Habitat for Humanity of the St. Vrain Valley ReStore - Longmont, Colorado

L'Habitat for Humanity of the St. Vrain Valley ReStore est un magasin de bricolage, de meubles et d'aménagement intérieur qui se situe à l'adresse suivante : 1351 Sherman Dr, Longmont, CO 80501. Vous pouvez les contacter par téléphone au numéro 37763334 ou visiter leur site web à l'adresse stvrainhabitat.org.

Ce magasin est spécialisé dans la vente de produits d'occasion de qualité à des prix abordables. Vous y trouverez une grande variété d'articles, allant des meubles aux outils de bricolage, en passant par les articles de décoration intérieure. Le magasin est géré par l'organisme à but non lucratif Habitat for Humanity of the St. Vrain Valley, qui a pour mission de fournir des logements décents et abordables aux familles dans le besoin.

L'Habitat for Humanity of the St. Vrain Valley ReStore propose plusieurs services pratiques à ses clients, tels que le retrait en magasin, les achats en magasin, les services sur place, la livraison, la livraison le jour même, une entrée accessible en fauteuil roulant, un parking accessible en fauteuil roulant, la possibilité de faire des courses rapides, l'acceptation des cartes de crédit, des cartes de paiement et des paiements mobiles NFC.

Le magasin a reçu un total de 483 avis sur Google My Business, avec une note moyenne de 4.2/5. Les avis des clients mettent en avant la qualité des produits vendus, les prix abordables, la gentillesse du personnel et l'engagement de l'organisme à but non lucratif dans la fourniture de logements décents aux familles dans le besoin.

Avis de Habitat for Humanity of the St. Vrain Valley ReStore

cricket ernst

5/5

Nice selection of furniture, some antique. Very well organized tools, lighting, hardware, household all are easy to view. Prices ok, they have sale days and senior discounts. "Well Done"

Alex

1/5

Don't be fooled, these guys are not a charity in practice, they are not looking to help those in financial need. They are focused on getting the maximum amount possible for any quality item. Goodwill, Arc, Salvation Army etc resell for 10-20% of the current cost for a new or similar item. Restore prices all quality, name brand or newish items for 50% of the original price, that's the model pawn shops and consignment store use. $799 for a dining room table (chairs sold separately), $499 for a whirlpool washing machine, $599 for a couch..... You can even see the greed in just how they price, ending in 99 or .99 is a tactic used to trick customers into not thinking the product is as expensive. If they really cared about helping our community then they should be happy when they receive a generous DONATION, free to them, of a quality item. They could then pass that generosity on to their community, rather than see the opportunity to charge as much as possible, knowing full well that if our community had quality appliances and furnishings their standard of living would be better.

M P

1/5

After reading the reviews, I went ahead and visited this location looking for flooring products for a project I'm working on.
I've been involved with HFH throughout the Denver Metro area, and honestly do not understand the hostility permeating from the workers here. There was literally 1 person in the store ( patty) who is still burning bright with the torch of the intended vision of the betterment of community for ALL .
Good Job Patty, and all who can still actually feel and show kindness towards others. You are still carrying the intended vision of the establishment of Habitat Of Humanity. Thank You.

Mr. GBC

5/5

Just went to browse. Every once in a while, I find something I can use. Plus, I donate items from time to time.

KC

2/5

Nice store, prices were EXTREMELY HIGH for used furniture with stains, dressers with scratches, lamps etc..
Definitely NOT a store I take time to go back too.
Prices were just too high for a donation store.
I will buy new

Annabelle Rodrigo

3/5

This place sells used, stained couches for $850-$1000, no bueno.

Kendra Femyer

2/5

Not consistent. Was told one price by an employee for a few items I had found out on the patio, then told another, higher price by one of the other employees at checkout. A bit irritated that they didn’t stick to their word. Maybe they should put prices on all their items, to prevent this type confusion on their end for the future. Not sure I am willing to return to this store, especially when there are plenty of other thrift stores available in town who actually stick to their word on pricing.

Mindy Parker

5/5

Restore has a great selection of thrift items, furniture new and old, and diy building materials. I bought a computer monitor for $5 4 years ago that still works great! You never know what you will find.