How Christmas Tree Delivery Works

Text us your address, the day you want the tree and whether you want it dropped off or set up inside. Dana sends photos of real, numbered trees from the lot with the type, height and price. You pick one, we confirm the total, you pay, and your tree gets tagged with your order number. Hanniel delivers it on your day. See every step.

Yes. Every tree Dana photographs has a number. The one you pick is tagged with your order number after payment and set aside in the holding area marked PAID. When Hanniel loads the van he matches every tag to its order, so tree #37 is the tree that shows up.

Yes. Fill out the order form or call us. Texting is just the easiest way to get photos back and forth, so most orders end up there anyway.

Earlier is better. The first weeks of the season have the most trees to choose from, and weekends in early December are the first delivery days to fill up. We hold your tree once it's paid, so ordering early doesn't mean it sits in your living room early. More on timing.

Ask us. Text your address and the day you want, and we'll tell you the soonest open delivery window on the route. Early December weekends book up first, so the sooner you ask, the more days you can choose from.

After Dana confirms everything: your tree, address, setup choice, stand, any stairs or access notes, the full total and your delivery window. You pay once that's all agreed. Nothing is charged before you know the final number.

Some do. We're a delivery service working from a partner tree lot in Glendale: Dana photographs the trees there, you pick yours by number, and Hanniel brings it to your door or sets it up inside.