Ramos Landscaping & Tree Service handles both new landscape design and established property maintenance across Oklahoma City, with particular strength in tree removal and trimming for properties in older residential areas where mature growth creates liability or shade management concerns.
The company operates as a full-service landscaper, meaning it handles both the planning side (hardscape and planting design) and the ongoing upkeep (mowing, seasonal cleanup, mulch renewal). The tree service component, however, is what sets it apart in a market where many OKC landscapers avoid heavy equipment work. Ramos removes trees, hauls debris, grinds stumps, and performs crown reduction and limb trimming on trees up to removal size. It works on residential properties and small commercial sites, not large corporate grounds or new development.
Ramos charges separately for design consultation, maintenance contracts, and one-time tree work. A landscape design consultation typically runs $150 to $300 depending on lot size and scope; you receive a plan and plant list but pay separately for installation. Monthly maintenance contracts (mowing, edging, mulch upkeep) start at around $200 to $250 for a typical OKC residential lot and run year-round, though winter rates may drop if leaf cleanup ends. Tree removal pricing is job-specific and quoted after an on-site inspection; a medium oak or elm (common in OKC) typically ranges $600 to $1,500 depending on proximity to structures, power lines, and debris access. Stump grinding adds $150 to $400. Ask about seasonal pricing for spring cleanup and fall leaf removal, as these often carry temporary rate adjustments.
Most independent OKC landscapers offer maintenance but subcontract tree work to specialists, adding markup and scheduling delays. Tiger Lawn & Landscape, another mid-size OKC operator, emphasizes maintenance contracts and spring cleanup but typically refers tree removal work elsewhere. Brickman, a national chain with an OKC presence, handles larger commercial properties and residential complexes but has higher minimums and less flexibility for single-property owners. The key difference: Ramos keeps tree work in-house, which means faster scheduling for removals and no middleman cost. Choose Ramos if you need both design and ongoing maintenance or have tree work as the priority; choose a maintenance-only outfit like Tiger if you prefer a lighter touch and already have a tree contractor.
Ramos works well for OKC homeowners in neighborhoods like Heritage Hills, Edgemere, or Skirvin with established trees that occasionally need removal or heavy pruning, and for anyone wanting a single point of contact for both design and upkeep. It's also practical for landlords managing multiple single-family rentals who want consistent monthly service. It's less suitable if you're seeking high-end ornamental design with rare specimen plants; Ramos focuses on functional, durable landscaping rather than luxury installations. It's also not the fit if you need only one-time emergency tree removal and plan to hire maintenance separately later, since the setup fee and initial consultation may not justify a single small job.
Contact Ramos by phone to describe your project. For maintenance, the crew schedules a walk-through to measure lot size, assess current conditions, and propose a contract start date and rate. For tree removal, an estimator visits to evaluate tree health, measure height and spread, check for obstacles, and note debris removal logistics. You'll receive a written quote within a few days. Once you sign, maintenance typically begins the following week; tree work is usually scheduled within two to four weeks depending on crew availability and season.
Ramos operates Monday through Friday, 7 a.m. to 5 p.m., with Saturday availability during peak spring and fall seasons. The company is based in Oklahoma City but serves the metro area and surrounding suburbs. Call or text for a quote; email inquiries may take longer to receive a response.
Ramos fills a practical role in OKC's landscaping market by bundling design, maintenance, and tree work without requiring homeowners to juggle separate contractors.
