About Tommy Gun's Original Barbershop
Tommy Gun's Original Barbershop is a Canadian-founded barbershop franchise that specializes in men's and boys' haircuts, shaves, beard grooming, and related grooming services. With more than 100 locations across Canada and internationally, the brand combines traditional barbershop services with a modern, lounge-style environment that often features TVs, arcade games, and retail shelves stocked with premium hair and beard care products. One of its Alberta locations operates in the Century Crossing shopping area of Spruce Grove, serving local residents with walk‑in and app-based check‑in services.([us.tommyguns.com](https://us.tommyguns.com/pages/barbershops/spruce-grove-century-crossing?utm_source=openai))
A charge labeled "TG - Spruce Grove" on a Visa statement is very likely from Tommy Gun's Original Barbershop at Century Crossing in Spruce Grove, Alberta. This could reflect payment for a haircut, beard trim, shave, grooming package, or the purchase of retail products such as styling pomades, shampoos, conditioners, or beard oils. Pricing varies by service type (adult, youth, kids, seniors, buzz cuts, etc.), and customers often pay in-store at the end of their visit; same‑day multiple charges can occur if separate product purchases are rung through apart from services.([us.tommyguns.com](https://us.tommyguns.com/pages/barbershops/spruce-grove-century-crossing?utm_source=openai))
To verify a charge, customers should first check their email or SMS receipts from their recent visit to Tommy Gun's, as well as any transaction history in the Tommy Gun's mobile app if they use it. If the charge is unclear, you can contact the Spruce Grove shop directly using the phone number listed on the Tommy Gun's Spruce Grove location page, or reach out via the main website's contact/support options. Be prepared with the last four digits of your card, the exact transaction date, and the amount so staff can look up the payment in their point‑of‑sale system. If you do not recognize the transaction after speaking with the shop, you should contact your card issuer to dispute or block the charge and request a new card number if fraud is suspected.