Habitat for Humanity Restore

Great selection of bits for remodeling. Also some truly odd bits of awesomeness. It's a hard to find. Go around the first building and into what looks like a shipping and receiving area. The store is towards the back.

Lots of like new furniture, but plenty of scratch and dent furniture, but it's priced higher than it should be. Lots of home improvement parts, could be worth checking out if you wanna find some supplies for home renovations. Great for finding a couch, cabinet, desk, renovation supplies...but not much else.

The best place to buy new or use household items you can't beat the prices.

I waited over 10 minutes on the phone to reach a service rep. I tried to donate a practically brand new bed frame that I have only slept on no more than 5 times and I was told they would not accept the bed frame unless it comes with an entire bed set. lol I really can’t believe it. Didn’t know a charitable organization could be so picky as to turn down a practically brand new bed frame because it didn’t come with an entire bed set lol. Unbelievable. Oh well guess they are doing so well they can afford to be so picky.

Friendly volunteer driven source for most things home improvement on a budget. Wide variety of furniture, doors, windows, and appliances, and good basic stock of repair materials and tools like paint, plaster, brushes, rollers, etc. One of the best non-profits in Maryland!!

Typical "Thrift Store" layout with a large selection of furniture, rugs, cabinets, chandeliers, blinds, doors, toilets, windows, paint, some small tools, kitchen appliances, etc. with no clothes or toys to clutter up the isles. Cleanly arranged into rows and organized by type/style of goods, easy to locate what your wanting to shop for and at the time I visited had a large selection of everything. Def one of the nicer Re-Stores I've stopped at and a great place for that one of a kind project idea.

The person that helped me was very snippy. When I asked questions he would give me a smart or sarcastic reply like I was irritating him. I bought a desk and he told me to pull around the back where the ramp was , so when I pulled around back , I asked how close did he want me to pull up the ramp- his reply was , “Pull up all the way , yeah that’s kinda the purpose of ramps for you to use them.” I didn’t ask for his rudeness, I just simply wanted to know how far did he want me to pull up. I know what a ramp is for and I also know when someone is being rude! I won’t be going back to this location.

The new location is spacious and well organized. There are always dining sets, sofas, lounge chairs, bookcases, china cabinets, etc. if you need to furnishings for cheap. I sell stuff online and get all my packing tape here--way cheaper than the office supply stores! Stuff I've gotten: porcelain tile at 75% off retail, light bulbs, a Whirlpool Duet washer & dryer never used, tools, teak bookcase, dining chairs, a lot of nice housewares, some cool vintage art, and lots more. You DO have to stop in regularly if you're looking for something special as the good stuff gets snapped up quickly. Very friendly and helpful staff, too. Parking is easy during the week.

Always a good deal to be found. Great prices. Just got a solid wood bookcase for $10. Most things are either a bit outdated or need love. Every once in a while they have new modern stuff. Great for supplies like tape, paint brushes, sockets, etc.

Plenty of space and social distancing! Helpful staff directed us to back onto a loading ramp and then assisted loading a dresser. Lots of great finds and we had to limit ourselves to getting what we came for.