Beaverton ReStore - Habitat for Humanity

Man, I have a love/hate relationship with this place. You can find reasonably priced items, but you really have to look and know your brands. Don't expect to buy very well known brands of whatever item you're looking for (Kohler, Milwaukee, Ashley Furniture, etc.), at an affordable price for donated items. You will also see junk that is a knock off of a higher end item marked as if it were the real thing. They are starting to become as bad as Goodwill.

Best re-store in the region! They have neat aisles, helpful employees, and great selection! I bought a table and came back the next day to pick it up. Even though I arrived right at 6 and I was supposed to be there by 5:45 to load my large item the staff were really nice and brought the table out for me so I didn't have to drive another hour out to pick it up. Thank you so much! You guys are awesome!

I visited this place for the first time. It was great! So many used, gently used, and new items there. From tools, garden supplies, flooring, kitchenware, furniture, seasonal items and more. They have measuring tapes that you can borrow that are hung at designated locations. They also have shopping cart -‘d large dollies to haul furniture too.

Pretty clean for a resale store. Definitely organized so easy to search for a specific item. They have house measuring tapes hanging throughout the store for you to use if needed. Check the color of the price tag for a possible percentage discount. The donation dock is closed on Tuesdays. They can’t help you carry large items to your car. Not a place to try and negotiate prices; it’s already so inexpensive and it’d probably be disrespectful to them. Just saying. I’m not a fan of them closing at 6 pm but it’s not a deal breaker. Everyone so far has been as nice and as helpful as possible. I would recommend this place to anyone! I found a whole sink vanity for $5! Yes that’s including the sink and faucet too!