Home Decor in Santee, CA

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  1. 10051 Prospect Ave Store A, Santee CA 92071

    5 Superb 7 reviews

    “Wonderful experience working with Getano. True professional who loves what he does. I had to difficult project to repair counter top and Getano did an excellent job - thank you so much! Height recommend if you are looking for quality work.,”

  2. 9824 Mission Gorge Rd E, Santee CA 92071

    3.9 Good 107 reviews

    “Brian was so knowledgeable and friendly! He spent a lot of time with us to ensure we got just what we needed. Our new sleep number will be arriving soon and we can’t wait!”

  3. 270 Town Center Parkway, Santee CA 92071

    3.6 Good 186 reviews

    “I don't like having to wait in line to check out for more than a couple minutes. There needs to be more employees cross trained on the register so when they get backed up then someone can leave their department for a few minutes to run a register until the line shortens. This store has even longer lines during Christmas season... I used to find good deals on clearance items of things marked down. But now there isn't good sales, most the time the sale is only a dollar or two less than original price I noticed clothing , mainly shirts, on the racks that are trash and should have never been put out for sale. The clothes were damaged to far to be worn with holes, stains, stretched out. I do like the more products that are in the food isle Noe”

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