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1303 Jamestown Rd, Williamsburg, Virginia, 23185, United States

(757) 603-6895 www.restorepgw.org

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G GG

May 22, 2018

I haven't found to much in here worth buying. Their prices are so high that low income families avoid this place as much as possible. I have seen prices higher than retail from the manufacturers. You can buy old or used contractions items a little cheaper. But, I would be afraid to cut corners on my own home or something I cared about. Butinv used construction supplies can be very bad because you don't know if they have been recalled for materials or chemical dangers. When they get new items they price them way to high. So unless you just want to give your money away and donate to this company I would avoid them. They are supposed to help low income families become home owners. They have to much overhead that less families see any benefit.

Angela Morris

May 22, 2018

Very pricy. I was amazed to see a piece selling for $1,000. I stopped donating. I work near so sometimes I take a walk to check what they’re selling. I buy frames to use for my pictures but the prices are high. I wrote to them with my concerns but no one answered. The employees are the nicest people. Let’s hope they realize their prices are high and bring them down.

Robbie B

Mar 26, 2018

A bit overpriced. On busy days they need to have a better organization and area cleared for customers to check out. Quite often you can't get from one area to another because of confused customers trying to figure out where the checkout line is. There's also low hanging banners that really should be placed higher so they didn't hit the taller customers as they enter near the registers.

John King

May 29, 2018

Just love this store! It has everything!

S Outback

Aug 6, 2017

Everything is so overpriced! Whomever they have pricing things doesn't know what things are worth. You can buy the things cheaper at the retail store. Yes, I know they build cheaper houses for the needy. A lot of the things they are trying to sell are complete trash. If they lowered prices they would sell more of the things that can be salvaged, faster. I have been in the store 4 times and they will not negotiate the high prices. So I never buy and won't be back. Just go to Home Depot or Lowe's to buy your building materials. I know Home Depot donates to charity. The restore needs to realize that most of the customers that come in there are the needy and looking for a bargain. Not, to donate extra money they don't have to their cause. They are hard working and some single mothers trying to save money on a home repair. They cannot afford to hire someone else to do the repair for their families. I wonder if the money is truly going to helping or is it lining someone's pocket? I won't be back there!

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