Your local discount building supply store serving Washington County and surrounding communities

Help build homes for families by Donating, volunteering and shopping at Habitat for Humanity’s new Habitat ReStore!

Store hours:

Wednesday - Friday: 9:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.
Saturday: 8:00 a.m. - 2:00 p.m.
(Closed Sun-Tues)

To donate or shop, call (301)-745-5457

Check out featured ReStore merchandise on Digger's List:

Habitat for Humanity’s ReStore is a great place to find discontinued or gently used building materials for that do-it-yourself home improvement project. You may consider donating new, used, or surplus building materials and receive a tax deduction for your generosity, while keeping usable building materials out of our landfills.

ReStore proceeds go to building affordable housing for low-income families in need in Washington County. Habitat homeowners contribute hundreds of hours of "sweat equity" building their homes and pay back a no-profit, no-interest home loan.

The ReStore accepts the following donations:

Appliances (Preferably less than 10 yrs. Old)

• Air Conditioners (new or like new condition)
• Dishwashers
• Ovens
• Range Tops
• Over Range Microwaves
• Washing Machines
• Dryers
• Refrigerators
• Range Hoods

Furniture

• Wood/Metal/Glass
• Chairs, tables, bedroom sets, dressers
• Entertainment Centers
• Bookshelves, filing cabinets

     Sorry we do not accept used upholstered items or bed frames.

Building Materials

• Doors (patio, French doors when space allows)
• Plywood (minimum half sheet)
• Insulation (new)
• Lumber/Trim (minimum 4 ft. lengths)
• Tools (Power & hand tools)
• Shingles (full bundles)

Cabinets

• Kitchen/Bath Cabinets (must have all doors & drawers)
• Countertops (no cut outs unless with cabinet)

Electrical

• Chandeliers/Ceiling Fixtures/Wall Sconces
• Floor/Table Lamps
• Shades (In good condition)
• Track Lighting/Ceiling Fans
• Electrical supplies (new)

Home Décor

• Framed Art
• Gas/Electric Fireplaces
• Fireplace Accessories

Flooring (Minimum 20 Sq. Ft.)

• Carpet/Area Rugs (new only)
• Sheet Vinyl (new only)
• Hardwood/Laminate
• Tile  (no broken pieces)

Hardware

• Cabinet hinges/knobs
• Door knobs/deadbolts
• Electrical/Plumbing Hardware

Plumbing

• Sinks/Faucets
• Tubs
• Toilets (new or like new)
• Pipes

      (No used shower doors or enclosures)

Windows

• New Construction & Replacement Windows (All regular windows must be insulated glass and either aluminum clad or Vinyl.)
• Picture Windows
• Bay Windows

Seasonal

• Snow Blowers
• Lawn Mowers
• Patio Furniture
• Grills
• Garden Equipment
• Generators
• Power Washers

The ReStore does NOT accept the following: 

• Appliances in need of repair
• Trash Compactors
• Small kitchen appliances
• Furnaces/Air Handing Units
• TV’s
• Electronic Equipment
• Upholstered Furniture/Mattresses
• Tapes, DVD’s, Books
• Storm Windows
• Single Pane Windows
• Garage Doors/Openers
• Water Heaters
• Dishes, Glassware, Knick-knacks
• Computer Equipment
• Pianos/Organs
  
• Pools 
• Clothing/Linens 
• Baby Equipment 
• Unframed mirrors or glass 
• Used Carpet 
• Small qty. of tile (less than 20 Sq. Ft.) 
• Vanity top without base cabinet
  
• Any item broken or in need of repair

Habitat ReStore reserves the right to refuse any donation. Please know that there are many factors that may affect this decision, including but not limited to: condition of item, available space, safety of ReStore staff and volunteers, and customer demand.

Please dispose of refused items through an alternative, responsible resource such as other local thrift stores or recycling centers.

It is hard for us to say “no thanks” to a donation, but please know that if items are not in clean, saleable condition and in good working order, the costs of handling or disposal will divert funds that would otherwise support our mission of building decent, affordable housing for deserving families in our community.

Tax Deduction Tips

It is the responsibility of the taxpayer, not the non-profit organization, to establish and defend the value of donated items.  It is recommended that donors take photographs of high value donations for their own records.  For more information on donating items to charities, please visit WWW.IRS.GOV.  If you have further questions, please contact a qualified tax professional.