Habitat For Humanity Saint Louis Restore

I can’t say anything about the retail side but I do have a fair amount of experience with the donation process as Habitat is one of my favorite charities.
Experiences 1 & 2: called for pickup based on the quantity of stuff we had to donate — an entire kitchen, master bath and powder room full of cabinetry, fixtures, counter tops, etc. The pickups were scheduled at a mutually agreeable times and they arrived with a completely empty box truck at my request. They left with it completely full. The guys were fast and efficient with the loading process (contractors helped too, as did I) such that the truck was stuffed and they were on their way — no issues with being unwilling to take anything that the dispatcher agreed they would take. It is worth noting that as a result of Habitat’s willingness to accept our donations that we completed a major remodeling of our house without a dumpster. I like knowing that.
Experience 3: we decided to change out the lock sets, knobs and hinges in the entire house after the remodeling project was finished. Everything went into ziplock bags and I dropped them all off last week. Again, no issues whatsoever.
I’m very glad to have the ability to donate such things!

Think Goodwill meets Home Depot. Tucked in behind the Sam’s Club in Des Peres where the old Granite store used to be. You can still get the vibes of the prior granite dealer when you walk in. After that its all flea market.
Still functioning but used electronics, appliances and hardware are semi organized in rows. They have everything from old power tools to front doors to flooring. Large numbers of blinds still in a box.
I didn’t get to purchase anything on this visit but I imagine there are some good deals to be found here! There were a good number of items that were still in a box and wrapped as if brand new.
When you purchase here the proceeds go towards Habitat for Humanity. So not a bad deal!

I have been to this location a few times and it has fantastic products however when I was with a friend I followed the Unilocal directions and it took me to a residential home. Not okay.

This restore has a lot more furniture and home décor items than the other location in town that seems to have more architectural salvage. It is a huge space and organized well. They had stoves, dishwashers, countertops, cabinets, light fixtures and lots of other items. I think if you have some home repairs to do or perhaps have rental property to fix up this would be a place worth stopping by. It is either hit or miss like most repurpose /​thrifty type stores…