Three and a half stars, if only I could…read more The Habitat for Humanity is a store that is easy to find something to purchase, and hard to walk out with nothing in your hands!! It's a bit like a thrift store with a little of everything, and a bit like a hardware store, with a selection of oilers, sinks, vanities, and kitchen cabinetry. I've signed up for their Facebook group page, and they post pictures when new items come in. This is a good way to lure people in! They have a lot of useful items at very good prices, and since it's resale, based on donations, they don't change tax. The staff and volunteers are knowledgeable and helpful. When they don't know the answers to your questions, they ask for assistance and get your answer! It's a large store, located on hwy 29 heading north out of town. Give yourself enough time to poke around through their stock. We've had success a couple of times finding tiles for home renovations but you have to have patience to go through the stock.

We have found the staff in the store to be very helpful and even though there is such a high…read moreturnover of items, we find that the store is kept clean and organized. We have used them on several occasion to pick up furniture from our home and we found the staff to be very courteous and respectful. We would recommend them at anytime.

Meghan was very helpful! She had all kinds of good advice on colour choices, told us about the BOGO…read moresale, and found comparable colours on the computer. This was our second stop after the hardware store, and we wanted to compare other paint stores, so she advised us that her sale goes another week, and that this company can mix Benjamin Moore colours as well (the competition!!) So we took a jaunt over to the competition. More expensive, less customer service, but they had the colour we wanted! So, took the colour swatch to mull it over, over brunch to decide. And we chose to go back here! Now to apply the paint and see if it lives up to expectations.