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Tree service across Sioux Falls and the towns around it

Sioux Falls is home base: the Cathedral District and downtown, McKennan Park and All Saints, the north side where the beetle was found first, and the south side where the storms keep landing. From there we cover Brandon, Harrisburg, Tea, Hartford, Dell Rapids, Canton, Lennox, Crooks and Renner.

The Big Sioux River pouring over pink Sioux quartzite at Falls Park with cottonwoods and ash along the banks

Sioux Falls neighborhoods

Every part of the city: the Cathedral Historic District, the first in South Dakota on the National Register, with its quartzite curbs and old street trees; the canopy around McKennan Park and All Saints; the north side near the airport, where emerald ash borer was first found in 2018; and the south side from 41st Street to 85th, where three tornadoes touched down in 2019.

  • Cathedral District
  • Downtown
  • Falls Park
  • McKennan Park
  • All Saints
  • Whittier
  • Augustana area
  • North side & airport
  • 41st Street
  • Western Avenue
  • 69th Street
  • 85th Street

Areas and towns we serve

Arborist in a bucket truck cutting the dying crown of a large green ash over a boulevard on an older Sioux Falls street

Cathedral District

Old trees over Victorian houses, quartzite curbs, tight lots and boulevard permits.

Cathedral District →
Arborist pruning the lower limbs of a linden to clear the sidewalk and street on a Sioux Falls boulevard

McKennan Park & All Saints

Full canopy, Project TRIM letters and boulevard ash to treat or let go.

McKennan Park →
Crew taking down a dead ash tree with bark stripped by woodpeckers beside a two-story home in Sioux Falls

North Sioux Falls

Where the beetle was found first, in 2018. Many ash here are past saving.

North Sioux Falls →
Tree crew cutting a large broken limb that fell on a house roof after a summer windstorm in Sioux Falls

South Sioux Falls

The 2019 tornadoes, the 2026 windstorm, spruce rows and 16-foot clearances.

South Sioux Falls →
Climber roping down a section of silver maple trunk over a fenced backyard in Sioux Falls

Brandon

EAB confirmed and storm damage in July 2026.

Brandon →
Crew feeding storm-downed branches into a chipper on a tree-lined Sioux Falls street after a derecho

Harrisburg

Fast growth, young trees and 81 mph winds in July 2026.

Harrisburg →
Close-up of S-shaped emerald ash borer larval galleries under peeled ash bark with a D-shaped exit hole

Tea

EAB found in 2024, and the metro's highest wind report in 2026.

Tea →
Stump grinder working a large ash stump down below grade in a South Dakota front yard

Hartford

EAB confirmed, the 2022 derecho and the landfill next door.

Hartford →
Large American elm and bur oak canopy shading an older home and lawn in Sioux Falls

Dell Rapids

Up the Big Sioux, inside the quarantine: the time to decide about ash.

Dell Rapids →
Crane lifting a large cottonwood trunk section over the roof of a house on a tight Sioux Falls lot

Canton

The county seat: EAB confirmed and trees down in July 2026.

Canton →
Applicator trunk-injecting a healthy ash tree near its base with a row of small injection ports in a South Dakota yard

Lennox

EAB found in 2024, early in the clock.

Lennox →
Row of Colorado spruce in a windbreak with dead brown lower branches from Cytospora canker on a South Dakota acreage

Crooks & Renner

Acreages, windbreaks and ash north of the city.

Crooks & Renner →
Not on the list? If you're elsewhere in Minnehaha or Lincoln County, from Baltic and Colton to Worthing and Valley Springs, call and ask. We'll tell you straight whether we can get there.

An ash in the yard, or a letter from the City?

Free on-site estimate, a written price, a straight answer on treat-or-remove, work timed around the ash season, and 24/7 storm response across Sioux Falls and the towns around it.

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