Habitat for Humanity Restore

This Restore has a lot of merchandise. A lot is overpriced but if you notice the price tags the prices go down as the products sit there. I have to wonder what they do when the items they over price don't sell at the high prices? Do they throw them out?

Extremely overpriced glorified thrift store under the HoH name. Not much reasonably rehab worthy items, much are not cosmetically salvagable. I doubt they'd put any of this stuff into one of their program homes. Seen better outside of Nashville and Tennessee as a whole.

This Habitat for Humanity Restore location is very pricey- in my opinion. Most of the other locations charge for items at much lower rates.nFor example, other locations charge $25- $35 for a USED toilet.nThis location charges $60.00!nThe crazy thing is that just a couple of feet away, they also had a truck load of new, in their original box, toilets.nThe boxes were damaged, but the toilets are unused. How much are they charging for those you ask? $60.00! The same price as the used ones!nGranted, that is less than the $100 you would pay for a standard toilet at Home Depot or Lowes, but not by much. Especially for the used toilet.nI wouldn't complain except for the fact that other locations traditionally charge far less so I got spoiled and my expectations we're not met at all.nAnother example, open box of framing screws... $30.00? That's The same price as new at Home Depot! Very disappointing.nThey get three stars.nThe store is clean and you still pay less than new prices, but not as low as other locations.

People working here are awesome especially the guys always very helpfulnCloses too early 10-7 Tue-Friday and 9-5 Sat would better house for customers to shopnSome prices are high especially tiling and other flooring

Very nice place thanks so much for everything