Austin Habitat for Humanity ReStore is a home improvement store serving Austin, Texas and the surrounding area.
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Recent Reviews
a9am 3 years ago
Austin Habitat for Humanity ReStore
Anne-Lise Breuning 7 months ago
This place is fantastic! I was really impressed by the size and the selection — the photos truly speak for themselves. While some prices felt a bit on the higher side, I can also see that it takes resources to keep a store this clean, organized, and welcoming.
One suggestion I have is to consider ways to increase the reuse or recycling of items that may not be sellable but are still too useful to
Matthew Martina 3 months ago
Staff is always friendly! Store sells lots of items and materials for home renovations and also tools and furniture. Some items are used and some are new. Prices vary. Can find used things here that are hard to find elsewhere. Selection is always changing based on what’s been donated. We like to donate here because of their mission.
Jackelyn Oliveira 3 months ago
Have donated things here before and have shopped here as well. When I came with my partner to donate pillows no one said a thing. Today I went to donate the pillow set for a patio couch - no one available to help but the moment I’m closing my trunk, I’m asked to pick it back from the donation box because mattresses are not allowed - it was not a mattress but a cushion set for a patio sofa, to whic
Betsy Gonzalez 9 months ago
This place is like a treasure hunt! Remodeling on a shoestring budget? ✔ Small update project? ✔ Miscellany, like door numbers, thresholds, replacement socket covers, switch plates, bulbs, etc. Doors, windows, even the kitchen sink! The key is, if you see something you like, buy it! The inventory changes daily since it is donated items & materials. Go and browse, then return periodically for awes
Cliff Currie 7 years ago
Summary: very nice employees, some super deals, other not so great deals, constantly changing and interesting inventory.
The Details:
This place is fun! If you are a DIYr or crafty in anyway, this place is a blank slate for materials to get your creative juices flowing.
There are deals to be had but not everything is a treasure. There is also a lot of stuff that is near retail prices. Look for
Anthony Tiger
5th time I have passed on a purchase at this location. Customer service is not their strong suit. Spoke with 2 people at the check out area, waited for about 20 minutes. Though so had help secured, went to the area I ask for assistance in and the person disappeared to help another customer. Waited fit another 15 minutes for that person to come back and no help. I try to support Habitat, but after
Alicia Maske 3 years ago
-Their NONPROFIT goal of building homes for the needy is amazing!
-Lots of great building materials here, clothing too. I'm always pleasantly surprised.
-Also carry *new* building materials / tools / gardening supplies at low prices.
-Paint drop off program for unused paint (preferably half full or more) is wonderful for the environment 🌎♻️
-Staff, many of whom volunteer their time, are very knowl
Vivian DePietro 7 months ago
Went to drop off some donations. It was 2 minutes before they opened and the guy told me I had to wait with the rudest attitude. So I left the bin next to the donation area and walked back to my car to turn on the AC for my dog who was in the car since I wasn’t just dropping and leaving. As I walked to the car the guy kicked my bin of items across the parking lot and threw it all in the trash. He
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Austin Habitat for Humanity ReStore, 500 W Ben White Blvd, Austin, TX 78704 · Open in Google Maps →
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