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Emergency Tree Removal in Boise, ID
If a tree is on your roof, a split trunk is leaning toward the bedroom or a limb has you blocked in, call us for emergency tree removal. We pick up any time, day or night, and the first thing we do is sort out what has to happen tonight and what can wait for daylight.
- Open 24/7
- Free estimates
- Cleanup agreed up front
Stay at least 10 feet away, keep others back and call Idaho Power. Call 911 if anyone is hurt or in danger. We can help once the line is safe.
Right service?
Is it an emergency?
Call right away if:
- A tree or large limb is on the house, garage or a car
- A trunk has split or cracked and the tree could finish falling
- A broken limb is hanging in the canopy over a door, driveway or play area
- A fallen tree blocks your driveway or the only way in or out
- A tree is newly leaning with roots or soil lifting
Probably not an emergency
- A few branches on the lawn, a small limb on the fence, tree still upright→ A planned visit is fine
- A street tree fell on the street or sidewalk→ Boise Community Forestry handles public trees
- You want to check a tree after the storm passes→ A tree health check
What you get
What we do on an emergency call
- Call any time, day or night
- Help deciding what’s urgent and what can wait until daylight
- Making the site safe: hanging limbs and trunks under tension cut down under control
- Lifting weight off the roof or car carefully to avoid extra damage
- Clearing access to doors and driveways
- Follow-up removal, cleanup and stump work scheduled once it’s safe
What we leave to others
- Roof, fence or car repairs (we focus on the tree)
- Work on anything touching a power line before Idaho Power has made it safe
Good to know in Boise
Before we get there
Keep everyone clear of the tree, and if a branch touches a wire, stay 10 feet back and call Idaho Power, or 911 if anyone is hurt. The rest of the checklist is in our guide to a tree on the house.
Pricing
What affects the cost
Emergency work is priced like any removal, plus the extra time a loaded or broken tree takes. A trunk lying on the roof, limbs hung up in the canopy, night work and bad weather all add time. Cleanup and the stump are usually quoted once things settle.
FAQ
Emergency questions
Do you really answer at night?
Yes. Nights, weekends and holidays. Call (208) 504-3056.
Will my insurance pay for this?
It depends on your policy and what the tree hit. Our insurance guide covers the usual questions, but your insurer has the final word.
Can a tree resting on another tree wait?
Not for long. A tree hung up in another tree is one of the most dangerous situations in tree work. Keep everyone clear and call us; don’t try to pull it down.
Keep reading
After the storm
Guide
Storm-damaged tree in Boise: what can wait and what can be saved
Which storm-damaged trees can wait, which can be saved, and who handles street trees.
Read moreGuide
A tree fell on your house in Boise: what to do first
First hour steps, power lines, photos and emergency removal.
Read moreGuide
Does insurance cover a fallen tree in Idaho?
What policies often cover, and how to document a claim.
Read moreNeighborhoods we serve
We take emergency calls from every Boise neighborhood:
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Tree down right now?
Call us day or night. Stay clear of the tree and any wires until help arrives.