Augusta Training Shop Inc

4.2

Community Service/Non-Profit
Augusta, GA

About this business

Community & Social Services Community Service/Non-Profit

Location details

1704 Franklin Lane, Augusta, GA, 30904, United States

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Weekday	Schedule	Status
Mon	8:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.
Tue	8:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.
Wed	8:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.
Thu	8:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.
Fri	8:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.
Sat	Closed
Sun	Closed

4.226 reviews

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Jordin H

a month ago

I had the opportunity to volunteer with this amazing company over the summer. The employees were welcoming, helpful, and provided guidance and support for whatever task needed to be done. The shop has a wide range of specialties from furniture repair to gifts and items handcrafted in the shop. The customer service, and items available online and in the shop showcase the employees' creative skill sets. Everyone here works diligently to produce high-quality projects and repairs and is passionate about their work. ATS has such ... read more

Keith Watson

5 months ago

Wow what a five star experience I have had with Augusta Training Shop INC, as they have restored several valued family furniture pieces for me so far. I have a great deal of trust of all the staff to handle these valued pieces, and that they provide a fair price. The volunteers have great restoration skills and the management coordinates everything, including providing updates on the status of your project they are completing. The assistants are so helpful in unloading and loading up the furniture, and if you are not careful... read more

Dianne Thomas

5 months ago

I’m very satisfied with the results of the table refurbished at the shop. The friendliness of the hard-working staff reveals LOVE in their lovely products. I am a satisfied customer.

Kathryn Potter

6 months ago

The best shop! Love supporting local- great place to find unique gifts. Provides a sense of purpose and community to the artisans.

Deirdre

7 months ago

MASSIVELY over-priced. The cost of partially refinishing a plain wooden trunk (35"×19") and a small (49"×35"), very plain chest of drawers was $945. I, also, received a quote from Devan for painting an unfinished Amish trash bin for ovet $400. Other local professional shops gave estimates of $80 to $95. I like to support good causes and am willing to pay somewhat more to do so. However, being charged fairly / ethically is, also, important. The feeling of being taken advantage of is not a good one.