Detra Bell
This is a nice place. Well stocked. I saw so many things I wanted but didn't have a need for. The customer service is excellent. I recommend you check it out
Trey Carpenter (t3xh)
Came here expecting furniture.. But seemingly it's a hardware store clearance flipping warehouse. Mainly they carry needs-TLC appliances, random knick knacks still new in box, windows, and we saw a church-level quantity of chairs in the back. The employees seemed really nice though, and the doggies were super cute. Edit: after reading the reviews... Did the business change hands or something....?
Read full reviewCame here expecting furniture.. But seemingly it's a hardware store clearance flipping warehouse. Mainly they carry needs-TLC appliances, random knick knacks still new in box, windows, and we saw a church-level quantity of chairs in the back. The employees seemed really nice though, and the doggies were super cute. Edit: after reading the reviews... Did the business change hands or something....?
Kalee
Made an appointment and they never showed up. Their phone number does not work, don’t waste your time. So unprofessional
b20030306
Haven't had issues. Online hours are not accurate. They have a banner up front that shows open Wednesday-saturday unknown hours.
Michael Alcantar
A store that prides itself on Christian values should embody the principles of generosity, compassion, and fairness. Reselling donated items at excessively high prices contradicts the spirit of giving and community care that these values represent. Instead, such a store should ensure that donations are made accessible to those in need, reflecting the true essence of kindness and charity. $825 for a simple chase lounge sectional from the 90's. Here are examples of the ridiculous prices. I'm glad to see this place finally close its doors
Read full reviewA store that prides itself on Christian values should embody the principles of generosity, compassion, and fairness. Reselling donated items at excessively high prices contradicts the spirit of giving and community care that these values represent. Instead, such a store should ensure that donations are made accessible to those in need, reflecting the true essence of kindness and charity. $825 for a simple chase lounge sectional from the 90's. Here are examples of the ridiculous prices. I'm glad to see this place finally close its doors
10659 nw Grand Ave Suite 1, Sun City, AZ 85351
10659 nw Grand Ave Suite 1, Sun City, AZ 85351
0204 6485 S Rural Rd, Tempe, AZ 85283
2025 E. University Dr. Phoenix, AZ 85034
