Made my day! Came in to builders lighting with my husband,…read more We are building and needed fans for outside and fans with lights for inside and have been looking for weeks. Cathy was knowledgeable and helpful without being intrusive. She knew the inventory in the store as well as everything available to order. Steered us toward an affordable and high-quality brand. She made the difference between walking away and being completely successful. Helped us order everything we needed, and it turns out everything was on sale! she was very invested in us finding just what we wanted in the right price point. I would recommend to anyone building or remodeling or just needing a new light or fan.

The day before thanksgiving, I broke a glass light in my guest bathroom. Company was arriving in a…read morefew hours. I drove there and they took the light off the wall for me saving the day! I really appreciate this business. True, excellent service!

We walked in as DIY customers but this showroom is geared for designers. Overwhelming amount of…read morebath and lighting items as well as high-end kitchens. Kitchen cooktops were what we went for but unfortunately the type we needed (electric with integrated downdraft) wasn't on display. Helpful employees can answer many questions but bring your contractor/designer for more detailed help.

Most unwelcoming store I have been in! Other than the receptionist saying Hello. Other…read moreassociates were doing nothing and would not acknowledge me. From reading the other reviews sounds like things haven't change.

Despite covid and no appointment Sheree let us in to see if they carried lighting suitable for our…read morenew home. Amazing designer lighting choices and great discount prices.

I have fallen in love with this store but I have to limit my visits because I always see something…read morenot in my budget that whispers to me "Take me home." Today I was shopping for a unique birthday gift for a friend. I finally settled on a colorful martini glass made in the Republic of Czechoslovakia, but the three red leather art-deco counter stools almost made it into my car. Service was so nice and the display designs imaginative. It was so much fun to browse and find hidden gems.

We came, we saw, we did not buy at this new locally owned resale store. There are a couple of…read morereasons why.. Firstly, the store was sparsely stocked. But mostly because the woman manning the store (yes, I did intend that to be a pun) didn't bother to ask if we were looking for anything or if she could help us. This in spite of the fact that there were only two other shoppers in the place, so not as if there was a crush. Given this is newly opened within the last several months, maybe they are still learning the customer care ropes. But they have a lot of competition in the area as resale stores go so one thinks they'd be interested in top notch help for both buyers and possible consigners. We were in for both reasons, actually. I'm shopping for accessories for particular home location. And I have a hand knotted, vegetable dyed, Pakistan originated, wool area rug that I'm hoping to consign. They did have some rolled rugs standing in the store, so it may be they would take mine. But since the person working there ignored us, only a cursory hello in response to my "hi" to her, I think I'll continue looking for both consignment and buying. Ending on a high note, the place is spotless and some of the accessory items look as if new. THIS N THAT: 1) PARKING: Private lot. 2) ACCESSIBILITY: Once you get in the door, the store is all on one floor with mostly ample clearances between items. But the parking lot here is another of many Boise area examples of parking that does not meet Federal ADA rules or Idaho Accessibility Building Code minimums. Neither for scope nor for design. However, that failure is the the strip mall owner's and not the store's. 3) NEIGHBOR: At the other end of the strip mall you'll find Model Home Furnishings which is recently under new ownership. You'll get a great welcome and helpful assistance from the women working there.

We've been coming to the Village since it opened one Winter many many years ago. At that time,…read morethere were not a lot of shop but look today. Holy Moly! Whether to relax, dine, or shop, there's something for everyone at the Village

I love the village. It's a beautiful place as always always well kept and clean lots of good…read moreshopping and good food as well. It is a vibe.

I've been a frequent customer here for years cause I live nearby and I've also donated items nearly…read moreevery time I go as well. Over the past few years, I've noticed that they've upped their pricing pretty outrageously which has bothered me for a long time, having to pass on things I could use because it's too expensive... Regardless, I've continued to check in from time to time to see what's new on the off chance something is reasonably priced. Today, that stops for good. Multiple things I usually go for are even higher now -- VHS movies has had a 33% increase apparently since my last visit, which is ridiculous. I came across a pair of beat up black sweats a few weeks ago, with no waistband label mind you, for $34.99! I asked someone who worked there who agreed that it seemed like a mistake, so she went to ask a manager. When she came back, she informed me that they were priced that way "because they're lululemon". Now I don't know diddly-squat about whatever that brand is, but I don't care! They were really worn... grunge level wear and that's why they appealed to me (I needed comfy sweats for home) who cares about brand when a) there's not even a label on them to know for sure and b) as Ignacio says -- "sometimes you wear stretchy pants, IN YOUR ROOM" like, COME ON!! I'm not trying to impress my dogs with bougie PJs! Another day ---Really beat up & filthy converse were $18.99. Vans in similar condition were $24.99 with missing shoe laces, another pair I recall from a couple months back were $45.99 in the men's section. What is that, like 75% of what new ones cost?! Then today, I came across these two pairs of Docs at $60 & $65?! Hell no, I find better deals on FB Marketplace for used Docs. I'm not expecting garage sale prices here but this is straight up robbery in our sh*t economy. This Fairview store's Manager needs to chill and FYI, this company's CEO had a 10.8 million dollar salary last year, from what I've read. What a piece of --for a for-profit company to charge these prices for DONATED ITEMS, $$ only going charity if required to. Shameful!! Take note, Savers pricers --- this is a Thrift store. Act like it. Everyone sees what you're doing (as noted in my photo) We also know there are plenty of other Idaho-based thrift stores where we DON'T get ripped off and our $ actually makes a difference in our community. Better tax write offs NOT to donate to you too. I'll never set foot in your store again.

Sadly, Savers is seems extremely unaffordable considering they receive items for free. The most…read morerecent time I was in here I was shocked that deeply used and worn t-shirts were $6/$7+ dollars. Deeply used jackets and blazers $20/$25+. And while yes, this is lower than buying new, you can find a new, unworn t-shirt for $8/$9. New coats or blazers $30 at most sales, new. I stopped coming to Savers because the prices rising for free, used items was upsetting. Well if I was upset the last time, imagine this most recent visit, I couldn't stop telling my mom how much the prices were since the last time I was in, it consumed me :). I am not a grumpy person and often look to the positives but the pricing here has gotten way too out of hand! Suggestion Savers: sell all your donated items for next to nothing and move more items faster! Isn't it more valuable to sell 3, $3.00 items than 1, $7.00 item? Asking for a friend. And good lucky finding a sale tag. It is like finding a unicorn on a rainbow. It probably won't happen. But never say never :) I will say, the people working at the checkout (including self checkout!) and people collecting donations are always fantastic and interactive. They turn my price tag shock frown upside down. I am hopeful you may find a deal here if you spend enough time!

Don't waste your time here. I first went here to buy a couple of rotor sprinklers and after…read moreexplaining what I needed they sold me the wrong ones. When I came back to return them I waited 20 minutes at the counter while two people were behind the counter trying to figure out their computer system. More wasted time.I actually got better service at Lowe's.

Silver Creek is awesome. They not only have all the…read moresprinkler equipment in all the sizes one might want, they are incredibly helpful. I needed a brief tutorial, and Tyler spent as much time as needed to be sure I saw how all the sprinkler pieces went together. Later I called for an additional piece and they answered my question. THEN the guy asked me a question about how I was using it to be sure I got the right size. What service, going beyond the surface to be sure a customer gets what they need. I highly recommend Silver Creek for your sprinkler needs. And, located on Executive with so many other construction and contracting support companies, they are conveniently located.

In store visit saw many quality products that would look good in my home to include some very nice…read morecloths. The use of their on-line tools made it very easy to order. I really like the solar lighting for out side. No electrical wires to have to deal with. From yard lights to patio lights. I am very happy with my purchases.