Christmas Tree Delivery in South Pasadena

A city this close to the line will have a few addresses that tip over. Homes out on the east side toward San Marino, or down near the Alhambra border, can run a little past 10 miles, and anything past 10 is priced by quote instead of by tier. Those quotes come before you pay, the same as everything else.

That's why we look up the exact driving miles for each South Pasadena address instead of guessing from a map. Send your address with your order request and Dana will confirm the delivery price along with the tree photos, so you see the tree, the stand if you need one, and the delivery on one total. The full breakdown is on our pricing page.

Drop-off works well if you have a second person to help lift and a stand ready to go. We leave the tree at your door and you take it from there. If that sounds like more than you want to deal with, setup covers the rest: the tree comes inside, the floor gets covered, and the tree goes into the stand, gets straightened and watered, and the needles are swept up. Here's what setup includes.

If there are stairs or a tight path along the side of the house, mention it when you order; there's a small extra charge for those, always quoted before payment. Around Mission Street and Fair Oaks Avenue, where the apartments, shops and the Metro station are, also tell Dana where the van can pull over and if the building has an elevator.

Then think about what goes on it. A box of heavy heirloom ornaments calls for a Noble fir, whose stiff branches grow in open tiers with gaps between them, so every piece hangs clear. If you'd rather have a dense, bushy tree with soft needles and that sweet fir smell through the whole house, a Douglas fir is the one.

Our tree size guide covers measuring a room. Dana's photos give the height of every tree, so you can match one to the space before you pick a number.