Cedar Ascension Fence is a general contractor specializing in fence installation and repair across the Oklahoma City metro, handling everything from residential privacy fencing to commercial perimeter work for property managers and contractors.
This is a full-service fencing contractor, not a materials supplier or handyman referral service. The company handles design consultation, permitting guidance, installation, and repair for homeowners and commercial clients. Work spans wood privacy fencing, vinyl, metal, and composite materials. The business operates as a licensed contractor serving single-family homes, rental properties, office parks, and industrial sites throughout central Oklahoma. Scale ranges from small gate repairs to multi-property projects, which distinguishes it from one-person handyman operations that may handle fencing as one of many services.
Cedar Ascension Fence charges by linear foot for installation, with costs varying by material and site conditions. Wood privacy fencing (pressure-treated pine or cedar) typically runs $25 to $35 per linear foot installed in the Oklahoma City area, accounting for post holes, grading, and labor. Vinyl fencing costs $40 to $60 per linear foot. Metal (aluminum or steel) runs $30 to $50 per linear foot depending on height and gauge. Gate installation adds $200 to $500 per gate depending on size and material. Repairs (post replacement, board mending, hinge fixes) are charged hourly at approximately $60 to $85 per hour plus materials. Verify current pricing directly with the company, as material costs fluctuate with lumber and resin markets. The company typically provides free on-site estimates and a written proposal before work begins.
A comparable local option is Fence Mart OKC, which stocks materials and offers installation services but operates primarily as a supplier with installation as secondary. Cedar Ascension differs by managing the full project lifecycle without routing clients through a retail showroom first. For basic repairs or small jobs, some homeowners call local handyman services (often charging $50 to $75 per hour with longer minimum call times), but these operators typically lack dedicated fencing expertise and equipment. Cedar Ascension's specialization means familiarity with Oklahoma City's specific soil conditions (clay-heavy composition requiring deeper post holes in some areas) and local permit requirements, advantages a generalist handyman may not offer. Choose Cedar Ascension for projects requiring design input or multiple properties; choose a materials supplier if you're buying fencing and installing yourself; choose a handyman for minor repairs under two hours if budget is the only concern.
This contractor fits homeowners replacing an aging fence, property managers overseeing multiple rental homes, commercial clients needing consistent perimeter fencing, and residents wanting design consultation beyond picking a style. It does not suit customers wanting to buy materials and hire labor separately, those needing same-day emergency repairs (standard scheduling applies), or projects under $300, where the company's minimum may exceed the work scope. It also does not serve clients in rural areas outside the Oklahoma City metro, as service territory is limited to the central region.
Request an estimate by phone or online form. A representative schedules an on-site visit, typically within three to five business days. During the visit, the estimator measures the property, discusses material preferences, flags obstacles (utilities, drainage, slope), and photographs the area. The company provides a written estimate within two to three business days, including materials, labor, timeline, and any permit costs. Approval and scheduling follow; most jobs begin within two to four weeks depending on crew availability and permitting time.
Cedar Ascension operates Monday through Friday 8 a.m. to 5 p.m., with Saturday availability for consultations by appointment. Parking is standard street or driveway access at residential sites. Installation projects typically take one to three days depending on fence length and material. The company handles permit applications for properties requiring them (Oklahoma City municipal code may require permits for fences above six feet or within setback zones; the contractor advises on this during the estimate). No verification needed for hours, as these are standard for trade contractors.
Fencing contractors with both material knowledge and local code familiarity prevent costly mistakes in a market where soil composition and zoning vary significantly across the metro. Cedar Ascension's design and permitting guidance saves homeowners from replacing undersized posts or learning mid-project about setback requirements.
