Large inventory and as one would expect it’s a bit of a treasure hunt: everything from tile to tables to tubs. Most items are in fantastic shape or need just a little TLC to get them back up to par. Prices fluctuate so don’t come in with the mindset that this is Salvation Army and everything is priced to move ASAP. There are deals to be had, but you have to look around, that’s also part of the experience.

The store has a great deal of second hand stuff for home improvement/repairs, used but great condition furniture, even some antique potentially collectible items such as porcelain cups or blenders straight from 80s. If you care about environment and into reusing/recycling, plus want to save money, thats a great place to explore.

Large and practical inventory.Nice clean warehouse.Not crowded.CONSService was dubious / kind of rude.Selection was so so.

I’ve been to H4H Re:Stores around the country. This is the worse one that I’ve experienced by far. Not even close. The pricing is unbelievable. I feel like they need new management. Selling often broken and abused items for more than they cost new is not a good look.

To say the pricing in this place is ridiculous is an understatement. Example below, the are trying to sell a single shim for $1. Small example, but shows the general lack of knowledge around pricing.Update After Response: You’ve been writing this same response for 4 years. Just say you’re not going to change your model and move on. We are here to let other like minded folks know what they are getting into before they make the trip…..

If I could leave zero stars I would. The lady inside was so rude. I wasnt greeted, I was scowled at. Then told all the things they dont accept and then lastly asked if there was a spot on my mattress that I was bringing to recycle. I said there was one small spot... NOPE! We wont recycle that I have two previous emails that never stated anything about a spot, when I told this peach of lady that, she said Well someone gave you wrong information...Look I get it, everyone is entitled to have a bad day. But honey, if you dont like your job you dont have to be there! No need to be rude and solutions should be offered. Besides I thought we were recycling the mattress ...not bringing it for them to sell--Thats a donation or repurposing. They really should reword what they are doing and be more clear on what they are accepting. Also, California needs to have a place for people to recycle mattresses. We wonder why there are so many on the side of the road...theres nowhere to take them. Dont even waste your time here.Reply to Habitats comment:Not sure where you guys got blood stain . I told the lady it was where I accidently spilled coffee 10 years ago and it was at the foot of the bed. I appreciate you all reading the comments but if it was a blood stain that is clearly a health hazzard. As soon as I said coffee stain she said it doesnt matter if there is a spot on the mattress we wont recycle it

I go to the Concord, California Restore location. You have a great team there friendly and always willing to help with questions. I am a professional landscaper and recommend this location to contractor to visit this location. I have been going there since you first opened this location. Also home owner and general public would love this store. I highly recommend this store to my friends and clients. If your reading my post please note I rarely recommend businesses. And, a great way to help people who can not afford a home to buy a house. God bless former President Carter who I believe was a big part starting Habitat for Humanity!!

Excellent service, selection and supporting a number of important local efforts (housing, employment, recycling, affordable building supplies)

Great they recycle mattreses. What they didnt tell me is they dont recycle mattresses for cribs. A 3 for lack of complete information. But great they will recycle all other mattresses.

This is a comment to the owners very condescending response to Carol Rosss review 9 months ago:First of all you state that ...Some donations are very inexpensive items... (see below for full quote), which you price accordingly, then you state the following about the high quality items donated: ...Rather than turn these donations down we sell them at a fraction of what they are worth......We receive a wide variety of donations from generous families and businesses in the Bay Area. Some donations are very inexpensive items and materials, which we sell at very affordable prices. Other items, such as the Ethan Allen bed you mentioned, are extremely high-quality, high-value products. Rather than turn these donations down, we sell them at a fraction of what they are worth...This is what I have a hard time understanding: Why on earth would you ever turn these donations down? It makes no sense! These items are DONATIONS which means you dont pay one penny for them! You make money off all DONATIONS, correct? Because some DONATIONS are higher quality than others doesnt justify what you are doing. I thought HHRs were supposed to support the community; just because someone doesnt have deep pockets shouldnt mean they arent entitled to have nice things. Your greed is giving a wonderful organization a very bad reputation! Not to mention discriminating against those who are less fortunate than the generous families who donate to your organization.

We got exactly the range that we were looking for at a great price and it just needed a little bit of love. The broken leg was easy to rig and is completely invisible so we were very happy with the whole deal

I have lived in East Oakland my whole life and I didnt even know this place existed. My son needed to do some community service and this was the closest place I could find. Not only did my son get the hours he needed, I also scored some great deals. I got a desk for only $20 and a nightstand for $5 from their last chance section. Rossy, the cashier, was super nice too. Im definitely coming back for more!

Ridiculous prices, as others pointed out. Always look up the price online before you buy- youll probably find it cheaper new! But the unaffiliated business next door, across the driveway, does have some good deals.

The idea of recycling and reusing construction parts to avoid waste is good BUT their prices are ridiculous high!Most times cost the same at Home Depot NEW!The store next to it is great for furniture.And the St Vincent de Paul store right outside is way better.Again the idea is good and employees nice, but pricing is bad.

Easily dropped off our old box spring mattress, no hassle. Made our weekend!

On the website it specifically states that they accept adjustable bed bases and foundations at their mattress recycling drop off location. Then when you go to bring one in to recycle they tell you they do not only mattresses and box springs. Wouldve been nice to know before driving all the way out to Oakland for nothing.

Was better... Now they dont stock or have service in the paint department.

Donated some items, and a very positive experience. They have great stuff at the store, and some day Ill be back to shop. Great prices and I love the treasure selection.

Items are priced to high even for brand named item. And no customer service skills from the employees. Take your chance might find something if your look for special piece.To further explain my experience, I found a item that I really like I asked someone how much it was he 45 I was very excited because the box said 95. When i got to the check out a man told me it 150! I was shocked I told him that someone told me it 45 and he said oh no its 150 I told him it didnt even retail for 150 he said that it was new. I told him the box said 95 and he told me he would give it to me at the price. But it wasnt that price.I really wanted this item so I purchased it. When I got home looked up the item and what brand it was 140 online with free shipping not sure if I got a good deal but Iat least i got my item fast.

Its like a little home depot....except its a 1/4 of the cost. Everything to do a home project is there. Is fun to look around, one can find everything you need at this place if youre willing to spend some time looking

Cool place to check out some recycled vintage furniture, fixtures and doors ripped from houses that have been here for half a century or more. Quality wood from when they were made better. Even lumber. Repurpose, help the planet and save a few bucks.

ReStore has evolved into a high-end salvage store as well as a place to get great deals on brand named tools both new and used. Check it out before you start your next project. I got a $5 transfer shovel and a $1500.00 Ethan Allen sofa in the same day.

I love coming here even though its out of my way, i usually eat breakfast at the near by Fifth Wheel Food! The selection here is always hit or miss but they usually have something that i want. a great place to come to get inspired for new DIY projects for the home and some good supplies for painting and home repairs.

This place was open on Memorial Day! That alone gets it 4 stars. I have been in several ties since and not only is their inventory quite good, but the staff is helpful and friendly.

Great sales staff friendly helpful and knowledgeable. nice sale items in very good condition.

Growing up as a kid in the Bay Area my mother and aunts were avid shoppers of second hand stores. At that time you could get good quality items for extremely reasonable prices, which was great for a family with 8 growing kids. My times have changed. What used to be non profit agency’s have become very much for profit. Second hand is no longer for the poor it’s now for the middle and upper middle class which is very clear at the Reuse store in Oakland.There was a bed, headboard and footboard, for 600.00. Why so expensive, I was told because it was Ethan Allen. I was in the other day and two fabric chairs, very pretty, but they were 425.00 each. Apparently to prove their point they went online and found the chairs at Bassett and printed out the retail price one would pay. To print out items that show what you would pay at Bassett, Ethan Allen, Zee Gallery etc. does no good for the community you are supporting because they don’t shop at those stores. But it does trigger something in your upper middle class clientele who says wow what a bargain. I see why people would rather sell or give things away before giving to a “charity”.

It looks nice inside. 3 stars!! Umm and misc things all around this big warehouse.

Great prices on very good furniture.

Good selection of hardware and building supplies, which varies according to what comes in.Staff is friendly and store is clean.

Great prices on a variety of items: not just building materials but paint, cleaning materials, furniture (both donated and and new), even new Egyptian cotton sheets,

A great store... friendly staff, and now carry really nice furnishings to boot

Almost always something there for you.You my not find what you needed, but youll always find something you needed. Staff is helpful and genuinely friendly :-)

Best place for reuse material. I like

This place has really gone downhill, it had lots of useless junk. They used to have more building materials, not so much anymore.

Nice selection, friendly staff they have coffee and snacks in the mornings

The staff are great, high prices on most furniture and appliances keep it from 5 stars.

Good place to browse for home improv ents

Its a great place I give it 5 stars

Huge selection from poor to good quality merchandise

This place use to be a hidden gem. Now everything is way over priced.

They have a lot of cool things that I want expect

I miss when this place was a cluttered mess with cheap prices. Unless youre trying buy used I dont know why youd spend full price on used junk

Its the best place to start when remodeling.

Lots of stuff, bring a truck, great cause!

Lots of good stuff and the place is very big

This place is WAY to expensive for what it is. The products were not in good condition. Total waste of my time. Very disappointed :(

This stuff is too expensive they have a lot of damage the only give you 20% off its not worth it

Good for recyled construction goods.

People are friendly and very helpful.

It has a high rate of turnover as far as items, and new things pop up, all the time, far less than retail.

The prices here are just shy of retail. Ive seen some of the same products there for years. Its a shame., considering that most of the in store stock is given to them for a tax write- off. Dont look for any bargins here.

You can get most anything you need at a very low price.

Bad the people who work there kip the things for herself I found a painting bottle and he said the paint bottle is for hem and supposedly all the items inside the store is for sale not for the employees

For when you just dont need new !!!

Out of the ordinary material thats needed for older homes

Always new items, far below wholesale prices.

They have lots of selections!

Price is too high compare to other restore.

Lots of random odds and ends.

Really pricey, considering

Thanks for everything

Excellent so good!

Great staff

Sometimes not ideal

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