Salvage Warehouses

You tell them a price you are expecting for an item you are selling them (350 – 400) and the man on the phone says ok we’ll pick it up saturday, then 2 weeks later they call and tell you they will give you 15−20% (60.00) of the price you discussed when they could sell it for 2x the original price discussed (800 for the same thing on their sales floor). When they bring it back it is severely damaged (scratched and scuffed to the primer on the paint and gouged on materials that are not repairable unless replaced). Be very careful with these crooks!

Kind of a grubby little place, especially if you go down into the basement. No air conditioning when I’ve been there. Did find a shelf I was looking for and they were willing to dicker on the price. So, I was satisfied.

I am so NOT impressed with this place at all!!! Yes they have a lot of used appliances and YES they are overpriced. They have the exact same Side Load High Efficiency washer that I have, looks to be the same model, same age and they are asking the full price that it actually sold fore when it was box new! In fact, all their furniture (which aren’t really as antique as they say), appliances etc are all very over priced. The couches and other furniture all look like the same quality you would find at Salvation Army and yet all are priced as if they were still brand new pieces of furniture.
As for the antiques, they do have a few very very nice pieces. There were some nice wall credenzas with marble tops… many of them that seemed to probably come out of a hotel lobby or something. But as nice looking are, many aren’t really antiques… sorry. The antiques they do have are very few and you are going to pay an arm and a leg for them, even though they are in distressed condition. The pieces of art or furniture that I would truly want to buy all have «sold» signs on them, however they have been in the store for ages making me question why they are there, if they are really sold, or if it’s something to make people think they have cool stuff for sale that people want, when in reality they don’t.
I will most likely NEVER step foot in this place again. Complete waste of time.