Reviews of Habitat for Humanity ReStore- Columbia. (Thrift Store) in Baltimore (Maryland).
Habitat for Humanity ReStore- Columbia
8909 McGaw Ct, Columbia, MD 21045, United States
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This place has a very good rate, they treat their customers well and you’ll feel welcome, super recommended
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Open hours of Habitat for Humanity ReStore- Columbia
Sunday
Closed
Monday
Closed
Tuesday
10 am–6 pm
Wednesday
10 am–6 pm
Thursday
10 am–6 pm
Friday
10 am–6 pm
Saturday
10 am–6 pm
Reviews of Habitat for Humanity ReStore- Columbia
Great selection of bits for remodeling. Also some truly odd bits of awesomeness. It's a hard to find. Go around the first building and into what looks like a shipping and receiving area. The store is towards the back.
The best place to buy new or use household items you can't beat the prices.
Friendly volunteer driven source for most things home improvement on a budget. Wide variety of furniture, doors, windows, and appliances, and good basic stock of repair materials and tools like paint, plaster, brushes, rollers, etc.
One of the best non-profits in Maryland!!
Typical "Thrift Store" layout with a large selection of furniture, rugs, cabinets, chandeliers, blinds, doors, toilets, windows, paint, some small tools, kitchen appliances, etc. with no clothes or toys to clutter up the isles. Cleanly arranged into rows and organized by type/style of goods, easy to locate what your wanting to shop for and at the time I visited had a large selection of everything. Def one of the nicer Re-Stores I've stopped at and a great place for that one of a kind project idea.
The new location is spacious and well organized. There are always dining sets, sofas, lounge chairs, bookcases, china cabinets, etc. if you need to furnishings for cheap. I sell stuff online and get all my packing tape here--way cheaper than the office supply stores!
Stuff I've gotten: porcelain tile at 75% off retail, light bulbs, a Whirlpool Duet washer & dryer never used, tools, teak bookcase, dining chairs, a lot of nice housewares, some cool vintage art, and lots more. You DO have to stop in regularly if you're looking for something special as the good stuff gets snapped up quickly.
Very friendly and helpful staff, too. Parking is easy during the week.
Always a good deal to be found. Great prices. Just got a solid wood bookcase for $10. Most things are either a bit outdated or need love. Every once in a while they have new modern stuff. Great for supplies like tape, paint brushes, sockets, etc.
Plenty of space and social distancing! Helpful staff directed us to back onto a loading ramp and then assisted loading a dresser. Lots of great finds and we had to limit ourselves to getting what we came for.
If they happen to have what you're looking for, great deals to be had. I got a pile of painting supplies for next to nothing. Spacious area, don't feel cramped, like other discount places.
A nice place to find donated items reasonably priced to assist others in the community in obtaining suitable housing. This location has a large variety of furniture, glassware, building supplies, etc. I will go ask, and donate unused items to the cause.
Hard to find, tucked away. The parking lot sucks, as this is an industrial zone. It's basically a warehouse. Big place. Good if you need an affordable bathtub. Some things didn't seem so cheap for being used. If you want paint you can't sample, you can pay a lot for a can here, or play it safer with Home Depot/Lowe's nearby. A few interesting pieces, but not much variety of household goods. Was not greeted/approached by anyone, which makes it easier to leave with nothing. I left with nothing. The free book exchange outside the door was the highlight of my visit.
I love this place so much I bought the shirt! Goodwill for your home! Fixtures, furniture, appliances, lighting, doors, cabinets, paint...at thrift store prices. The stock turnover isn't as rapid as I might like, and probably not as rapid as they would like, but the place is still fairly new. I've seen the foot traffic pick up as people discover it. The staff are friendly and helpful.
If you have a home and limited cash, or you are just thrifty, you must visit this place. And if you have useful stuff that no longer fits in your life, take it to them. Don't forget that this is a very worthy charity. And who knows, that old table might be perfect in my house!
Great deals to be had here if you like to hunt for that treasure. It smells yuck though, especially in warmer weather. I'm not sure I'd buy anything upholstered there because it would suck up that smell but wood furniture is abundant. I like the cause so I stop in now and then.
It's a great place to get some things in used but usable condition for prices (usually) quite low. Items include furniture, appliances, tools, and various types of building supplies and materials. The downsides are that you never know what they'll have until you show up and that used appliances don't always work.
I bought one major appliance that didn't work at all, and another that worked for a few days then died. They don't really have a warranty on their stuff, but they will replace major appliances if they don't work at all and if you return them right away, so the first failure I got replaced.
Having said that, I have bought a number of items there, and most of what I've bought worked fine.
Good for odds and ends like paint brushes, light switch coverings, cleaner, etc, but the furniture is overpriced imo. For instance, table lamps for $20.
Nailed it today! The Columbia store had several pallets of Turkish- made tile like I've not seen before in any Restore. 54 boxes later, I'm ready to finish 2 bathrooms.
Three store reps helped me load, thank you so much!
The new location is better organised and I have found a few things for the house. However, I like how the Salvation Army prices their furniture, if after 30 days on the floor the price automatically drops 50%. If you're a landlord needing to fix a trashed bathroom or kitchen then this is the place to go.
Mason and Coyzie did our pick up and was beyond professional, courteous and fast. He was a pleasure to deal with.
If you are working on your home you would be utterly remiss in not going to this store. They have brand new stuff to build your home and quality used furniture to furnish your home. Doors, windows,tile and the tools to install them. You have to keep stopping past until you find what you are looking for for. I saved at least $140 on split face brick that I was needing for the front of my house. Definitely worth the drive.
I LOVE this place. If you want to find interesting used furniture for extremely low prices this is the place to go. Take a good look at what you buy cause some stuff is more used then other stuff but Ive gotten 2 LARGE pieces from here without fropping more than 80 bucks. Go here
Pretty big place. It smells like cats & old people (not a good thing.) Furniture is super overpriced but you can find a good deal among the large selections of Furniture once in a while. Staff are friendly and helpful. 4/5
A great resource that is becoming marred by rising prices. A number of used items are being sold for prices close to or occasionally exceeding that of new, currently available stuff. Like many of these businesses that accept donations and sell them with the proceeds going to good causes, the prices are now being set by checking eBay and other online resources rather than what the local market will bear. I no longer find the good value the establishment provided a couple years ago. A shame, really, but not unexpected in these days of maximum profit potential.
Wow, I found great furniture for three rooms for my house today.
The prices are better than going to a new furniture store for cheap material. You can't beat it.
Come check it out.
This is always a fun place to shop. Mostly hardware store type of items but also some eclectic things as well.
It's nice to know that that the profits go to fund Habitat for Humanity.
THIS PLACE IS AMAZINGGGGG.!!!!! You can remodel your house for under 200 dollars! They have a selection of paints and lighting. They even have toilets and when I need blinds I was able to find the exact size for only 6 dollars. They have furniture and doors and BOOKS. I've never donated before but I will gladly.
Decent selection of home goods. Found a decent file cabinet. If you don't find what you're looking for the first trip, give them a second or even third try, they may have what you're looking for later.
Each trip to Habitat for Humanity is a treasure hunt. Sometimes I have a specific item I'm looking for sometimes not. Either I found some nice for a good price. Going to try some of the other locations now.
It's hard to get excited about it. I remember when I was first getting into salvaged/reclaimed/upcycled DIY projects, and thought ReStore would be great. While the employees are always exceptionally nice, the real drawback here (as with many ReStores) is that the prices are often not so good. I'm not sure where they originate their prices for second-hand tools, tile, and a few other items. My theory is that it's from finding the same products on eBay and/or Craigslist, then using the highest *asking* prices they see from among those listings, regardless of the fact that asking prices are set to leave room to negotiate. As each item's tag will remind you, ReStore prices aren't negotiable. Power tools normally have least reasonable prices, as a recent $200 Ryobi table saw could indicate. I recently saw an industrial drill press priced at $1000 on their site, but it's been there quite a while, because no one with an interest in paying a thousand for a drill press will go into a store without an idea of the model, or at least the brand--neither of which appears on the site.
Also, for some reason they don't really bother with dimensional lumber, so while you'll find small lots of trim, tile, and new-in-box hardwood flooring, don't go looking for reclaimed heart pine or salvaged oak flooring. Reclaimed flooring and lumber reportedly uses 1/13th of the energy/resources that new materials do, but your good bets at this ReStore are the furniture, appliances, fixtures, a glut of builder-grade honey oak cabinetry, etc. The best deals of all seem to be the random housewares, if you happen to find some suited to your tastes.
You'll find a gem here and there, and as I said, the staff is friendly. It's also for charitable work that requires funding to operate, so it's understandable that they price things well above Craigslist levels. I just wish there were some kind of happy medium that benefitted the consumer side a little, because at this point, I don't find myself stopping there to look.
I love this location. We got our couches here and check back periodically for more. Lots of good quality couches and other things for great prices!
As always (2 me)... Habitat for Humanity Restores is a place to shop for not so new household items if your funds low! They have furniture, appliance, books, DVDs, CDs, etc, etc, etc...
Restore is now in it's new location which is literally in same building behind the original location. This space is much larger which is filled with plenty of items from tools, building supplies for residential and commercial, furniture for every room in your house.
Great place to pick up used toilets or sinks, furniture, electrical items, anything for renovating, most furniture appears we'll used, but may find that perfect piece to paint and make new again.
Not as much stuff as a big store but some good things
Great selection and great prices. If you need doors, windows, furniture, or lights go here first. Might take a few trips to find what you want, but you will save hundreds of dollars.
Sales clerk were very helpful. I was able to find what I was looking for that didn't cost an arm and a leg!
great selection of desks, console tables & bureaus ... clean ... helpful staff for loading
Surprisingly nice selection. Prices are great for solid construction, and cheaper than Ikea's particle board furniture.
One of the best Restores around! Always a great selection at great prices. You never know what you are going to find here, and it goes to a great cause.
Really wonderful things
This store is neat and clean, and the staff is friendly. There are good deals on used tools and such as well as furniture.
I think I like this place a bit too much. I keep finding great bargains especially when I only go to just browse. I end up purchasing something.
Good staff and inventory is constantly changing. Fun to explore and look for materials for projects and things. Easy to donate too.
Good 2nd hand furniture and old & new building supplies. 1/2 price of his box hardware stores for painting supplies.
Good service and a remarkable place to find great deals on furniture and appliances! Inventory goes quick so check it out often
Cool place to check out when you have some time. Fair prices on furniture, and love to support them
Good resource! Definitely piecemeal assortment of leftovers, but bargain prices on most of it. Fantastic for diy projects
Always great service. Please remember this is a charity, please don't be cheap and try to haggle, just pay the price. It's most definitely worth it.
These stores are amazing. You get great deals on used furniture and support a good cause at the same time
I love this place. You never know what your going to find. And the proceeds go to a great cause. DIYers should check it out.
While I didn't purchase anything there was a nice selection of a variety of items. There were some tubs, sinks, there were sofas, and more.
It's not like a regular store. They have mostly stuff that is donated and/or left over from a builders supply such as paint and laminate flooring.
Love love love this place!!! They have very nice things for purchase, and the customer service that you receive from ALL employees is phenomenal!!
Great experience. Friendly staff.
The employees were really nice
A second life for existing items, a new beginning for surplus items, great prices all around and a great staff to assist you, that is Restore aka Habitat for Humanity..
I like to visit this Restore a lot, can find everything I need, and the employees are so helpful
Can get decent used furniture but have to keep looking cause the stock keeps changing. Also keep an open mind.
So glad they are here in Columbia! Big selection of "stuff". From items for the home to display cases for businesses.
above average selection with prices above what might be expected when compared with similar stores in Frederick and Baltimore. Staff is hardly visible but kind.
Found some good stuff here. Really good prices and store is organized well
Very interesting place. I will be making regular trips to check for materials I can use.
Great place to find one of a kind and common, used (some new) household, building, and landscape items.
Good selection of furniture and miscellaneous household items. The staff was very friendly.
I love everything display stands for. The staff is friendly and they often have nice and useful items
Great staff place could use air conditioning!
Well organized with friendly people. Cannot leave without feeling you just got a great bargain.
I've found some great bargains & I love supporting Habitat for humanity with each purchase.
Excellant service and great prices. Selection varies as merchandise changes daily.
I would give higher but I was visiting with a friend. I want to go back for me eventually. The staff looks like they work hard too.
I love it,...all things for jobs around the house and cute things you didn't know you needed!
You can great find here, especially if you are moving and need things like paint, tiles, appliances, etc
Be early so that you don't miss out on great deals!
I found a nice book shelf and the staff were very nice at this location.
Awesome place. Friendly staff. Got a new couch here for a song!
Able to get a triple bay sink for 80 bucks. Amazing!
I did not find what I was searching for but managed to buy other useful items.
Lots of gently used furniture and construction materials for those looking to save or recycle/re-use
It was nice. This is the one in Columbia and the pricing is better than the Ordance rd
Nice, helpful folks and always fun to look around. You never know what you'll find
A lot of furniture for bedrooms but building didn't have air conditioning.
The new store is much bigger but the prices have really gone up on many things.
Good prices, big place, lots of furniture
Halfway decent furniture discount on light bulbs and paint accessories
Limited selection and many things are overpriced. Staff was somewhat helpful.
Amazed at the great prices and the employees will help load your vehicle.
Nice place friendly people, good items that are useful.
Love this place. You can find anything. We go often.
Awesome place if you have a small DIY project.
Love this place. It's clean and the staff is helpful and courteous.
Good to browse, always will find different stuff here
Great deal today on tub, refrigerator and dryer..Thanks
Great finds... friendly, helpful staff!
They made it very easy it get rid of some old furniture.
Best place to donate or pick something up!
Great merch and cool people assisting whenever needed.
Great people and love they always have something different
Great shop for furniture and misc hardware for projects
Great place to buy things for a great cause.
A good place to look for stuff. Old and used.
Great place for home furnishings on a budget
Very well organized store
Great place with even better prices.
Good price, nice stuff, money saver
Always friendly workers and willing to help.
Wasn't well managed or helpful when I went
Found some really great bargains today at Columbia and Arbutus.
Quality used items,good prices
I brought a Nice👌dresser today!! …
Good prices and lots of furniture
Friendly staff. Loads of nice stuff
Good prices, helping others too!
Nice way to save on simple repairs or replacements
Donated furniture for a customer .... In and out
Great way to support Habitat programs and services!
Better than the Hardware Stores
Always find nice stuff here
Lots of things but prices are high.
Great store for wonderful bargains
They did not accept many donations
Great finds and good value
Great stuff cheap!
Great selection and good assistance
Great company, really great cause!
Great prices for a good cause
Good home shopping for a good cause.
Nice and clean, very organized
Low prices and great stuff
Great outlet Resale Store
Great. Good bargains
Great service and a great cause!
Good stuff cheap.
Great people great prices
Great people low prices
Amazing set up
Good finds from time to time
Always find something!
Good deals
Prices should be lower!
Great deals
Great deals
A really nice place
Great prices
Large selection!
Best place around
It is a good place
Great prices
Nice
Great stuff
Prices to high
A lot to be found
interesting place
Might find a treasure
Got to get there
Customer service
(Translation) Wide variety of items at affordable prices. I went through a door and found a beautiful folder.
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Gran variedad de articulos a precios comodos. Fuy por una puerta y encontre una hermosa carpeta .
(Translation) Today they have 60% discount in the entire store
(Original)
Hoy tienen 60% de descuento en toda la tienda
(Translation) you can find many useful things at low cost
(Original)
puedes encontrar muchas cosas de utilidad a bajo costo