This is the best place to donate and find all house and remodeling related items. Youll find both new and used paint that has been shaken and tested before on the shelf, all kinds of hardware and tools, plumbing pipe, appliances, indoor and outdoor wood, tile, stone, carpet, DOORS and windows, fixtures, fans, some decor and furniture. No clothing or soft goods except some fabric covered furniture in nice condition. Its a treasure trove for doers doing more on a low budget. The best part is proceeds support building homes for families who wouldnt have a home otherwise.

New management is amazing. So much more organized. Could have spent hours looking. Additions to previous selections is also amazing!

The people here are great. Inventory is rotated well. Pricing is appropriate. Strongly recommend

There is always so much to look at. They didnt have the tile I was looking for, but it is based upon donations. Clean store and helpful staff!Any of the locations are worth checking out. You never know what you will find. Home remodeling at great discounts.Please donate too! Its for a good cause, Habitat for Humanity.🧡

Its ok but the ones in lawrence and topeka are much less expensive. Granted they dont have high end stuff that Ive seen at this location. Really high end sinks and doors. Employees were very nice and helpful. A bit frustrating that literally every piece of furniture had a sold tag on it. Cant it be placed in the back or something I was really disappointed.

This place is great to go to. Not only can it help you with a quick fix with just a part to fix something of your own with but great at giving you new project ideas too

I was able to grab a few things. They are not as big as the Martin city location, but the gentlemen who were working did an amazing job running around helping everyone!!

Lots of odds and ends. Too many short leftovers for any project. Doors are really beat up. Some good finds when you least expect. Some good furniture.

They were helpful and gave us good information while we were there. Very friendly.

Sometimes things can be higher than they might be worth, but I ALWAYS leave with great stuff.Added 9/27 Maybe Auzura Amphitheater needs directions here so they can fix the hardware in the restrooms for super cheap!

I bought the same IKEA couch for 15dollars. It is the same one we have owned for 9 years. I have purchased so many covers. And I love the couch. We have disinfectant all of the cushions and I know I got a Great Deal..The couch seemed to be less than a year old.Love this place.

Although hours & processes for receiving donations have changed due to the pandemic, Restore continues to offer gently used appliances, fixtures & building supplies at affordable prices ... with the proceeds supporting the Habitat for Humanity initiative. And they continue to accept donations of the same.Its practical.Its economical.Its safe.Its easy.It helps more people live more securely and comfortably.And its environmentally sound.

Great selection of solid wood doors. Staff was friendly and helped load them into our truck. You can’t beat the prices and the money goes to help people. Win win.

I meant that you *have* high end stuff, not that its priced high end. Like I saw a gorgeous sink that I would say was even 75% off retail. But my house is basic lol. Thanks for the response and thanks for helping me get upgraded stuff for my house! Not everyone else is selling ceiling tiles the home warehouse store does but they come in sets so you cant even get the proper amount you need. I love what I picked there at habitat !

Closed right now but was there earlier today. Wonderful place, selling donated used or excess building supplies, furniture, appliances, and even many new in box glass sinks of different styles. I just received a brand new white washer and dryer and picked up a wonderful white dryer pedestal for $15( on sale from 20) and a really nice 40 tooth 7 1/2 carbide saw blade(new in shrink wrap) for $3.99.Great place to buy or donate since proceeds go to help Habitat For Humanity build homes for deserving needy. I believe there are 3 or 4 stores around metro area.

Great bargains on paints, tile, and ask things for your home improvement!

Becareful with kids because things are on the floor you can trip on. It has a lot of paint, which is a plus. Also, it had a lot of tile. I didnt even know that this place existed. If you remove things from your home for projects you can donate them to this store, great idea! One downfall, its not clean so dont go in with clothes you dont want to get dusty or dirty if you happen to rub up on things.

Terrible experience. The young manager there would not exchange the higher valued chandelier we had for a lower valued one he had in the store. He could have made more money with the one we offered only telling us we cant do any exchanges because of company policy. Ridiculous. Company policy kept him from making a great deal for the company. My wife and I walked away disappointed with him, his attitude and the company.

Great place! Found a great deal on a chair and took it home with me. Definitely worth a stop.

I really like the Martin city store!

Lots of great finds at really reasonable prices! Employees are super helpful and kind!

Tried donating some leftover paint. I didnt know the policy beforehand about paint can conditions. The condition of my donations were a wide range. The clerk judged my donation based on the worst condition can. The clerk was probably trying to get out of doing work. Got a donation? Forget it, dont come here.

Much better organized from 1 yr. ago.

Great place for ods and used building materials

Amazing place. Good deals 😃.

They okay but prices are high, I find on Facebook would be cheaper than them.

This store does great things to reuse materials and support housing options for disadvantaged.

Donated an old door and light fixture. Fast and easy. Keeps good materials out of the landfill.

I love this store. It is so well organized. The people there are great, always friendly. I always find what Im looking for and then some.

Very helpful employee. Showed me exactly what I was looking for. Price was better than expected.I observed other instances of employee helpfulness when I was there.

Great second hand finds at very affordable prices. Habitat for Humanity is a wonderful charity & this will always be my first stop for something unique & useful. Ive never been disappointed!

Very nice set up with areas grouped together of similar items easy to shop for the things that you are looking for...and the prices are great as well as negotiable.

Nice store not as big as some of the other locations but worth checking out if youre nearby

Interesting array of items if refurbishing or renovating. Staff very helpful and didnt hover.

Clean and well organized! I’ve had great success finding things of all kind for DIY, home renovations, and art. Stop by frequently, you never know what you’ll find. I’ve always received friendly service.

Its okay. Other restores around town have way more of a selection. Cant comment on employees because no one welcomed or spoke to us 🤷🏼‍♀️🤷🏼‍♀️ (but Ive experienced that at most restores sadly)

This is the perfect place to find remodeling items at a fraction of the cost. Weve found many items we have been able to repurpose in our remodel the last few years. Returns for 30 days with a receipt.

This place is the best! Great stuff and helpful staff - I highly recommend.

Loved it. They have a little bit of everything

I was taking a donation to them . Called first. The nice gent came out and helped me to get the pails inside. I had no time to shop tho.

Great customer service from Rob and Jimmy.

Unloaded some household/repair stuff on the way in, and then as I looked around I found an item I can use. Store is neatly organized, great for the pandemic, and the clerk gave me a 10% senior discount. :-)

I will never give to any Restore ever again! The workers at the Restore in Overland Park have no customer service skills and have piss poor attitudes. Stay away!

Another great place to check out when youre starting your home projects. Some of everything here.

Lots of fun stuff to pick from! Great inventory of doors, light fixtures and paint. Lots of tools. I’d recommend anyone go here who is working on house projects or DIY for a bargain find.

If you are a home owner who takes care of your own home you should check out the Restore. It is like a thrift hardware store and can really save you a bundle if they have what you need. I have bought a lot of stuff there, including a cook top and tools. They also accept donations of intact building materials, some working appliances, tools, etc....and it is a charity so that donation might be deductible... win-win. This is a great institution you should get to know...in my opinion.

This place has a wide variety of home repair/ improvements products and tools. Go here before you go to the larger merchants. Everything is discounted.

The staff is always friendly. I always find something interesting and unique.

The price are really too much for used item, some price are like a home Depot

You better visit this shop...You come out better recycler

The staff was very friendly and super helpful with loading. There are lots of items at reasonable prices. I found several things I was in need of! the only problem is that this location is very crowded and they should consider expanding to a larger store. Some of the aisles were difficult to navigate and there wasnt much organization. (Hint to management: the unit right next door is available. Possible expansion opportunity). The store is in a strip mall and not all that easy to see from the road. It was busy on Saturday. Check it out!

I love Habitat for Humanity, I think it is a fantastic charity. However, They would not take the baby clothes hours trying to donate. Who ever heard of a charity rejecting free stuff for them to sell? They would take most anything I brought them in Tennessee. Regardless, Habitat for Humanity is still fantastic.

For retail shopping (not handyman work) - Sometimes you have a lucky, good find. Most of the stuff is junky and prices are okay. Occasionally there might be something good on the small free shelf. The store is dusty and disorganized, like nobody cares. There are many employees, but they just seem to be moving fast, but not really doing anything - except yelling at you for checking the paint. Do not open the paint. Overall, better off at Goodwill or Pennies from Heaven.

This place is fantastic! Great stuff. Lots of options, good prices. Very friendly people. They will help you find items or help get them in your car or truck. Even the other customers are friendly here. Its a great place to pick up building materials or things that you need to fix up your house.

Organized and easy to navigate

We can usually find something that we need or want. Love the ReStore places.

We needed a door latch for our front door and the one we selected is one where you have to lock the latch itself.

Was very disappointed. It was more like old uncle roys junk store

The place is a jumbled mess, reminds me of a real life work site, but the people are real and down to earth, and most importantly, they know what they are talking about. Ive found a bargain every time I walk into the place. They have lots of inventory and its cheap!

A little overpriced for some stuff,

Go to for home repairs they have lots of hardware

Great service.

Great place to find budget friendly remodeling items. You cant always find what you want but if you visit regularly you can come across some great items for a fraction of the new price.

Save me big money

Love this store; great prices and good service, together with all proceeds going to a great charity, equal my favorite supply store experience. If you need construction supplies or unique furniture and fixtures, look no further. Great management and helpful folks.Be there before 6 as they close promptly.

Staff was really helpful with finding the items I wanted and everything was well organized. Got a whole set of door pulls in great condition at a good price. Also found a fun wicker coffee table for $15, an unexpected find of the day.

I love the concept, but I must say that I had an unpleasant donation experience.I called the Restore donation coordinator, and confirmed that they would accept 16 of the doors I removed from the house Im renovating. I followed up this conversation by sending a picture of the doors to the coordinator, who said they were interested in the doors.I was going to arrange for their free pickup, but it turns out this is quite inconvenient. They schedule based on your zip code, which dictates the day of pickup. Then, the pickup window is the entire day. So you have to be home and waiting for the pickup on a random weekday, the entire day. If you work, you just cant make this work. The lady told me that instead, you can drop off the doors at the donation center.Today, I borrowed a trailer, loaded up the doors, and took them to the store. At the store, the man told me at that he could not take my doors, without even looking at them. They dont want doors, they cant sell doors, and they definitely cant take as many doors as I brought with me. Not to mention, the man was standoffish and acted as if my bringing in a donation was an inconvenience to him or aomwsomet. This all would have been fine with me if I had not already been told they wanted them and to bring them in.So yeah, pretty hard to make a donation to this place. It was a waste of time this afternoon, and its a shame these matching doors in decent condition now have to go to the dump.

Never know what they may in stock.

A bit of everything, never quite sure what as t youll find. Very reasonable prices and friendly staff.

Amazing staff! And some pretty great home improvement items if u r on a budget.

I have to bring someone with me who knows what all this stuff is for.

This is a very busy place on Saturday! Lots of people donating which means lots of great stuff to buy. I was impressed!

Great place to go if your doing a remodel or even just a repair. They will not only help you find what your looking for but if your not sure what you need they will show you all your options. And prices are great.

Theres a nice place to go to all used stuff for sale did like the store in Lawrence on Connecticut Street 7th in Connecticut

I believe in stores like these. It feels good to donate. Then its great to find tile or a door you can use.

Its like a home Depot used store. Everything is so well priced, and even then I dont care to spend a little extra to get more stuff or bigger stuff because the money helps others. Plus the selection of building materials and home and lawn care and paint supplies and tools....its almost too much. No, not too much. I go to 3 when I go to any. This is one of my stops.

Not as big as their last location but they still have a good selection of stuff. Its a good place for hobby and craft enthusiast

That is the least favorite of the 4 restores I go to. Everything is cluttered up, packed in and you cant find anything you are looking for. There are always people there so it must do ok but it does not work for me. I have been there a half a dozen times and not bought 1 thing. The other restores I go to I rarely leave without something

I love shopping here and can always find something to buy. The staff is very friendly and helpful.

Got what I needed for about 90% less

I enjoy going to the re store, I usually always find what Im looking for and then some. Prices are great and anything you buy from here is either brand new or gently used. I sometimes like going here than to the hardware store.

Nice folks and very helpful.

Fantastic! Like a giant thrift store for people doing home/building projects. Staff was very helpful and knew exactly where inventory was. Just wish they were open on Sundays!

Oh yeah.. long time friends this store and me.. we are about to get a lot friendlier. I am selling my home, down sizing, moving to Paola. Need to slick up my home to get it ready to sell.. you will see me soon.

There were not many items that we could use. Maybe it was just a bad time to look. There was more furniture than anything.

Great place for everything rehab.

Habitat for Humanitys mission is a great cause and I would encourage anyone to regularly shop and donate here. They have a very friendly and helpful staff. This location has a good, regular assortment of mechandise.

Nice place great people a bit far away still had what I was looking for

Friendly, helpful staff and customers

Lots of stuff new and old here. Not everything is worth buying. I hear other restore stores are better then this one.

This may be my new favorite store! I went in for ideas for a club house I am building for my kids. Found a few things that worked and were inexpensive. I will be frequenting this place more often.

They have something for everyone thats looking to start or finish a project. Very affordable too

Staff friendly and helpful. It helps to know what you are needing. I also brought my own tape measure to confirm measurements on the door I was looking for.

We were looking for a bathroom sink and we found one...a nice one...for $20!! Very nice store with lots of great stuff. Will shop there again and again.

Restore has saved me a lot of money on light bulbs, microwave oven, paper shredder, etc. Lots of house stuff to choose from. Reasonably priced.

The staff were nice and the prices were good.

You never know what you will find, but your house could use some tlc and there is something there that could help.

Great place for standard items at a dramatically reduced price (bed frame, door handles, microwave, etc). Great place to take donations of all kinds of household items, tools, etc.

Found the items we were looking for!! Very friendly staff

Great place to get household renovation items. Watch pricing though for a place that gets things free its hard paying so much for them. But you can find deals.