Habitat For Humanity Restore

My bf and I are doing a remodel of our 1920s bungalow in Nashville so we have been checking out all the restores in the area.
We had tremendous luck with the Nashville and Murfreesboro stores with extremely helpful employees and reasonable to obscenely low prices for pretty much everything.
This is the only restore in the area since they closed the columbia store. I have to say our experience with this store was disappointing.
They had very little in the way of building materials cabinetry countertops tile sinks etc… what they did have was alot of seriously overpriced furniture framed art and light fixtures.
We ended up with a $ 25 ceiling fan a small two light fixture with broken glass (we have some glass we can use to replace to with at home) for $ 10 and a rod gor a shower curtain bna for our second bathroom gorc $ 2. We also got some hooks for hanging purses (side business I have a lot of purses lol) $ 2:a piece.
Got no help from any employees. Not a soul asked us if we needed help while shopping. When we went to pay for the few items we did buy the clerk rang up the fan we put on the counter and the shower rod that was all he noticed the bath room fixture and the purse hooks were in the cart he was so lazy he didnt stand up to look in the cart he had no intention of charging us for anything but the fan and shower rod. We had to tell him he rest was there or we would have walked out of the store with this stuff free.
Lazy employees overpriced everything.
I would stick with Nashville and Murfreesboro stores. Better pricing better selectionm. Nashvill e in particular. They seperate the building materials in one store. Then have a second store with furniture lighting and home decorating items.
Franklin not worth the drive. I get this is for charity but they are charging prices like a for profit thrift store. So not worth the money.

This location moved in the past year and have a ton of space now. I am always amazed at the items they get in and would encourage anybody doing a renovation or building or just a handy person to look around here and find things to repurpose or use. They have pretty much anything you could imagine from vanities, fixtures, drop cloths, small hand tools, windows, doors, lawn and garden items. I am more impressed with the large items that you would use in a home and the pricing on that –however once in awhile you may get a half decent deal on a piece of furniture but they seem to jack the prices up on that stuff since the move. No clothing here just stuff you would find at lowes or home depot or hardware stores for cheap…