Habitat for Humanity Quad Cities Reviews

Really great place and stuff cheap people are really helpful

Great place to find bargain building supplies and homegoods. Plus the money supports an amazing organization.

Amazing! This should be your first stop before Lowes or Menards. The variety of home materials is extensive. Rescuing a beloved shop bench or finding the matching hinge for you vintage home and being able to buy exactly how many you need is wonderful. Do I need to even mention the reasonable prices?The one downfall of the store is the limited hours but you can't have everything.

Great place, I feel great to help people who are where I have been!

Ridiculously overpriced. They are repurposing at full retail......

They really need to update their page with correct store hours.

Overpriced for items that are donated to them and the used items are almost the same price as new prices in the big box stores

Lot's of used building materials and tools, lighting, furnishings and random stuff. Pretty unreasonable on much of the pricing, as it was donated merchandise. Still, one can find items that may be difficult to find otherwise.

Update your hours jeez... just drove all the way over here and you are only open Thursday-Saturday and google says you are open now....

It's crazy that it's not law but one or two ladies will say something about my nose being covered SORRY alot of people can't breathe with it and last I knew it wasn't law to have it

Good place to find treasures
Prices are too high on some things

This is a GREAT PLACE to find gently used parts for your home. From lightswitch covers to refrigerators. File cabinets, bathroom cabinets, dinning room sets, small nails and screws, one of a kind boards. And even a stain glass window!!.

Very helpful and pleasant with different arrangements on floor.

Located right off of Kimberly. We were not sure exactly where to park and what door,but it was the far door. There are quiet a variety of things here. They do vary all the time. We were able to find door we needed for a low cost.