Habitat for Humanity of Laramie County
15th, Cheyenne, WY

Habitat for Humanity of Laramie County Reviews

4.2 stars based on 109 reviews

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  anna olsen

  1.0

  Never again! Used to go to the store before they moved, it was great. Now? Super overpriced. Brand new item at local hardware store was same price as the used at Habitat. Seriously bad attitudes as well. Snarky younger female employee who was terrible at the old location unfortunately seems to be the boss in charge now. I'll make the drive to Fort Collins, don't waste your time or money.

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  Alan Renneisen

  1.0

  My experience with the staff was terrible. They were rude and very uncooperative when I tried to donate some nice furniture. I will never go there again,and i suggest you take your donations elsewhere. I would give them zero stars if it were possible.

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  M Victoria

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  I was a huge huge fan of the Habitat for Humanity stores. I LOVED the store in Cheyenne **BEFORE THE MOVE.** Now that it is in it's new location the prices have gone up by easily 400%. I have been to ReStores all over the country and, before ending up in Cheyenne was a regular at all of the Colorado stores from Denver to Fort Collins. I have furnished much of my apartments with items I found there. Now that the Cheyenne store is in it's new location the prices have gone up by easily 400%. The prices are so out of control now that our running dialog as we walked through the store was, "Oh my gosh! Holy cow! Are they serious? This stuff is 40 years old!!" and ultimately, "I guess there is no point in coming back here, we can't afford anything." That feeling was how we felt at regular appliance and furniture stores. That's why we stopped going to them and became weekly shoppers with Habitat in the first place. The prices are **SO outrageous** that we left with nothing (although, we just bought our first house and it is badly in need of all new appliances, paint, tile, etc.) and made plans to drive down to the one in Fort Collins the next day. (Which is much bigger, has way more stuff and is WAY better priced. Make the drive, you won't regret it.) Also, when we were in the new Cheyenne location it seemed like there were about a dozen employees lurking around every corner, not working, but just waiting to jump out and ask you how you were doing. I'm a big fan of being greeted when I come in the store, but it's really really hard to have a conversation about buying anything with the person you are shopping with when ever 15 seconds you have to stop, smile, and say, "Yup stiiilll doing as good as I was on the last asile." Here's an idea, drop the massive number of employees who are just standing around the place talking and use that savings to lower the prices. Also, what happened to the SUPER WONDERFUL guys who worked at the last location?? We miss them.

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