Three Sons Landscaping

About Three Sons Landscaping

Where Rapid City meets Interstate 90 on the east edge of town, the business park lots sit wide open to the wind, and Three Sons Landscaping treats that stretch as its own weather system, since a storm that drops a modest inch downtown can drift twice that against the buildings out by the interchange. The crew plows those commercial lots and the driveways of the houses just behind them, working from the exposed edge inward so the worst drifting gets handled before it has a chance to blow back over a cleared lot. Salt goes down on loading docks and entrances first, then on the walkways behind them. Snow gets pushed to the downwind side of each lot, away from where trucks turn in off the highway, and hauled off once that pile gets too tall to keep growing. Three sets of hands, three routes running at once, is how the crew gets through the interchange and the neighborhoods behind it before the morning traffic off I-90 picks up. Coverage runs along Rapid City's eastern edge and into the business park itself.