Tree Removal
Hazardous, dying or badly placed trees taken down in controlled sections — with rigging, mats and protection so nothing on your property pays the price.
Tree removal details
Family-owned since 2019 and led by an ISA Certified Arborist. Removals, trimming, stump grinding, fire mitigation and 24/7 storm response — done safely, cleaned up completely, quoted for free.
Residential and commercial. One crew, one point of contact, and a property that looks better when we leave than when we arrived.
Hazardous, dying or badly placed trees taken down in controlled sections — with rigging, mats and protection so nothing on your property pays the price.
Tree removal detailsStructural pruning, deadwood removal, weight reduction, roof and driveway clearance — cut to ANSI standards so the tree heals instead of just getting smaller.
Trimming & pruning detailsWe grind the stump and surface roots below grade, haul or backfill the chips, and hand you back a spot you can actually plant, sod or build on.
Stump grinding detailsDefensible space work for foothills and rural Ada County lots: ladder fuels, brush, dead limbs and combustible material cleared back from your structures.
Fire mitigation detailsWind events don’t keep business hours. Downed trees, split leaders, limbs on roofs and power-line clearance — with documentation your insurer can use.
Emergency service detailsArborist assessment for trees you’re unsure about — decay, root issues, pests, storm risk — plus cabling, bracing and invasive species work.
See all servicesRyker Tapson started Tapson’s in 2019 because Treasure Valley homeowners kept getting the same two options: a national outfit with national pricing, or a truck and a chainsaw with no insurance behind it. We built the third option.
Call, text or send the form. Photos help — a lot of jobs we can scope from a picture.
We walk the property, flag the real risks, and give you a written price with no pressure.
Scheduled window, proper rigging and protection, and your property treated like ours.
Debris hauled, ground raked, chips handled. You approve before we pull off the curb.
Based at 10832 W Edna St in Boise and working across Ada and Canyon County. If you’re close to the list below, just ask.
Treasure Valley homeowners found us the same way you did — and then told their neighbors.
“They were amazing. Very professional with good communication. They were cautious of the house and fence line, taking down some Russian olive trees. Which the backyard was taken over by those trees. They were quick and efficient and a nice cleanup job after they were complete. The pricing was very reasonable would definitely recommend them to any friends or family.”
“We had a large branch break but was somewhat still attached to our tall tree. Tapson’s was able to come within the hour, after hours, safely remove the branch while keeping the rest of the tree intact. They were mindful of the house and fence and thoughtfully planned how to safely remove the branch. They got all of the branches and chipped it. I’d recommend Tapson’s again and next time, they would be my first call.”
“The team showed up on time with all of the right equipment and safety gear to do the work. The work was tricky, the tree hung over a fence and my covered patio. They did a great job!”
It depends on height, species, lean, and what’s underneath it — a 30-foot elm in an open backyard and a 70-foot cottonwood over a garage are very different jobs. That’s why the estimate is free and in writing. Send a photo and we can usually give you a ballpark before we ever drive out.
Yes. We carry liability coverage and workers’ compensation, and we’re happy to send a certificate of insurance before we start. Always ask any tree company for this — if a crew gets hurt on an uninsured job, that can land on the homeowner.
We do. Storm work is a big part of what we do in the valley, and we keep a crew reachable 24/7 for downed trees, split leaders and limbs on structures. Call or text (208) 398-3217.
Yes, and it’s included unless you tell us otherwise. Debris is chipped and hauled, the ground gets raked, and we walk it with you before we leave. If you want the rounds kept for firewood or the chips left for mulch, just say so.
For most deciduous trees in the Treasure Valley, late winter through early spring — while the tree is dormant — gives the cleanest healing and the best structure. Dead, broken or hazardous limbs are the exception: those come out whenever we find them. Some species and disease pressures change the answer, which is what the arborist assessment is for.
Regularly. Property managers, HOAs, and commercial sites across Ada County — including scheduled maintenance cycles, hazard inspections and after-hours work so we’re not in the way of your tenants.
Tell us what you’re dealing with and we’ll tell you straight whether it needs work, whether it can wait, and what it costs.