Where We Work
All of Cascade County plus the neighboring stretches of Chouteau and Teton counties.
Where We Work
Electric City Tree Co. is based in Great Falls, Montana, where the Missouri drops over its five falls, the Sun River comes in at the west edge of town, and I-15, US-87, US-89 and MT-200 all meet. This county is where our truck is parked at night, not a name added to a list.
The trees are much the same wherever we go: boulevard ash and elm, cottonwood and willow on the two rivers, splitting Siberian elm and boxelder, and farmstead shelterbelts of Russian olive and caragana dying a tree at a time. The same winds and wet snows cross all of it; the February 2020 windstorm put trees down from Black Eagle to Vaughn.
Beyond the 20 towns below, we also reach Malmstrom Air Force Base on the east side of town and smaller spots like Floweree, Raynesford and Geyser. Every place gets the same crew, the same written estimate and the same central Montana price ranges.
Cascade County, 3.8 road miles, 10 minutes. The old smelter town across the Missouri, and our most frequent run.
Cascade County, 3.8 road miles, 12 minutes. Acreages on the dry bench southeast of town, mostly shelterbelt calls.
Cascade County, 12.4 road miles, 23 minutes. First of the Sand Coulee Creek coal camps, with tight lots and creek cottonwoods.
Cascade County, 12.7 road miles, 26 minutes. The camp that began as Giffen in 1881 and fed the smelters.
Cascade County, 12.9 road miles, 17 minutes. Missouri River town at I-15 exit 270, below First Peoples Buffalo Jump.
Cascade County, 13.8 road miles, 27 minutes. The smallest camp, where two creeks meet, home of the school that serves them all.
Cascade County, 15.3 road miles, 20 minutes. Sun River town at exit 290 and US-89; the start of our MT-200 run.
Cascade County, 16.4 road miles, 33 minutes. The highest coal camp, where the wet snow comes first.
Cascade County, 20.7 road miles, 25 minutes. Cole's home ground on Belt Creek, with Montana's first coal mine and its own town office.
Cascade County, 25.4 road miles, 34 minutes. The 1867 toll-bridge crossing on the Mullan Road, at US-89 and MT-200.
Cascade County, 26.0 road miles, 30 minutes. Incorporated river town on I-15 near Tower Rock, once called Dodge.
Teton County, 27.6 road miles, 33 minutes. Wheat-bench town at exit 302 and our first Teton County stop.
Cascade County, 28.1 road miles, 34 minutes. Irrigated Sun River valley community around the 1867 army post.
Chouteau County, 28.1 road miles, 35 minutes. US-87 hamlet with a free Missouri ferry, on the dry side of our territory.
Chouteau County, 32.5 road miles, 53 minutes. Creek-valley town under the Highwood Mountains; our slowest drive for the miles.
Cascade County, 35.0 road miles, 43 minutes. Irrigated valley town at the far end of our MT-200 run.
Teton County, 36.4 road miles, 39 minutes. Golden Triangle grain town at exit 313, incorporated in 1935.
Teton County, 36.7 road miles, 43 minutes. The Malting Barley Capital on US-89, five miles from Freezeout Lake.
Chouteau County seat, 42.2 road miles, 54 minutes. The old steamboat port and the lowest ground we work.
Cascade County, 44.8 road miles, 60 minutes. Old mining camp in the Belt Creek canyon; the farthest we go.
Road not listed? Call (406) 555-0119 and Tessa will tell you whether we come out.
Ask us by phone, or try the ZIP checker just below.
Type your town or ZIP, say Belt or 59405, and see whether the Electric City truck runs there.