Home Team Housing - Scottville, Michigan

Home Team Housing: Un Lugar Comunitario para la Vivienda y la Mejora del Hogar

Ubicado en 1916 US-10, Scottville, MI 49454, Estados Unidos, Home Team Housing es una organización sin fines de lucro que ofrece servicios sociales y brinda apoyo a la comunidad local.

Especialidades

Entre las especialidades de Home Team Housing se encuentran:

• Organización de servicios sociales
• Organización sin fines de lucro

Otras Características

Algunas de las características que destacan Home Team Housing son:

• Servicios en el lugar
• Parking accesible para sillas de ruedas
• Entrada accesible para sillas de ruedas

Opiniones

Home Team Housing ha recibido 151 reseñas en Google My Business, lo que refleja su compromiso con la satisfacción del cliente y la comunidad.

Media de Opinión

Según las opiniones, la media de valoración de Home Team Housing es de 4.2/5, lo que indica un alto nivel de satisfacción entre los clientes y la comunidad.

Características de la Organización

Home Team Housing se destaca por su enfoque en la comunidad y su compromiso con la provisión de servicios sociales y de apoyo a la vivienda.

Los clientes y visitantes destacan la organización y la organización de los servicios, así como la amabilidad y la ayuda de los empleados.

En general, Home Team Housing es un lugar comunitario que ofrece una variedad de servicios y apoyo para aquellos que buscan mejorar su hogar y su vida.

Información de Contacto

Para obtener más información sobre Home Team Housing, puede visitar su página web en facebook.com o llamar al teléfono 23184303962.

👍 Reviews of Home Team Housing

Cheryl T.

4/5

This is a great place to look for used, but still useful furniture, and find hardware, housewares, and odds and ends you might need for that home improvement project. It benefits the community, besides!

Geoff Y.

5/5

This is a well run, well organized business! Whether you're dropping off items or looking for items to pick up... They do a great job at organizing all the miscellaneous items and have clean, decent used furniture for just about anyone. Everyone has always been extremely friendly and helpful.

Belinda K.

1/5

The prices here have gone out of control over the last several years.
Things are in used condition (but not “vintage” or “restored,” typically) … often with scuffs, dents, marks … that’s all okay … BUT the prices are in line with commercial, for-profit, vintage/antique stores & sites that sell things in much better shape…
Also, this RE-Store isn’t helping anyone trying to furnish a place at a lower cost. Even on the pre-fab side, yesterday I saw used IKEA stuff priced same/higher than *new* at IKEA.
It seems like they’ve lost track of their mission. Presumably, that’s to raise money for HBH while promoting re-use/re-cycle through reasonable prices and quick movement of items, esp. since they get all the stuff FREE!
Not only hard to find anything worthwhile (do they really need to accept chipped dinner plates? why?), it doesn’t even feel good to be in there these days. The person I was looking around with felt the same way.
I hope they’ll reconsider their pricing and mission, and get things on track again. I used to enjoy finding reasonably priced goods there, and supporting the store.

Dave B.

4/5

Great place and nice people. One issue that rubbed me the wrong way though. I stopped to donate several quality items, some of them pricey, that I decided to donate after organizing my garage. I mentioned this to the guy who was taking in the donations. His response to me was that whenever he hears that donations are the result of cleaning out a garage, it’s a big red flag, because donations are supposed to be only for the benefit of those in need, and apparently we didn’t have the correct “giving attitude”, since we were also trying to help ourselves out by getting this stuff that we don’t need out of our house or garage. WTH? I’m giving very useful, quality items to someone who can use and enjoy them. Why does it matter if I also get the benefit of a cleaner garage? They might want to rethink giving that particular lecture.

C P.

3/5

Employees were very friendly. Inconsistent prices. Very, very reasonable (cheap) furniture however, prices on building supplies (i.e. used sinks, doors, windows and lighting fixtures) were outrageously priced. Some lighting fixtures still had price tag from Lowes on them with Habitat price even higher. Items from Ace Hardware with price still on them were the same price or slightly below retail. Store was well organized but needs someone to double check prices on building supply area.

Susan Z.

4/5

Hidden treasure! I visit any ReStore I can find in my travels around Michigan. This one is in my top 5. Very organized, friendly volunteers (be sure to thank them) and wide selection of goods. The hours aren’t very shopper friendly, but understandable.
Stop in and see what awaits you!

lorri P.

3/5

I like going here every now and then, because they'll occasionally have good deals. My problem is the pricing. I understand it's a charitable business, but some of the stuff they sell is priced as if it's a lot newer or in better condition than it really is. It's like an overpriced yard sale. I think if they would take the prices down a bit, they'd have much better sales. I do like the new building. Much more room and better organization. The staff is always awesome and pleasant.

GLC W.

4/5

A great store, they have a lot of home repair items as well as decor and furniture, sometimes I find great antiques.