B And A Pro Construction is a residential general contractor operating in the Oklahoma City metro area, handling kitchen and bathroom remodels, room additions, and structural repairs for homeowners managing mid-range renovation budgets.
This is a single-owner operation focused on remodeling work rather than new construction or commercial projects. The contractor manages projects from design consultation through final inspection, coordinating subcontractors for specialized work like electrical and plumbing while handling framing, finishing, and project oversight directly. The business targets homeowners undertaking renovations between $15,000 and $150,000 in scope, a range where permit compliance and scheduling predictability matter more than rapid turnover.
B And A Pro Construction charges labor at $45 to $65 per hour depending on task complexity, with material costs quoted separately after site assessment. Kitchen remodels typically range $30,000 to $80,000; bathroom remodels run $12,000 to $40,000. Room additions and structural work are priced per square foot at $100 to $150 after foundation and framing. The contractor requires a 50 percent deposit at contract signing, 25 percent at project midpoint, and final payment upon completion and inspection sign-off. Initial estimates are free and include a written scope of work and timeline. Timeline varies: bathroom remodels typically take 4 to 6 weeks; kitchen work 8 to 12 weeks depending on structural changes and permit processing.
Larger firms like Heartland Home Builders handle new construction and high-end renovations ($150,000+) with dedicated project managers on staff; they charge 15 to 20 percent markup on materials and typically require 60 to 90 day timelines. Smaller handyman-focused operators like Mr. Handyman accept jobs under $10,000 but lack the licensing and bonding for structural permits. B And A Pro Construction occupies the middle tier: licensed and insured for permit work, flexible with timelines, and transparent on labor rates without the overhead costs of larger firms. Choose B And A for a mid-sized remodel where direct communication with the owner matters; choose Heartland for turnkey luxury projects; choose handyman services for cosmetic fixes and minor repairs.
This contractor works well for homeowners with a specific room or area to renovate, a clear budget, and tolerance for a 4 to 12 week project duration. It suits people who prefer working with an owner rather than a project manager and who want to understand every decision point. It does not suit homeowners seeking emergency repairs (the contractor books 2 to 3 weeks out), those planning whole-home renovations exceeding $200,000, or those requiring completion within 10 business days. It is not equipped for commercial or light-industrial work.
The contractor schedules an on-site consultation lasting 1 to 2 hours. Bring photos of the space, any Pinterest boards or design references, and a written list of priorities (layout changes, finishes, budget cap). The contractor photographs and measures the space, identifies structural or electrical obstacles, and reviews local permit requirements. Within one week, you receive a detailed estimate with itemized labor and materials, a start date range, and a payment schedule. No contract is signed until you approve the estimate in writing.
B And A Pro Construction operates Monday through Friday, 8 a.m. to 5 p.m., with Saturday availability for consultations by request. The contractor holds an Oklahoma Construction Industries Board license and carries general liability insurance ($1 million) and workers' compensation. All permitted work includes city inspection coordination; the contractor files required forms and schedules inspections. Work occurs at your home; you provide parking for the contractor's vehicle and crew. Verify current license status and insurance coverage before signing a contract.
B And A Pro Construction fills a practical gap in Oklahoma City's contractor market for homeowners who need licensed, permitted work without enterprise-level costs or complexity.
