Habitat For Humanity ReStore

Love this place! There are so many fun furniture pieces to choose from and I love checking out their Pinterest and posting my transformations! Great deals going on! Especially right now before they move!
Here’s their Pinterest if y’all are into DIY furniture:

Working staff is friendly, unfortunately can’t say the same thing about management. Things seem to be over priced specially in the condition that they are. I needed help finding a rail an employee got one for me, I paid for it went home and found out the pieces didn’t match. Went back and tried to get my money back gentle man at the register was really rude condescending and didn’t want to hear or cared about the broken item that was sold to me. He wanst apologetic but instead defensive and treated me like crap! pretty much if they sell you an item wether is broken or not is not their problem. YOUR LOSS! I never had such a poor customer experience in my life. I understand their policies but the least he could have have done is apologize and come up with a better solution. Is not like is free you pay for those items. I definitely learned my lesson NEVER again will I go back.
I don’t care who you are but nobody deserves to be treated so poorly is called «habitat» wish it would live up to their standards.

Love poking around the store! All kinds of treasures, just waiting to be found. As they say, one man’s «trash» is another man’s treasure! We helped our daughter furnish her college apartment by shopping here. A double-​sized wood and wrought iron complete bed for only $ 40! It looks brand new with her bedding on it. Also a practically brand new «cottage cute» couch, a tv stand/​entertainment unit, end tables, lamp… you just can’t beat the finds here! Staff are super friendly, if you don’t see a price just ask. We always buy a soda as we leave, even if we didn’t find anything we needed. With every purchase we make, we usually round up or tell them to keep the difference. Proceeds go to a great cause!

Great place to find paint, light bulbs of all kinds, bed frames, mattresses, and some furniture. The problem is the store is strapped for space, so you may have to do some digging to find things. If you have a half-​hour to kill, this is a good place to do it. The money goes to a great cause and you can find some cool stuff. Much of the furniture leans toward secondhand veneered wood rather than high quality stuff, but you can find surprises. There are also kitchen cabinets, bathtubs, doors, windows, and other pieces that are great for someone doing home projects.
There are also cold drinks you can grab after you’re done looking through the extensive collection of light fixtures, window shades, etc.
The staff depends on the volunteers that are there when you are. They’re all very helpful, occasionally too much so (it’s a small space and it becomes somewhat ludicrous to run into a helpful volunteer every time you turn a corner). Be sure to take your own measurements (at home and bring a tape measure) rather than rely on someone else to decide if something will fit.
This place is hard to spot the first time. Go south on Rt 1 south of Fredericksburg. It’s not long after you pass the Wawa on your left. There’s a light you turn right at to travel in the opposite direction on a smaller, parallel road. HFH is in a strip mall that’s visible from the light, but the HFH logo is usually only visible if they’ve put a sign out closer to Rt 1.

love this place and all the treasures you can find inside for home improvement. desks, file cabinets, kitchen cabinets, sliding doors, screen doors, ceiling fans, lighting fixtures, dishwashers, stovetops, bed frames, paint, door knobs, hinges, nails & screws, banisters, office chairs, picnic tables… the list goes on!
go check it out and see what you can find for your next project.
workers are nice and very helpful as well! parking is a bit small though :(