Donated Building materials helps those in need twice

History and Purpose
Habitat Home Supply, Inc. (HHS) was established in 2001 as a retail center for new and used building supplies, appliances, furniture  and household items.  All of our merchandise is donated (tax-deductible) from individuals or businesses in the community, and sold at 50% to 90% of the original retail cost.

We’re Looking for Donations
The Habitat Home Supply Store is looking for good usable building materials to resell. This business is beneficial in several ways: First, we keep stuff out of the landfill. (Last year we figured we saved roughly 1500 cu. yd. from going into the landfill.) Second, folks can purchase those materials for a pretty good price for their own remodeling projects. Third, your donation is tax-deductible. And last, the money the store makes goes to the local Habitat for Humanity affiliate to build affordable homes for families in La Plata County.

Here are some of the items we carry:
• kitchen cabinets
• lighting and electrical supplies
• doors and windows
• hardware
• tile
• lumber and sheet goods
• plumbing fixtures and supplies
• appliances
• furniture
If you’re doing a remodel and have some of these items in good shape, please consider us. Or, if you’ve decided to do some spring cleaning in your storage shed, we’ll be glad to take things off your hands. Call us at 382-9931 for a pick-up or stop by the store at 30th Street and Main Avenue. You’re also welcome to drop your donations off at the store during regular hours - Monday through Friday 10 am to 5 pm and Saturday 10 am to 3 pm.

Some Interesting Items for Sale
The Habitat Home Supply Store has several items available that might interest you for your own remodel or new construction projects:

Trusses. Donor has 10 regular trusses and one drop truss. The trusses have a 24’ span, 6:12 pitch, with 24” tails. 60 pound snow load. Engineering specs available. These trusses are a couple of years old but have never been installed. They’ve been stored off the ground and covered and are in excellent shape. They’re at the donor’s home, so you’ll have to move them from there. Donor paid $1500. ($750)