Aguilar's Remodeling is a residential contractor in Oklahoma City specializing in kitchen and bathroom remodels, operating on a fixed-price model rather than time-and-materials billing. The company handles projects ranging from cosmetic updates to full structural overhauls, serving homeowners across the metro area who want predictable costs before work begins.
The business focuses on interior remodeling, not new construction or exterior work. Kitchen projects typically include cabinet replacement, countertop installation, appliance upgrades, and layout reconfiguration. Bathroom work covers vanity and fixture replacement, tile work, shower and tub installation, and sometimes structural changes like relocating plumbing. The company also takes on mixed projects combining kitchen and bath work in the same home. Jobs range from $8,000 to $75,000 depending on scope and material choices, with most residential remodels falling between $15,000 and $40,000.
Aguilar's provides written estimates before any work begins, locking in a fixed price for the stated scope. This differs sharply from hourly labor rates common among general contractors, where final costs depend on how long work actually takes. A basic kitchen remodel with standard cabinets and countertops typically runs $18,000 to $25,000. Mid-range kitchens with semi-custom cabinetry, granite or quartz counters, and new appliances fall between $30,000 and $45,000. High-end projects with custom woodwork, premium countertops, and extensive plumbing or electrical relocation can exceed $50,000. Bathrooms remodel for less: a shower or tub replacement with new tile and fixtures costs around $6,000 to $12,000, while a full bathroom gut-and-rebuild with new layout reaches $20,000 to $35,000.
The company handles permitting in-house, meaning the homeowner does not manage that separately. Kitchen and bathroom remodels in Oklahoma City require permits from the city's Development Services division, particularly when electrical, plumbing, or structural work is involved. Aguilar's pulls those permits and schedules inspections as part of the contracted scope.
Most general contractors in Oklahoma City quote on a time-and-materials basis, charging an hourly rate (typically $50 to $85 per hour) plus material costs marked up 15 to 25 percent. This means the homeowner covers actual labor hours and material expenses, and the final bill often exceeds the initial estimate. Aguilar's fixed-price approach eliminates that uncertainty, which appeals to homeowners with tight budgets or those who have had bad experiences with surprise overages. The trade-off is less flexibility; if a homeowner wants to add or change items mid-project, the price adjusts.
Larger regional builders like Crossmann Communities or national franchises such as Kitchen Tune-Up handle remodels but typically focus on homes in higher price brackets. Aguilar's sweet spot is middle-income homeowners in Oklahoma City neighborhoods where a $25,000 kitchen remodel adds real value without over-improving the house. Smaller handyman services or single-trade contractors (just a tile guy or a cabinet installer) cost less for isolated tasks but require the homeowner to coordinate multiple vendors and manage timeline overlap.
The business works best for homeowners who want a clear, locked-in cost and a single point of contact from start to finish. That includes people with fixed budgets, those planning to sell soon and wanting a finished look, and homeowners tired of managing separate contractors. It also suits people living in their homes during remodeling, since having one crew reduces disruption and confusion.
Aguilar's is not the right fit if you want to add features or change materials frequently during construction. The fixed-price model requires defined scope upfront. It is also not ideal for historic homes requiring specialized restoration or commercial projects; the company focuses on standard residential work. Homeowners who prioritize luxury finishes and are willing to pay premium prices for white-glove service may find better fits in design-build firms that pair architecture or interior design with construction.
Initial contact typically involves a homeowner calling or emailing with photos and a description of the desired remodel. Aguilar's schedules an in-home visit to measure, assess existing conditions, and discuss scope. The estimator reviews any structural or code issues that might affect price, then provides a written quote including materials, labor, timeline, and permit costs. Homeowners often receive a quote within a few days. Once accepted, Aguilar's pulls permits and schedules a start date, usually within two to four weeks depending on permit processing time in Oklahoma City.
Aguilar's operates Monday through Friday, 7 a.m. to 5 p.m., with crews arriving at job sites by 8 a.m. Estimates are booked by appointment; call or email to schedule. Most of the company's projects are in Oklahoma City proper and inner-ring suburbs like Edmond, Norman, and Midwest City, within a 20-minute drive of their base. Remodels typically take three to six weeks for kitchens and two to four weeks for bathrooms, though complex jobs run longer.
A remodeling contractor that charges fixed prices instead of hourly labor removes a significant source of financial stress from home improvement. For Oklahoma City homeowners who value knowing costs upfront, Aguilar's delivers a straightforward transaction in a market where surprises are common.
