Action Lawn and Tree Service merges with Weller Brothers Landscaping

Action Lawn and Tree Service has merged with Weller Brothers Landscaping. The merger will allow the company to provide more services.
The two companies merged in October and will provide residential and commercial landscape design and maintenance services.
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Action Lawn and Tree Service, Sioux Falls, South Dakota, has merged with Weller Brothers Landscaping.

According to Ryan Myott, owner of Action Lawn and Tree Service, the merger will allow the company to continue providing the same high level of service.

“Our Action Lawn and Tree Service customers will continue to receive the same quality services from the same team,” says Myott. “Now, with Weller Brothers, we will be the one-stop-shop for the best outdoor living experience in Sioux Falls.”

Weller Brothers Landscaping, which employs more than 100, recently opened a new facility in Rochester, Minnesota. Cole Weller, president and CEO of Weller Brothers Landscaping, says the merger will allow the company to offer even more services.

“We are very excited about this merger,” says Weller. “With the addition of Ryan and his team, we are able to expand our services to include enhanced pest control, and a full scope of tree healthcare, pruning, and removal services. This aligns perfectly with our commitment to offering our customers a full scope of the highest quality lawn and landscape maintenance services in the Midwest.”

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