ASAP Tree & Fencing is a licensed tree removal and storm damage service operating across Oklahoma City and metro areas, specializing in emergency callouts for fallen limbs, disease assessment, and fence installation tied to property clearing. The business handles jobs from single-branch removal to full-tree takedown, with a stated focus on rapid response during severe weather events common to the region.
The company operates as a general arborist and removal contractor rather than a pure landscape maintenance shop. Core services include hazard tree assessment, limb removal, full-tree cutting, stump grinding, and hauling. Storm-related work is the spine of the business: Oklahoma City experiences spring severe weather that regularly drops branches into yards and across power lines, creating the urgent demand this company positions itself to fill. The fencing arm appears secondary, offering installation after tree removal clears property lines or creates new fence-line access.
The business is licensed and operates with insurance, which is non-negotiable for tree work in Oklahoma City, where liability exposure is high during storms and near structures.
Specific pricing is not published online, and tree removal quotes depend heavily on tree size, health, accessibility, and debris volume. For context: small to medium removals (trees under 40 feet, accessible location) in the Oklahoma City area typically range from $800 to $2,500; larger removals or those requiring crane access can exceed $5,000. ASAP Tree & Fencing does not appear to post rates, making a phone quote essential before committing.
Stump grinding, often bundled or quoted separately, runs $300 to $800 depending on stump diameter and root depth.
Emergency callouts during or immediately after severe weather are a selling point; many tree companies in Oklahoma City experience call backlogs during spring storm season lasting weeks. ASAP's name and positioning suggest availability outside standard business hours, though specific emergency pricing premiums are not transparent.
Oklahoma City has several established tree services. Upright Tree Care, also licensed and insured, maintains a larger crew and handles residential and commercial work; they publish rates on some services and tend to schedule 1 to 3 weeks out during peak season. Urban Forestry OKC emphasizes certified arborists and ISA credentials more explicitly, making them a better choice if you want documented expertise on preservation versus removal. Arbor Care handles removals and maintains a focus on health pruning and disease prevention.
Choose ASAP Tree & Fencing if your priority is rapid response during or immediately after a storm event and you are willing to call for a quote rather than compare posted rates. Choose Upright or Urban Forestry if you want to compare multiple contractors' pricing upfront or need scheduled, non-emergency work with a larger crew. ASAP suits homeowners in neighborhoods where storm damage happens frequently and waiting weeks is not an option.
ASAP works best for homeowners in older Oklahoma City neighborhoods (Mayfair, Heritage Hills, Nichols Hills, or near Bricktown) where mature trees overhang structures and power lines, or who have experienced recent storm damage and need immediate clearance. Rental property managers dealing with tenant complaints about hazardous branches also fit the profile.
The service is less ideal if you are planning routine tree maintenance months in advance, need a written estimate before calling, or want to interview multiple contractors side by side. It is also not the right call for pure landscaping work like planting, mulching, or ornamental pruning without removal.
Contact is likely by phone (website-to-quote turnaround is not documented). A crew will visit to assess the tree, measure height and spread, note obstacles like power lines or fences, and discuss stump removal. Quote generation happens after the site visit; if the job is storm-related and damage is visible, ASAP may prioritize the estimate. On smaller jobs, work can sometimes be scheduled within days. Larger projects require coordination around crew availability.
Expect the crew to ask whether you want stump grinding included, whether debris hauling is desired or if you will chip it yourself, and whether fencing work will follow. Payment terms are not specified; verify whether a deposit is required for large jobs.
Standard business hours are not prominently listed. The name "ASAP" suggests 24-hour emergency availability, particularly critical during Oklahoma City's severe weather season (March through June), but this should be confirmed by calling. Street address and service radius are not consistently detailed online; assume coverage of Oklahoma City proper and immediate suburbs. Parking for a crew vehicle is generally not an issue for residential jobs, as work happens in the yard rather than indoors.
ASAP Tree & Fencing fills a specific gap in Oklahoma City's tree service market: the emergency removal contractor that can mobilize fast when spring storms bring down the oaks and hackberries that define the city's older neighborhoods. If waiting is not an option, the value is clear; if timeline is flexible, comparing quotes across three contractors will likely save money.
