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Wailuku, HI

Habitat For Humanity

4.4 (20 reviews)
Closed • 8:30 am - 4:30 pm

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Carol V.

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....

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De A.

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.

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

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3 years ago

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

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3 years ago

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

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

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7 years ago

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

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11 years ago

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

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12 years ago

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

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MD Restoration Maui - Kale and Sun Galanto with daughters Katelyn and Emmalyn...

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We own a condo in Kihei. We had just finished remodeling our condo when a flash flood deposited 4-5…read moreinches of water and mud throughout our home. Our contractor was a blessing and worked over the next 48 hours to remove the standing water and much of the mud. I knew I still needed a remediator to finish the cleaning and prevent mold, so I called MD Restoration. Kale was at Home Depot getting supplies when I called the evening of the flood (Friday). He gave me some general information and asked if he could call me back when he was out of the store. He called back within 10 minutes. Kale gave me lots of information and said that he was going to handle cases in the order he received calls, so if I could find someone else who would get there sooner, go with them. He did not say it in a manner that suggested he did not want to help or did not want my business; he was being practical in a situation where time is of the essence and I appreciated that. Kale texted the next day (Saturday), reiterating that he was handling cases in the order of calls received. I asked him to please keep me on his list, which he acknowledged he would. Kale called the next day (Sunday) from my property and I gave him my door code. He entered the unit, then sent me photos of its current state, an explanation of the work that was needed, and when he could start. I passed the information on to my contractor, who agreed with the assessment and said that he and his team could do the needed demolition on Monday, so that when Kale's team got there they would just have to do the cleaning and drying. Kale's team started the cleaning and drying process on Tuesday. My contractor had done more cleaning by then, but there was still plenty to do. Kale's team cleaned up the remaining mud and set up equipment to dry the walls. Throughout the process, Kale was prompt in his communication and did what he said he would do. When I arrived a week after the flood and saw the unit, my only critique was that the grout in the tile floors had not been scrubbed and there was mud staining around the floor edges and corners. Basically, the floor needed detailing. In fairness, this may be a level of cleaning that is beyond what remediators do. They also don't clean the mud out of the interiors of appliances. I was fine with what MD does and does not do, but if you have a whole-house flood that also involves mud you may want to ask questions so that your expectations are managed. I met Kale in person to thank him for his help. He offered advice for the repairs from the perspective of someone who regularly deals with water intrusion. Kale knew that my contractor would make all repairs, so his advice was completely from a place of wanting to be helpful. Kale also acknowledged that our bedroom fan was not broken when he first entered our unit, but it was now broken. (We had also noticed the broken fan, but did not mention it.) Kale said that his team is usually good about letting him know when things like that happen, but, when he asked them, they said they did not do it. I could see where he was coming from: something was broken, but was it my contractor's guys or Kale's guys? We weren't there, so we don't know. Although that was fair, he maybe could have knocked a small amount off the price as a courtesy, just in case his guys unknowingly were the culptrits, but honestly, in the grand scheme of what we were dealing with, the fan was not my priority and I appreciated that Kale noticed the breakage and checked with his guys. I found Kale to be highly responsive and helpful. The invoice I was provided includes pictures and a detailed breakdown of the work that was done each day, which I suspect will be useful when I seek reimbursement from my insurer. As Kale said, I hope I never have to call him again, but if disaster strikes I would not hesitate to do so.

I recommend MD Restoration Maui very highly. During the biggest Kona storm and flooding in over 20…read moreyrs, they were prompt in their response, kind as well as professional and took time to explain remediation process to me. When help was hard to find during a disaster they were there for me. Two thumbs way up, from Tina in Kihei

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