General contractor in Oklahoma City, OK

Older homes in Heritage Hills and Mesta Park often have plaster walls, original hardwood floors, and architectural details worth preserving. We plan remodels around what is worth keeping and what needs to be replaced, so the finished space respects the home's character while functioning the way you need it to. Jim Vincent reviews every historic home project personally before any work begins.

Mid-century ranch homes in areas like Quail Creek typically have small, closed-off kitchens with limited counter space and outdated cabinetry. Opening the kitchen to an adjacent dining or living area is one of the most common improvements we make in these homes. The process involves evaluating wall structure, updating plumbing and electrical as needed, and selecting a layout that fits how the household actually uses the space.

We build home additions across Oklahoma City, including room additions, expanded living areas, and added bathrooms for growing households. Mid-century ranch homes on larger northwest OKC lots are well-suited for additions because the lot size allows for expansion without crowding the property. We handle the full scope from design through construction.

Clay soil movement can cause tile grout to crack, shower pans to shift slightly, and floor tile to become uneven over time in Oklahoma City homes. Before installing new tile in a bathroom remodel, we assess the subfloor and slab condition so the new finish materials go in on a stable surface. Skipping that step is one of the most common reasons bathroom tile fails within a few years of installation.