Good deals around every corner. Walked out with a push broom, garden sheers, ceiling fan and a new washing machine. Service when you check out it a little slow but gotta love all the volunteers.
Matthew C.
Tu valoración: 3 McKinney, TX
Love the way I can go in and get a single door knob to fix one that broke in my house for a great price. I like being able to buy nails from bins, by the pound or «cup» as it may be. That way I don’t have to buy a box of 16p nails that I’d never use in a lifetime. Some really, really great deals here. Some things are over priced. Check it out and keep in mind what they have for the next time you need something! The money goes for a GREAT cause!
J. J.
Tu valoración: 2 Dallas, TX
I went into this location this week. It seems to have caught the Plano«high price» bug. There were new faucet fixtures and furnitures at over the retail price. I would never pay retail with them. There I saw two dressers priced at $ 450 each. I paid less for brand new dressers at Freed’s furniture. They had an accent chair for $ 175. I’ve seen similar accent chairs on , at T.J. Maxx and Marshall’s for less. Their light fixtures don’t seem to sell. Each time I go in they seem to be the same ones or maybe the same styles. I’m no longer a fan. Previous review and rating: 11÷8÷2012− ***(3 Stars) My rating is actually a 3.5. It is OK and I’m a fan. This REstore is really hit and miss. When they get a large shipment of something they really do their best to move it. This is smart business management. They want to make room for the next good deal they will get and make a profit as well. The Plano, TX store could really learn something from them. However, when their store doesn’t get a large quantity of items it is really bare bones. It becomes the same olé same olé in there; paint, painting supplies, spindles, toilets, sinks, doors, etc. In this sense it is like a thrift store where you have to «go and see» regularly to grab a good find. The people working this location are friendly. It is also larger and cleaner than the Plano location. Their pricing of items is very realistic. They aren’t in «La La Land» over their used stuff. They realize that people are coming there looking for deals. Either they buy it at a discount with them or they buy it from Lowes or Home Depot. If only they could get their newsletters to show pictures of the items they get in stock; that would be great.
