tore off a pretty big chunk of it. Some of the sheet metal along the base bent and peeled as well, now the whole thing wobbles badly. My girlfriend went in to the store today, and the Manager told her the broken off leg was worth $10, and that she "would've paid more for the cabinet somewhere else." He then just gave her some scraps of wood to fix it ourselves. I'm not impressed with this store, anymore. The workers need to stop being lazy and use proper equipment for loading. We did not intend to pay $275 for a damaged item. It wasn't worth more than $100 in my opinion, and the workers loading definitely didn't treat it like it was worth more than $5, since we already paid for it.

5 stars for a Home Improvement thrift store baby, oh yeah! I'm a fan of Habitat Restores in…read moregeneral- cause if you do home improvement or DIY like I do you'll find treasures! Gresham is the new kid on the block between the 4 Restores. Here's how I rate the 4 affiliated Habitat Restores (in order) Washington County/Beaverton #1, Portland #2, with following close behind Gresham #3 and Clark County trailing in #4. Here's what's to love about the Gresham location: spacious store, super organized, neat & tidy, lots to chose from in each department. Always great staff & volunteers! Just last week I saved $500 on building materials on my list to buy anyway. Score!

the people there are very nice and they have almost everything and the prices are the best part…read morethere not just another second hand store there a community of people that helps the world thank u for all your hard work and standing above the rest