They had what I was looking for. More than reasonable price. I will definitely check back as my projects progress.

I've shopped at Habitat For Humanity Restore Shop several times. If they have what your looking for, you can score big time because their prices are very reasonable. My most recent purchase there was a floor lamp with ceramic pole. I had to replace the lamp socket on it but still a good deal. That's probably why it was donated. Anyway, they usually have a good assortment of light fixtures, tables, chairs and small appliances. The sort of stuff that people upgrade from time to time. They also are a good source of building materials that are left over from jobs the contractors finish. It's hit or miss whether you find the type or quantity of materials you need, but it's still a good place to check if you're about to start a project. We were there recently, to drop off a couple boxes of floor tile and some used copper tubing. I hope someone can use it. There's a small parking lot beside the building. Be really careful there because you might not have much time to react when someone backs out without looking. I had to use my horn, first time in years! read more

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My little thrifting heart was happy to stop here during our recent trip to Maui to visit my husband's family. We brought his nephew along and found some decent things for his apartment - a mid century side table for $50. They had so many huge furniture decor pieces and prices were pretty reasonable. Also tons of art and housewares. Our local family didn't even know this place existed but now that they do, they've told us they will be coming back. Definitely check this place out if you are looking for furniture and/or home decor on the island. read more

What a great place! We found a chandelier. Perfect for our needs for 9 bucks! The store is very neat and organized. Lots of really cool items. Even a household item section. Lots of treasures to be found. And best of all its goes to a good cause and keeps all these reusable items out of our landfill. Easy to find location plenty of parking. They take donations. So share your unneeded items. Heck yeah we will be back.... read more

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Girl at the counter is so put off by being asked anything Prices are so high here it's ridiculous read more

The store provides a great service for the community, by taking in leftover building products and reselling them at a much reduced price. They also take in small appliances and home decor which might otherwise end up in the landfill. Everyone benefits when things are reused and recycled. Be sure to check out the store if you just need a small amount of building supplies for a small job, but they might also have stuff for big jobs too. You can call them and ask questions and they will be helpful. read more

They have MOVED! Into the old "Falcon's Nest" Wailuku Warehouse. It's big, roomy and much more organized. It seems cleaner. It wasn't filthy beforehand, mind you, but I think with the larger space and brighter lights, everything appears much more orderly. The staff was very helpful and friendly. I think there are new faces. Did they move in March of this year? They had their grand opening a week ago, I was informed. The staff also informed me that at their first-weekend opening, stuff was flying off the shelves. The prices seem the same, I think. I am tempted to say, slightly more expensive, as a used bathroom light fixture was listed at $49.99... which seems fairly close to a Lowe's price for brand-new.... but we'll see. It's still a nice place to shop. There were used bar stools, very unusual looking, very modern, for $100 each. There were bamboo dining chairs for $25.00 each. So, the prices range a bit. I've not shopped in a couple of years, since moving to Maui. I just may return, to see if I can still get a bargain or two, like before. It's a great organization to support, too. read more

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My review is for the Habitat for Humanity crew building houses in Lahaina....I can't find them under any listing but this one. Hubby and I volunteered to help out for a Friday/Saturday recently, easy to sign up via email and make a donation online. We turned up on the day ready for whatever they would throw at us with work gloves, hat and water bottle and a can do attitude. Everyone was so friendly and happy to see us and made sure we had fun with raffle prizes and a catered lunch and donuts n coffee, all donated by local restaurants. They certainly look after you! We were placed in a group with an Americorps worker laying laminate flooring, while the professional construction volunteers put the trusses up on another house. We learned an awful lot about laying floors in a very short time due to the excellent instruction from our Americorps leader Molly, carefully guiding us through the process until we could keep up with her and then we got stuck in. Time seemed to fly by as we worked and chatted and laughed about life. We took the work seriously but being part of a team and helping each other and having a laugh made it a really great experience. On our 2nd day we had a group of volunteer gals n guys from Maui Electric join our group and they were great fun to work with and we really covered some ground. We also had the future home owner working alongside us, so we quizzed her on what colours she was going to paint the house and what type of kitchen cabinets, etc. It really brought the house to life imagining what it was going to look like, especially her 7 yr old son's bedroom which he was so excited about. That made all the sweat and hammering worthwhile. Habitat for Humanity and Americorps are doing such a wonderful job in Lahaina providing housing for locals in a hugely expensive property market. Some of the houses are finished and families have already moved in: some are still under construction with the families, friends and volunteers working steadily to complete them. If you can spare some time and would like to volunteer I can happily recommend it. It is a wonderful way to give back to the community, learn new skills, find new friends, and the food is great! We will definitely be volunteering again in the future. read more

Hubby drop some furnitures . The lady was friendly was happy to receive it. Definitely will drop more furniture in this place . Mahalo:)

These guys used to be great - very reasonable prices but something happened in the last few years and now their prices are insane. Not sure it's worth sorting through the rubble of these places to find a specific thing. Having said that tho, if you are open to alternative brands and you need something same-day, this is your place! read more

A lot of good items if you have time to browse. We always come out with a new trinket for the house.

Mostly furniture, but there are special sections for plumbing, tools, paint, lighting (very good), doors, etc. The pricing on the furniture can be high - look for Orange stickers - half price. I needed a replacement mirror door for a closet. The one remaining door had a CW sticker with a serial number. It came from Home Depot. I went to Home Depot on the instructions of CW (Contractors Warehouse) who couldn't help. After a few days, HD called back and said I'd have to buy the whole 2 mirrored door unit - $300+. Went to HH next day, found the door, excellent condition - $10. Really - $10. Fit perfectly, adjusted the rollers w a Phillips screwdriver, and learned a lesson. So Habitat on Lower Main Street in Wailuku has some great deals, and the staff are really solid. And you know what you do pay goes to good work. Shop carefully, wisely, test stuff, plug in electrical things, try them - there are no returns. Lots of artists & crafts people pouring through the prints, frames, artist's supplies. Be nice to the staffers. jld read more

Best service ever from the team at ReStore. Great people, super friendly and helpful. One can find almost anything under the sun here.

They have moved to the new location and are open for business. On lower main, same side, 3 blocks away

Love this place. Affordable unique furniture pieces. The employees here are awesome. Marcus, Jonah, and Vince were the best. Can't thank Marcus enough for the price he gave me for the set purchased. Jonah and Vince were helpful and kind. They made the delivery happen. They were reliable and went out of their way. Thank you for all that you do. read more

There are dozens of reasons to make Habitat your first stop if you're planning a build or remodel. It's a great cause, prices can't be beat and you are keeping perfectly good building materials from clogging up the landfill. There are some big ticket items they always have in stock like doors , bathroom fixtures, flooring and lighting. Expect to pay a quarter or less of the retail price. Furniture, artwork, painting and tile supplies are also always in stock . Stop by often because the stock turn over quickly and be prepared to pay and take it away that day . Credit cards are accepted and you won't find friendlier associates anywhere else . Support Habitat! read more

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Not sure about this organizations location in Wiluku We went by twice, nothing going on and not a place to drop off or buy from their collected treasures from donations. read more

Great store. Staff was really helpful when I dropped off some items.

Great place to find DIY project materials cheap on Maui. Lots of paint and hotel style furniture.

This store was a great find. I used to shop at Home Depot and Lowes a lot for miscellaneous odd replacement parts just to end up buying a whole other item. Now I just check the ReStore before heading else where. Great products for a fraction of the cost. The staff is friendly and helpful, especially a young man named Marcus. If you ever need anything for your DIY projects, I recommend this place before going anywhere else. read more