Serving the Greater Oklahoma City Metro

Building a new home in the Oklahoma City metro requires plan review and permits with the relevant jurisdiction — Oklahoma City for properties inside city limits, or the appropriate suburb (Yukon, Moore, Midwest City, Bethany, etc.) for properties outside. Plan review typically takes 4–8 weeks; total timeline from lot to keys generally runs 8–12 months depending on size, finishes, and weather.

Typical OKC metro custom home in our recent portfolio: 3,000–3,800 sq ft with vaulted great room, gourmet kitchen, covered outdoor living, and a 3-car garage. From lot acquisition through final walkthrough in 8–10 months.

Kitchen remodels in the OKC metro typically require permits for electrical (new outlets, dedicated circuits, under-cabinet lighting), plumbing (relocated sinks, dishwashers, ice makers), and gas (range or cooktop relocations). Permits go through the City of Oklahoma City or the appropriate suburban jurisdiction (Yukon, Moore, Midwest City, etc.). We handle all permitting and inspections.

Typical OKC metro kitchen remodel: 250–350 sq ft full renovation with custom shaker cabinets, a quartz island, updated appliances, and refreshed lighting. Active construction usually 4–8 weeks.

Converting an attic to habitable space in the OKC metro requires permits for structural reinforcement, egress (windows or doors meeting code requirements), electrical, mechanical/HVAC, and insulation upgrades. We coordinate all permits and inspections with the City of Oklahoma City or the relevant suburban jurisdiction.

Typical OKC attic conversion: 400–800 sq ft converted into a guest suite, home office, or bonus room. Often includes added dormers, reinforced floor joists, and a dedicated mini-split HVAC. Active construction 6–10 weeks.