Habitat for Humanity ReStore

First time here and boy, was I pleasantly surprised! From hardware to tools, to furniture to home lighting, to appliances to tiles and more. They receive new items everyday and seem to slash prices to move their inventory. Very friendly staff. I would suggest parking on the side street, as the parking lot is a bit tight. A definite must see.

I just had a large furniture item picked up by this company. Everyone, from the first person who answered my call to the guy (walter) who picked up the furniture was very friendly. Complete opposite of the company I went with last year. I will definitely be using this place again. :-)

Since my original post, we’ve visited this place at least 5 times (i forgot to check in). We had some really great finds including leather office rolling chairs for only $ 10 ea. !! These would have been easily over $ 100 new. They were in pretty good condition for $ 10, too. I got a window panel for $ 2.50 when they had a sale. Also got this really cool vintage looking drawer for $ 45, coffee table for $ 5, and practically a brand new window panel for $ 20. They also have really good deals on samsonite luggage the times i went.

Great place to buy inexpensive items for home/​rental property. The added plus is that the $ goes to charity. Went today — staff were very helpful and courteous.

I love this place. Just walking through and browsing gives you losts of creative ideas for all kinds of projects. Prices are good and you just never know what you will find — its like an adventure.
The staff are helpful and friendly too.

Have been here in the past with mostly good results but last visit bought a stove for the kitchen. Salesman told me everything was included and it had been tested. Well they lied to my face!!! Stove was missing parts and could not be used. Very unprofessional.

This was my first time visiting the store. A little dirty but quite organized by sections and the staff is very friendly. They were very helpful and pleasant that you felt comfortable to approach them if you had any questions. The prices were reasonable and would help anyone looking to remodel their home or start a little project, make their dollar stretch a little further. I will definitely be returning.

A must visit if you are restoring your vintage (or not vintage) home!!!
Customer service is stellar!
What I saw during my recent visit:
Lots and lots of wood vintage doors (they don’t make doors like they use to…)
Tile
Granite/​Marble/​Quartz remnants (great place to buy if you need to make a small vanity sink top/​kitchen island top/​etc)
toilets
lighting
old door hardware
sinks
all sorts of appliances
and so much more! Call them beforehand if you have something specific you are looking for. They are super sweet and nice and will help you over the phone.
And the prices are AMAZING!!!
Small parking lot in front or park on the street.

Definately a place to go and check out. Bargains of all types can be found here. Worth checking out from time to time, as they sometimes get some very unique things in.

Love this place! It’s right by my work so during lunch break I like to pop in and check what they have. If I happen to find things — I come in after work to purchase and pick them up! It’s kind of a «hit or miss» but nonetheless, when you do find something, you won’t be disappointed in the price!

I was stoked to find Habitat for Humanity Re-​store…
always wondered what happened to leftover items at the volunteer sites we went to.
Well. question answered — they go to various HFH Restores!
I was thinking it would be cheaper and on par with prices at Goodwill and other thrift shops, but I’m guessing the extra money goes to fund HFH — good cause.
What I saw .
Tons of different doors ($ 30-​$ 50), windows, tables, double decker ovens,
tables, antiques, lighting fixtures, bath tubs, sinks, tvs, cds, books, coffee maker (yeah, it gets a little random), toliets, tiles, hardware/​home equipment, furniture (though, really outdated and would not buy)… and the like. You get my drift.
I saw a wonderful chandilier (new) that was going for $ 170 (apparently $ 300 at home depot), a large red bathtub for $ 300, antique desk for $ 100.
Small parking lot. You’ll definitely know you’re in the industrial part of Azusa, but fear not, the staff is friendly and helpful. =)

I furnished my whole room with Habitat finds. I’m a huge fan! Everything they have is in great condition (considering everything they sell is donated and/​or used) and for a college grad working part time who doesn’t have money to burn, the prices are a perfect fit for my budget. But what really makes me such a huge fan of the Habitat ReStore is that the proceeds help local Habitat affiliates fund the construction of Habitat homes within their communities. Give back, America! Shop Habitat!

This is the new Habitat For Humanity store location, its a great little place to find int resting building supplies that have been donated to Habitat For Humanity and are being sold at huge discounts, the stuff here is cheap, and they fact that the money helps one of the better charities out there is a huge bonus, at least i think it is. Its got lots of things for fixing up house, most of it is old, some of it used, but they are super cheap, super super super cheap. Plus some of the stuff they sell that is reclaimed has some really great character to it. I know if I can i will always go here first to find things for my home projects before I goto Home Depot or Lowes to save my self some money and help out a great cause.