Home Decor in Westover, WV

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  1. 77 Lawless Rd, Westover WV 26501

    4.9 Superb 177 reviews

    “Excellent experience from start to finish. The staff was friendly and the quality and selection of furniture was outstanding. Angela was extremely knowledgeable and helpful. I highly recommend Chuck’s Furniture for great items and exceptional customer service.”

  2. 1 Fairmor Dr #1, Westover WV 26501

    5 Superb 29 reviews

    “Chuck is an amazing asset to the small business community. He goes out of his way to make sure each individual is a happy customer before they walk out of his shop. His products smell wonderful, are super cute and they have that extra push that gives Penn and Company the upper hand! I no longer go anywhere else for any of my scenting needs. Be sure to check out his shop for every season, as he changes out both products and decorations! I love this place!”

  3. 6000 Nancy D Drive, Westover WV 26501

    4.5 Superb 205 reviews

    “Too religious, plays nonstop annoying music,classical Beethoven, Mozart or Hayden. Pick any classical music!!! Just not the religious annoying banjo tunes! Off tune singers and instruments! I always feel like im in a library about to be kicked out for being loud/me... not cool!”

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