Washington County Habitat for Humanity ReStore

The Restore is great for so many reasons! Amazing and ever changing selection of cool stuff. Donate, you get a tax deduction and reduce what goes into the land fill. The money from your purchases helps deserving families build a home and a future. What’s not to like!!!

Good prices on quality items. If you have a major project, and the time, this is a good place. They sell recycled things so you never know what they have. If visit over a period of time, you can buy cheap before your project. I renovated a rental and bought almost everything from here. I know prices and I saved almost 70%. Helpful staff also.

Cool place to go for when you need to do big or small project but have little cash to your name. Plus you are helping charity.

Ready for a treasure hunt?! This is THE place. Of all the Habitat Restores in the Portland/​Vancouver area this one is the most magically delicious! Great selection of home goods and construction materials at prices to make your inner Scrooge squeal with delight. Shop with abandon ’cause what’s even more amazing is they take returns on items that don’t work out for you.
Loads of new merchandise and scratch/​dent appliances from local businesses too. Pro tip!
Saturday at closing time all the amazing merchandise that shoppers put in the «hold» area and forgot about is up for grabs.

This place is weird but great for cheap construction supplies,

We Really love this place, especially when they have the 50% off special. great deals already on tile, cabinets, furniture, lights, all sorts of things. Check it out!

This place was great! I found great hardware for my kitchen, in high-​end models at a fraction of the price. I will definitely stop here first on my next redecorating adventure!

This has become one of my favorite new Homeowner Hangouts. I love that I can go often and still see new merch every time. Stuff moves fast. If you haven’t been to a ReStore before, it’s sort of like a thrift store — the goods have been donated, with the proceeds of the sales going to Habitat for Humanity. The goods may have been donated by individuals, or they could be brand new products that weren’t used by builders or contractors for whatever reason. The potential for a treasure is high. Most of the items are priced amazingly low, with some items being 25% and 50% off the marked price (a 75% off addition to the pricing scheme is coming soon!).
You’ll find furniture and appliances, along with entire cabinets ready to install, paint, garden stuff, sinks, lighting fixtures, windows, tile, carpet, doors, baseboards/​trim — all kinds of goods for your remodel or DIY project. They’ll even hold items for 3 business days.
It’s volunteer-​run, so bring your friends if you need to haul stuff outta there, but they do take plastic! They’re all over the state, and this has got to be one of my favorites. Only dislike? They’re closed on Sundays.

Incredibly awesome place to get building materials on the cheap. The Restore is a magical blend of fancy leftovers from nearby house construction projects and unique random fixtures. I scored a terrific pair of patio chairs and slate tiles for my garden. Friendly staff, too. My only gripe is that they close at 5pm instead of 6, but that just means you have to plan ahead for your visit on a workday.