Christmas Tree Delivery for Tustin and North Tustin
From 1880s houses near Main Street to newer streets at Tustin Legacy and the foothills of North Tustin, we carry the tree in, stand it up and fetch it again in January.
Tustin's nickname is the City of Trees, and some of the homes and buildings on Main Street and El Camino Real in Old Town date back to the 1880s. Newer neighborhoods have filled in Tustin Ranch and Tustin Legacy since then, and up in the foothills, unincorporated North Tustin takes in Lemon Heights and Cowan Heights. Christmas tree delivery in Tustin covers all of it, city and county alike.
Settle on Noble Fir or Fraser Fir first, then on height, $465 for 6 ft or $589 for 8 ft, and pick your delivery date. The crew, typically a pair, brings the fresh Christmas tree indoors, fits it into a loaned stand, checks that it stands true and tidies up. Decorating is all yours, and the January pickup is already part of the price.
Neighborhoods
Neighborhoods we cover, city and county
Old Town Tustin
Queen Anne Victorians, Craftsman bungalows and Spanish colonial revival homes near Main Street. Older layouts can mean porch steps and tight turns, so note narrow doors.
Tustin Ranch
Irvine Company neighborhoods wrapped around the Tustin Ranch Golf Course, with everything from estates to apartments. If yours is gated, add us to the guest list.
Tustin Legacy
Newer homes on the former Marine Corps Air Station, in view of the blimp hangar that still stands. Houses, townhomes and apartments mix here, so tell us your floor.
North Tustin
Unincorporated county land, once listed by the Census as Tustin Foothills. Mailing addresses may say Santa Ana or Tustin, and either works at checkout.
Lemon Heights
A foothill community on sloped streets inside North Tustin. Mention the driveway, any steps and where a truck can pull over.
Cowan Heights
Another foothill community in the unincorporated area. If you're on a private road or a shared driveway, or behind a gate, add clear directions to your notes.
Christmas tree delivery in Tustin, from porch steps to foothill drives
Old Town doorways and porches
Old Town's older homes were built long before wide entries and open floor plans. Measure the front door and the turn into the room where the tree will go, and note porch steps, a screen door or a narrow hall. Ceilings in older houses can run taller than you'd guess, and a 10 ft ceiling is the right height for our 8 ft tree.
Gated streets and HOA rules
If your Tustin Ranch or Tustin Legacy neighborhood has a gate, add TreeDrop to the gate list for delivery day and once more for the January visit. Include gate codes, guard instructions and any rules about where trucks can stop. In a townhome or condo, say which floor the living room is on and how many stairs lead to it.
Foothill driveways in North Tustin
In Lemon Heights and Cowan Heights, the walk from the street can be long, steep or both. Describe the driveway, any steps and a safe place for a truck to stop, and the crew will handle the carry and the setup. If the carry is unusual, you'll know about any added cost before you pay.
The local season
The city tree lighting and when to schedule your delivery
This year the city's Tustin Christmas Tree Lighting and Holiday Stroll is set for Friday, December 4, from 6 to 8:30 pm in Old Town, at El Camino Real and 3rd Street. The Dreamers Market opens at 5 pm, and the information booth collects new, unwrapped toys and new youth pajamas for kids in need.
To have your own tree decorated before the stroll, book a date during the week after Thanksgiving. That leaves a full weekend for lights and ornaments, and you can head down to Old Town knowing the living room is done.
Trees and prices
Christmas tree prices in Tustin
Same two trees and the same prices everywhere on our route. Stand, setup and January pickup included.
the classic
Fraser Fir
Abies fraseri
The classic Christmas tree look, with a great smell.
Noble or Fraser, 6 ft or 8 ft. About two minutes online.
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Delivery day
We deliver and set it up
Carried in, set straight in a sturdy stand, swept up after.
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All season
You decorate
Lights, ornaments, the star on top. The fun part is yours.
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January
We pick it up in January
Decorations off, and the tree and our stand leave with us.
January
January Christmas tree pickup on both sides of the city line
Pickup is included for city and county addresses alike. Once the January pickup window opens, the crew is back for the bare tree, takes it out with the stand and deals with disposal, or with green waste recycling if the facility accepts it. Every hook and strand of lights needs to come off beforehand. If a gate or a steep foothill driveway needed notes in December, add them again, and look over our January pickup details.
Yes. The whole unincorporated area, Lemon Heights and Cowan Heights included, is on our route even though it's county land outside the city. Your mailing address might read Santa Ana or Tustin, and either is fine. Enter your street address and ZIP, 92705 or 92780, at checkout, then add notes about the driveway or gate.
Will a tree fit through the door of an older Old Town house?
Usually, yes. Measure your front door and the path to where the tree will go, and tell us about porch steps or tight corners in your notes. In a small front room, the 6 ft tree is easier to bring in and leaves more space around it for presents.
Can you bring the tree up to a Tustin Legacy townhome living room?
Yes, as long as we know about the stairs. Add your unit, which floor the living room is on and how many steps lead there. The crew takes the tree up, seats it in the stand, lines it up straight and sweeps up on the way out. A climb that's out of the ordinary may add a charge, shown to you before checkout.
Do you also deliver in Irvine, just south of Tustin Ranch?
Yes. Irvine is on our route, and the details are on the Irvine Christmas tree delivery page. A 6 ft fir costs $465 and an 8 ft fir $589 wherever you are, plus tax, with the stand, the setup and January's pickup folded in.