I thought the mission of Habitat was to build homes and the reason for the restore was to raise…read morefunds, offer a place to donate usable items, and keep good materials put of landfills. Apparently the mission of the La Plata County Restore is decorating (That's not for sale, it's just for decoration.) and storage (a list of about seven items they would not accept because they have too any of already.) They have too many because their things are priced far too high, some items I wanted had not even been checked for operability (I'm not purchasing something I don't know works) and no one there seemed particularly interested in selling anything, acknowledging your presence, or helping. Whoever is managing this is doing a terrible job. I'm not sure they want people to actually purchase anything.

People need to understand as a nonprofit yes we are trying to help the community by building homes…read morefor people in need but if you have ever looked at buying/building a home in Durango Colorado it's not cheap. This ain't Texas and they have everything priced correctly 50% of brand new price. Do your research before leaving a review.

Richard and his crew have cleaned my carpet and rugs a few times over the years but this last time,…read moreI had them clean and seal my tile in my kitchen and entry way. It looks so much better. I highly recommend them for any work.

Mark came on time with all his equipment, lugging it up and down the steps! Did a complete…read moretransformation on the 1980 carpet here in my rental! Corrected the effects of fostering puppies for the Humane Society!! Highly recommend this business.

This museum is quite interesting..In comparison to the very modern visitor center, this museum has…read morevery dated language. For example, one sign states, "Although cleanliness was probably lacking, the food no doubt was well cooked." They use the term "Indian" quite a lot. I actually wonder if they purposefully don't update this museum to showcase how early archeologists thought about this place and the peoples who lived here as a meta concept. There is a small gift shop at the end and bathrooms are right down the parking lot.

The museum had many interesting facts to learn. I personally liked the book store because they had…read moresome really cool books. The museum taught people about how the natives got their food and how the lived their lifestyle. They had great restrooms that were very clean. The Rangers answer all of your questions too.

Such a great place ! The lady's are always so nice and they have great deal when it comes the items…read morethey have!

I went in and bought some Christmas lights and other decorations. I don't know why my first review…read moredoesn't show but this place is wonderful