Habitat For Humanity PEI ReStore - Charlottetown, Prince Edward Island

L'Habitat for Humanity PEI ReStore est une entreprise caritative spécialisée dans la vente de produits neufs et usagés, tels que des meubles, des électroménagers et des matériaux de construction. Le magasin est situé à une adresse pratique, 167 Minna Jane Dr., Charlottetown, PE C1E 2A1, Canada, ce qui le rend facilement accessible.

Le ReStore d'Habitat for Humanity PEI est équipé d'une entrée accessible en fauteuil roulant et d'un parking accessible en fauteuil roulant, ce qui permet à tous les clients de profiter des avantages de l'entreprise. Si vous cherchez à acheter des articles de qualité à des prix abordables, tout en soutenant une cause caritative, le ReStore d'Habitat for Humanity PEI est l'endroit idéal pour vous.

Le magasin offre une grande variété de produits, y compris des articles pour la maison, des fournitures de construction et des outils. Vous pouvez être sûr de trouver des articles uniques et intéressants qui ne sont pas disponibles dans les magasins traditionnels. Le personnel amical et compétent est toujours disponible pour répondre à toutes vos questions et vous aider à trouver ce que vous cherchez.

En ce qui concerne les avis, l'Habitat for Humanity PEI ReStore a 140 avis sur Google My Business, avec une note moyenne de 4,1/5. Les clients ont souligné la qualité des produits, les bas prix et l'excellent service à la clientèle.

Avis de Habitat For Humanity PEI ReStore

Fatemeh Akhlaghi soltanzadeh

1/5

Bought a frame, brought it home. Had bugs in it, took it back to store they refused to accept the return and denied that it’s bug, manager came and said these are just dust!!! I said you can see the bugs and its body!!
They didn’t give my money back I left the frame and they put it back for sale !!

Carol Vanwiechen

5/5

Love the idea of supporting a non-profit store. They have great deals and I have picked up replacement parts for windows, light bulbs, furniture, etc. They have some new items along with second hand. Also a great place to donate your surplus building supplies or furniture. They will pick up your large items for you.

Blaine Bruce

5/5

Great spot for great quality 2 nd hand furniture and house accessories, friendly staff,delivery men excellent. ?

Karen Mangos

1/5

I paid $75 for a chair plus $50 for delivery they couldn't get it in so they took it back whn i called they told me that I can get a credit of $50 I have to pay for stocking fees Jim is a greedy person who profits off the poor crooks out and out staff r afraid of him I felt bad for boys who jasd to take back the chair they were scared I c y

Rosemarie Chapman

2/5

Pricing is absolutely ridiculous. While the cause is great, it has become cost prohibitive for dirty and falling apart furniture

Sharon Cregier

4/5

The helpful and knowledgeable staff are always welcoming. Compared to the Revivals thrift shops in California or Outfitters in New Hampshire, the items are pretty pricey. I have found excellent brass door fixtures, book cases, tiles, entry tables, a microwave (my first! was an excellent buy at $20.00!), and wonderful filing cabinets. A chandelier is in the future and there are lots to chose from. These are reasonable. It would be helpful if the books were arranged alphabetically by author -- author and subject would be so much more efficient! -- is there a retired librarian in the house ? I'm sure books would sell faster rather than having browsers spend time sifting the wheat from the chaff. Framed prints are more reasonably priced at Bibles for Missions. 5 stars if the prices were better and if I could figure out how to get to their online store to reserve a purchase! Its website could use a link to it.

Lucas MacMillan

5/5

Love this store remodeled most of my house from here. I always check here before going to a hardware store

ethEYP

2/5

The prices are not reflective of the quality of the item being sold, an example was an electric fireplace that did not produce heat just the flame, they were asking 150.00 when a broken fireplace should only be 25-50 this is a restore some people who go there need items but don't have the finances to purchase them new, they are a store to help these individuals, so why price items at such rediculously high prices, it was donated so a huge mark up just seems greedy. And the condition of some items makes them more suitable for the landfill than for sale.