I have always dreaded our annual Christmas tree outing, as my wife's meticulous nature leads her to…read morescrutinize every tree on the lot before we can decide. In contrast, I am willing to settle for the first decent tree we find. This year, same as the last few years, we visited Bruce's Tree lot on Bushard and Garfield, and my wife was surprisingly satisfied with the fourth tree we looked at. I think we made an excellent choice. Additionally, the process of getting the tree home on our Tesla was effortless, thanks to Peter's help in securing the tree to our car. If you are in the HB/FV area, I recommend visiting Bruce's Tree's, maybe you'll get lucky and be in and out in 30 minutes like us this time. Let's not talk about that one year we spent a whole afternoon and 4 different tree lots to find "the one"

Good prices, good service, good trees, no nonsense! Helpful in loading the tree into our car and…read moregave us some tips to keep the tree healthy.

We get our Christmas Tree here every year. The staff are always really friendly and helpful, and…read morethe trees are fresh from Oregon.

Best tress and service always!! Getting my trees from this Amazing family for over 30 years!!read more

This is THE Christmas tree lot to visit in Costa Mesa…read more Absolutely fantastic tree selection, and the service from the Treekeepers is second to none. Pricing is excellent, and is competitive to any high quality tree lot in the area, but the service puts it over the top. Catrina and Caden helped my family and I select the tree, and they tied it to my SUV. If you're looking for the perfect tree, look no further than Noonan's!!

*This review is only for the customer service*…read more I was originally going to go to a different place but they weren't selling trees yet as the lot was empty. I was scrolling around yelp again and I actually found Noonan's Christmas Tree's near by and gave them a call. I was a little bit early and they actually told me that they'd have the tree's by next week and would give me a call. I gave them my phone number and I actually got a call back from them telling me that they just received the tree's. I was absolutely amazed and I am grateful for the service. WORLD CLASS!

Trees are okay. A bit over priced if you ask me. Definitely not trees for less as per the name. I…read morewas looking it up to try to get a tree for less but didn't turn out that way. And the tree we got doesn't even make the house smell Christmas y. So not sure might be some better places out there.

From the owner: Special live Grand Firs from Oregon with roots for $29 read more

I still come to this Home Depot location. I have not needed to purchase anything lately. I stopped…read morein here over the weekend to purchase some paint. I am repainting one of the bedrooms inside my home. So, that should be a good deal. Service is good here. No problems with prices of what I spend for my home.

Purchased condo one month after previous homeowners had floor done. Home Depot will not honor…read morewarranty as I'm not original homeowner. Floor in level and moves half an inch up and down throughout unit. CEO Ted Decker did not respond either. He was sent letter via certified mail.

Purchased an 11ft tree and paid to have it delivered as well. They errantly put a base that is…read morerated for an 8ft tree. The tree crashed down after we decorated, destroying hundreds of dollars of glass heirloom decorations we put on it. When we went back to the lot to inform them, their only offer was to give us the larger base they should have put on in the first place. Worst customer service experience I've ever had. We will never purchase a tree from this lot again.

Now called Christmas Tree House in the Red and White Tent next to CVS and Baja Fish Tacos…read more The trees are in great condition but they are EXPENSIVE! 6-7ft tree was $145. It was my fault for not checking the prices before committing to getting the tree. I was in a hurry. Home Depot is less than half the price but won't last as long and they don't look as fresh. If price isn't your biggest concern, you'll probably get a good healthy tree. If you want it much cheaper, try somewhere else.

The service was ABSOLUTELY amazing! Al, one of the workers informed us more about the pumpkin patch…read morein which my friends and I were going to for the fall season before Halloween! It's free to attend to and the value for the tickets are pretty affordable! The selection of pumpkins were a HUGE variety and I loved the little photo opportunities I got with friends!

First time stopping by this event and we were all pleasantly surprised. I absolutely HATE going to…read morebig wig pumpkin city as its always packed and overpriced. I have been looking for other options when I came across a social media post for the fairground. We visited on a saturday night (6.30-7.30pm), paid $12 for parking and 40 tickets for $50. Kids (and teens) enjoyed the petting zoo, maze and bounce houses. It was quite busy, but did not feel crowded at all, tons of parking and no lines. Lots of cute picture spots, different sized pumpkins, food options and activities for the kids. We did not come to buy any pumpkins and didnt even look at the prices. I also looked at the ticket prices and some pictures before going so we kinda knew what to expect. Size of lot was over our expectations for sure and prices for activities very comparable to any other similar place (1-3 tickets/activity).

We had the most wonderful experience in the paint department on Friday evening…read more We have a large building in need of painting - trim and doors, with some stucco patching & painting thrown in. We had a paint chip from the stucco & wanted to get a sample mixed that we could test before committing to a gallon. Mac stepped in, said he could do it, & to swing back by in 10-15 minutes. We wandered the store, picking up other supplies for our project & then came back to make decisions about rollers. Mac came over & spent 10 minutes sharing his knowledge on paint viscosity, roller thicknesses, paint application & it was all done with kindness & making certain we understood. I call customer service like this the "Nordstrom" approach, where sharing thoughts can be done without arrogance or talking down to the customer. Mac was definitely going above & beyond with us BUT it's obvious that he treats all customers like that. Lowe's - you've got a great employee in the paint department. Thanks to Mac for your insight on our plight!!

I've had multiple bad experiences at this Lowe's, but an incident from about two weeks ago finally…read morepushed me to leave a review. A few months ago, there was an employee working self-checkout who seemed completely opposed to the concept of self-checkout. Instead of letting customers scan and pay for their own items, he insisted on doing it himself, argued with customers for no apparent reason, and turned what should have been a two-minute transaction into a frustrating ordeal. Then came the recent trip to the garden center. The only employee around was the cashier. We asked where the flower bulbs were, and her response was essentially, "I'm just a cashier, I don't know." Now, I don't expect every employee to know the exact location of every product in the store, but if you're working in the garden center, flower bulbs are about as basic as it gets. At the very least, I expected an attempt to help. Instead, we got a shrug. It somehow got worse at checkout. We asked whether some bulbs that had already started sprouting qualified for a discount. Rather than checking with a supervisor, calling someone from the department, or making any effort whatsoever to find an answer, she basically said she wanted no part of the conversation and left it at that. She then proceeded to miscount multiple items, turning a simple checkout into an unnecessarily long process. The best part came at the end, when she asked what flower bulbs even were and whether they're basically plants you buy instead of a full plant. After spending the entire interaction working in the garden center, it was honestly surreal. I shop at Lowe's often, which is why this is so disappointing. I don't expect employees to be walking encyclopedias, but I do expect basic competence, basic customer service, and at least a minimal effort to help customers. Unfortunately, those standards seem to be optional at this location.

Don't come here. Not only will you overpay for trees but if you want to pay with a credit card they…read morecharge you an additional 3%. This fee should be on them, the merchant not you, the customer. Don't gouge your customers with your business fees..... Never coming back again

The Christmas trees here are pretty pricey ngl but they are so beautiful. I love that all the trees…read moreare not still bonded and how many there are. I had gone to Lowe's the day before and even though the tree were cheaper, they didn't look as nice as the ones at Pumpkin City. The customer service here was excellent! I got helped by a gentleman named Jeremy who was super helpful and very funny. He helped stand by a tree I was eyeing so I can go get my boyfriend to come and check it out, and while we were walking around he came and told me other people were also eyeing my tree lol. I couldn't pass it up and bought the tree I fell in love with. I got a 6-7 footer which cost $130, but with the tree stand and taxes, I paid about $180. Jeremy helped tie down the tree to the top of my car securely. I also bought a wreath here which cost $30 because it was so pretty. I am so excited for my first real Christmas tree and to decorate it!

Levi was absolutely fantastic today. I was shopping alone with my toddler and baby and needed…read moreseveral heavy bags of sand and soil loaded into my cart and vehicle. He helped gather materials, stayed with my cart while I checked out, assisted with loading everything into my car, and was incredibly patient and kind throughout the entire process. What could have been a difficult trip with two small children became easy because of Levi's help. He was friendly, professional, and genuinely cared about making sure I was taken care of. Outstanding customer service and a great representative of Home Depot. Thank you, Levi!

Once upon a time, if you wanted to duplicate keys at Home Depot, you had to ask a store associate…read moreto make them for you. Later, self-service kiosks were introduced, allowing you to have a machine create a key without an employee's help. In either case, you would pay for your purchase with the cashier. If the replicated key didn't work, you'd sort it out at the store's customer service desk. Today I learned that making a key at the self-service kiosk now isn't counted as a Home Depot sale. You have to pay for the service via the machine before the keys are made. And if they don't work, you'll need to resolve the issue by calling the 800 number posted on the machine. You can still have a store employee manually make a copy of your key, and it will count as a store purchase. This report doesn't pertain just to this specific Home Depot store, as I'm confident this new business arrangement applies to all Home Depot locations with this self-service machine.