Arborists and roofers for storm damage.
In Sioux Falls, who clears a fallen tree depends on where it landed. The city forestry team handles fallen trees and debris in the public right of way, which includes the area in and between the street and sidewalk, but it will not remove trees from private property unless the tree fell from public land. After the severe weather of July 25, 2026, the city opened branch drop sites and said homeowners and property owners are responsible for removing and disposing of trees and limbs on private property. For you, that means a tree in your yard is your job to arrange. Before you hire, ask whether the crew carries insurance, who hauls away the wood and limbs, and whether the quote covers clean-up as well as cutting. If the tree sits near the street or sidewalk, check with the city first, since that strip may fall to forestry rather than to a private crew. Ask for the scope of work in writing, including any roof repairs after the storm.
Since 2006, it removes trees, trims branches and grinds stumps, answering emergency calls around the clock, seven days a week. Fallen trees and debris are cleared across Sioux Falls, Harrisburg, Hartford and Brandon.
Over 15 years in Sioux Falls, the company runs a 65 ft bucket truck and a stump grinder for tree removal, trimming and stump removal, and it is open 24 hours a day.
Shelter belt clearing sets this firm apart, covering farm windbreaks and tree rows, alongside stump grinding and complete tree removal, with emergency service offered.
Established in 2017, the firm does pruning, trimming and tree removal in Sioux Falls, and it offers storm clean-up.
Open around the clock, every day, the firm handles emergency tree work after storms, plus hazard tree assessment, pruning and stump grinding.
Emergency service is offered alongside tree removal in Sioux Falls, including storm-damaged trees, with hazard tree assessment and pruning among its jobs.
Family-owned, it removes trees and stumps and trims branches, giving onsite estimates across Sioux Falls, Harrisburg, Hartford, Brandon and Tea.
For 12 years, the company has removed trees with a remote-control grapple saw crane and offers ash borer treatments in Sioux Falls.
Working in Sioux Falls since 1996, the firm offers emergency tree work, stump grinding and shrub trimming, and it uses a 92 ft grapple saw boom for high removals.
A landscaper in Sioux Falls that also does tree removal, pruning and stump grinding. It offers snow clearance and is open weekday evenings.
Serving residential and commercial properties in Sioux Falls, the firm gives free estimates for tree removal and trimming.
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The National Weather Service lists Sioux Falls's greatest seasonal snowfall as 94.7 inches in 1968/69. Its greatest calendar-year snowfall was 78.2 inches in 1983, and its maximum snow depth was 34 inches.
National Weather Service Sioux Falls (source, opens in a new tab)
Storms on the night of July 28, 2025 brought winds exceeding 65 miles per hour and caused outages for 6,400 customers in South Dakota. By the afternoon of July 29, crews had restored service to more than 5,400 of them.
For a tree near power lines, call your utility first: only a utility-certified arborist should work within 3 m of the wires.
Ask which permits the job needs and who will get them; your municipal building department can tell you before work starts.
Ask about liability insurance and workers’ compensation cover before anyone works on your roof or property.
It depends on the location. The city forestry team clears fallen trees and debris in the public right of way, including the area in and between the street and sidewalk. A tree on private property is generally yours to deal with, unless it fell from public land. City of Sioux Falls (source, opens in a new tab)
After the July 2026 storm, the city said homeowners and property owners are responsible for removing and disposing of trees and limbs that fall on private property. The city opened branch drop sites for that storm, so check whether any are currently open before you hire a hauler. City of Sioux Falls (source, opens in a new tab)
A written quote should name the trees or limbs to be cut, say whether stump work is included, and state who hauls away the wood and debris. Ask for proof of insurance and a start date, and confirm whether damage repair, such as roof work, is covered or priced separately.
Get at least two written quotes covering the same scope, so you compare like with like. Check what each includes, such as cutting, clean-up, hauling and any roof repair. Be careful with anyone who demands payment up front or pressures you to decide on the spot.