Beehold Reinvention is a general contracting firm in Oklahoma City that handles residential renovation, custom home construction, and commercial remodeling projects, positioning itself in the middle market between one-person handymen and large development companies that focus on tract housing.
The company manages end-to-end project delivery, meaning the client works with a single point of contact from design consultation through final inspection rather than hiring separate trades. Work spans kitchen and bathroom overhauls, structural repairs, room additions, foundation remediation, and full-house gut renovations. They also take on commercial tenant improvements and restaurant buildouts in the OKC metro area. The firm holds a current Oklahoma Construction Industries Board license (OCIB), which is required for any general contracting work exceeding $2,000 in the state.
Beehold's pricing model depends on project scope. Smaller jobs under $10,000, such as a bathroom tile and fixture replacement or drywall and paint renovation, typically operate on a fixed quote after site inspection. Mid-range projects between $10,000 and $50,000, like a kitchen remodel or bedroom addition, are quoted based on materials plus labor at a set rate per hour or per phase. Large custom builds and whole-house renovations are quoted on a cost-plus basis, with a percentage markup on materials and hourly labor documented through invoices. Request a written estimate; legitimate contractors in Oklahoma provide this at no charge. Labor rates run between $45 and $85 per hour depending on trade specialization, with plumbers, electricians, and HVAC technicians at the higher end. Material costs are pass-through unless a fixed contract is negotiated. Most projects require a 50% deposit to begin, with payment due in three phases tied to milestones. Verify current rates and deposit terms by phone before committing.
Oklahoma City's general contracting market splits into roughly three tiers. At the high end, firms like Flintco and Manhattan Construction focus on corporate campus projects and large developments; they rarely take residential work under $250,000. At the low end, individual handymen and small crews (often unlicensed) will tackle smaller repairs but lack insurance, bonding, and accountability if the work fails. Beehold operates in the mid-tier, where homeowners and small business owners find licensed, insured contractors willing to manage projects between $5,000 and $150,000. Choose Beehold if you want a single contractor managing multiple trades and a warranty on workmanship. Choose a large firm if your project is part of a major commercial or institutional development. Choose a handyman only if the work is cosmetic, takes fewer than 20 hours, and you can afford to shoulder risk yourself.
Beehold works well for homeowners in Edmond, Norman, Midwest City, and central OKC planning a kitchen or bathroom renovation, those adding a bedroom or garage, and small business owners opening a retail or office space. The firm is a poor fit if your budget is under $3,000, since their overhead makes small jobs uneconomical, or if you need emergency repair in the next 48 hours; established contractors typically schedule weeks out. It is also not ideal if you want a design-build package where the contractor provides architectural drawings; Beehold works from plans you bring or coordinate with a separate architect.
Contact the company by phone or email with a description of the project and site address. A project manager will schedule an on-site consultation, usually within 5 to 10 business days. Bring any existing blueprints, permits from previous work, and photos of problem areas. The manager will measure, take photos, and ask about timeline, budget ceiling, and material preferences. Expect 20 to 40 minutes on-site. Within 5 to 7 business days, you will receive a written estimate with a line-item breakdown of labor and materials, a project timeline, and payment terms. Do not accept a verbal quote or a back-of-napkin figure; insist on written documentation. Ask whether the estimate includes permits, inspections, and cleanup or if those are added later.
Beehold operates Monday through Friday, 7 a.m. to 5 p.m., with limited Saturday availability for consultations by request. The main office is located in central Oklahoma City, though crews work across the metro area. Parking at job sites varies; residential sites typically have driveway or street space, and commercial sites may require coordinator approval. Verify parking arrangements when the work schedule is finalized. All work must comply with OKC city codes and county regulations; Beehold handles permit applications and inspection scheduling as part of the contract.
Beehold Reinvention earns its position in Oklahoma City by combining licensed accountability with willingness to manage mid-sized projects that larger firms ignore and small operators lack the credentials to guarantee. For homeowners and business owners willing to plan ahead and commit to a formal contract, it eliminates the friction of hiring and coordinating separate trades.
