Carr Quality Homes is a general contractor specializing in new residential construction and whole-home renovations across the Oklahoma City metro area, operating as a locally owned builder rather than a large regional or national firm.
Carr Quality Homes handles full-scope residential work: custom home building from the ground up, kitchen and bathroom remodels, room additions, and structural renovations. The company works primarily in single-family residential projects rather than commercial or multi-unit development. Scale ranges from mid-size remodels to complete new builds, positioning it between small handyman operations and large production builders that develop subdivisions.
Typical projects fall into two categories. New construction pricing varies widely by square footage and finish level; a basic 2,000-square-foot build in suburban Oklahoma City markets ranges from $250,000 to $400,000 depending on materials and site conditions, though custom homes with premium finishes can exceed that significantly. Renovation work is generally quoted per project after an on-site assessment rather than a flat hourly rate. Kitchen remodels commonly run $35,000 to $75,000; bathroom remodels $12,000 to $30,000; room additions $25,000 to $60,000 depending on complexity and materials selected.
The company typically provides a written estimate before work begins, outlining scope, timeline, and payment schedule. Most projects use a draw schedule tied to completion milestones rather than upfront payment in full. Confirm current pricing and availability directly, as these figures reflect typical market ranges and may shift with material costs.
Carr Quality Homes occupies the middle ground between large production builders like Carpenter Custom Homes (which focuses on high-end new construction in established OKC neighborhoods) and smaller renovation-focused contractors. Carpenter Custom Homes typically handles homes in the $400,000-plus range and maintains tighter control over design details; Carr Quality Homes remains more flexible on custom specifications and takes on smaller remodel projects that large builders often decline. For homeowners doing a $30,000 kitchen or $40,000 addition without wanting to hire multiple trade contractors separately, Carr Quality Homes manages permitting and subcontractor coordination in-house. For buyers seeking a production builder with model homes to tour, Carpenter Custom Homes is the better fit. For those needing just an electrician or plumber for a single repair, an independent tradesperson is more economical than a full general contractor.
Carr Quality Homes works well for homeowners undertaking a remodel large enough to warrant a single point of contact for permits, inspections, and scheduling. It suits projects where the homeowner wants a local builder with decision-making flexibility rather than a corporate development schedule. It does not suit clients seeking the lowest possible bid on a simple job (a handyman or single-trade contractor will undercut) or buyers committed to a major new-build in an established subdivision with model homes and financing programs already in place.
Initial contact typically includes a phone or in-person consultation where you describe the project scope. The contractor schedules a site visit to assess existing conditions, take measurements, and identify any structural or code issues that affect the estimate. This visit usually takes 30 to 60 minutes depending on project complexity. After assessment, the company returns a detailed written estimate with timeline and payment terms. If you move forward, a contract is signed outlining scope, materials, start and end dates, and change-order procedures for any work discovered during demolition or construction.
Carr Quality Homes is based in Oklahoma City and serves the metro area, including suburbs like Edmond, Norman, and Mustang. Business hours and contact information should be confirmed directly. Most projects require a signed contract and initial deposit before work begins; timing depends on the contractor's current schedule and project complexity. Permit timelines vary by city (Oklahoma City, Edmond, and Norman each have different review speeds, typically 2 to 4 weeks), and the contractor usually handles filing on behalf of the homeowner.
Carr Quality Homes fills a practical gap in the Oklahoma City contracting market for homeowners who need one accountable firm managing a mid-sized renovation or new build rather than juggling multiple trades or waiting months for a production builder's next phase opening.
