Habitat Home Improvement Outlet

If you are doing some home improvement ona small budget you will want to stop here first. The inventory is constantly changing, so if you don’t like it on one visit give it another chance. You are also helping out you fellow man by buying here.

Neat place to come to.
Habitat for Humanity ReStores are nonprofit home improvement stores and donation centers that sell new and gently used furniture, home accessories, building materials, and appliances to the public at a fraction of the retail price.
I love their rugs!

I’m totally giving this place 5 stars for what they have its amazing! You can go here for a rug (8 X 10 = $ 130) or (5′ X 7′ = $ 55), or flooring, or paint… so much in fix it up stuff for seriously cheap! I seriously suggest checking this place out before the big box store… and when you buy its for a good cause!
They have fixtures too, lighting and kitchen, some cabinets I think.

I’ve updated the light fixtures in my kitchen, dining room, entry way and hall way from the Habitat for Humanity Home Improvement Outlet. They had a big selection and at 50% off, you can’t beat it. I got gallons of paint to paint my garage too.
Lots of the items from Habitat are donated from home builders or local businesses. Some of the items are new and some are gently used. Gently used as in builders would use these high-​end decorator items in their model homes and then take them out when they are done with them. Or they had them installed in a new house and the customer changed their minds. I think they also get overstock from department stores.
They have flooring (laminate wood, peel & stick, ceramic), tools, bedroom and living room furniture, rugs, light fixtures, paint supplies, cabinetry, plumbing, toilets, doors, you name it. I live in North Garland so it’s a bit of a drive for me to come here. It is totally worth it though because of the savings.

Great place to get supplies on a low budget.
Try this place first before driving over to HOME DEPOT or LOWE’S
It’s a goodwell for houses