Habitat For Humanity Teays Valley Restore WV 25526

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Joanna Hohman

I love going here just to listen to the music that they play. It's usually some good oldies. I've heard Melanie sing along very well to a lot of songs. Today was Elvis for the hour or so that I was there; I love Elvis so I sang. The prices are good. I got a bunch of nice Tupperware and plastic plate for 10 cents each. It's really well organized and clean. Today they were sorting through about 10 carts of stuff that was donated and pricing it. They let shoppers look through the unpriced stuff and made up a price if interested. Everyone was friendly. I got a lot of inexpensive treasures.

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Angie L

Nice store and friendly staff, but pricing methods need improvement. Employees appear to rely on Google Lens, which shows listing prices rather than actual sold values. This often results in inaccurate pricing. Staff should be trained to check sold comps instead of listings to better reflect real market value.

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Caitlin Kessler

Been going here for years. The prices over the past eight months high skyrocketed. This is not an antique store. It is not a retail store. It is akin to a thrift store. Why is a nonprofit pricing a donated item that high? It's a shame because in addition to being affordable for me and my needs it felt like a place that was serving it's community with both it's pricing of the donated product and with their mission in rebuilding homes. Please, ReStore, make it make sense. Did you forget your mission? "ReStores accept donations and sell a constantly changing inventory of diverse, high-quality merchandise to the public at a fraction of the retail price, while diverting reusable household items like used furniture and building materials from area landfills."