Sheppard And Sons Construction is a residential general contractor operating in the Oklahoma City metro area, focused on kitchen and bathroom remodels, room additions, and whole-home renovations. The firm handles projects ranging from $15,000 kitchen updates to six-figure additions and serves homeowners across OKC's neighborhoods from Edmond to Norman.
The company operates as a full-service general contractor, meaning it manages permitting, subcontractor coordination, and inspections rather than acting as a referral service. Projects span interior remodels (kitchens, bathrooms, flooring), exterior work (siding, roofing, decking), and structural additions. They pull permits through Oklahoma County and surrounding jurisdictions and coordinate with licensed plumbers and electricians as needed on jobs requiring those trades. The firm operates as a single-owner business, not a large multi-crew operation, which affects how many simultaneous projects they accept and typical project timelines.
Sheppard And Sons typically requires a 50 percent deposit at contract signing, with the balance due upon completion. Kitchen remodels start around $25,000 for modest updates (new cabinetry, countertops, appliances) and range to $50,000 or higher for higher-end finishes and structural changes. Bathroom remodels run $12,000 to $35,000 depending on whether plumbing is relocated. Room additions and second-story work begin at $80 per square foot for basic framing and drywall, rising to $120 per square foot when including mechanical, electrical, and plumbing rough-ins. Small repairs and punch-list work can often be quoted by the hour at rates typical for OKC general contractors (roughly $65 to $85 per hour for labor).
The firm does not charge a separate design fee but includes initial consultation and basic sketches in the estimate process. Customers should expect the estimate itself to take one to two weeks after the initial walkthrough, as the contractor sources current material pricing and subcontractor bids.
Sheppard And Sons operates smaller than larger outfits like McCullough Construction or Heartland Contractors, which manage multiple crews and handle commercial work alongside residential jobs. Those larger firms often move faster on scheduling but have higher overhead reflected in labor rates and minimum project sizes. Sheppard And Sons suits homeowners seeking a direct relationship with ownership and flexibility on project scope; larger firms excel when you need a crew to start within weeks and finish on a fixed timeline.
Against smaller one-person contractors or handyman services, Sheppard And Sons carries licensing and insurance for the full project lifecycle, including permit handling and inspections, which protects the homeowner from code violations and disputes with city inspectors. Many independent handymen in OKC will handle specific trades but do not pull permits or coordinate multi-trade jobs.
Sheppard And Sons works well for homeowners planning a mid-scale remodel (under $75,000) who want direct communication with the decision-maker and can tolerate a longer timeline in exchange for personalized attention. It also suits projects with design changes mid-work, since a smaller firm adjusts scope more fluidly than a large company locked into a 12-week schedule.
The firm is not the right fit for homeowners on a tight deadline or needing to start within 30 days. Because it operates as a one-owner shop, project availability depends on current workload, and you may wait two to three months before a crew becomes available. It is also not suited to very large additions or whole-house gut remodels that require constant multi-crew coordination.
Initial consultations are typically free. Bring photos or sketches of what you want, or simply describe the scope. The contractor will walk through the space, measure, ask about budget, and note any obvious structural or code concerns. If the project seems like a good fit, you will receive a written estimate within one to two weeks. The estimate includes labor, materials, timeline, and deposit terms. Most customers receive two or three bids before committing, which is standard practice in OKC contracting.
Once signed, the contractor pulls permits (this takes two to four weeks depending on the jurisdiction) and schedules subcontractors. You should plan for the permit process to add at least a month to the overall timeline.
The firm operates standard business hours Monday through Friday, 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Phone consultations are available during this window. Work crews typically arrive by 7 a.m. and finish by 4 p.m. on job sites. The contractor is licensed by the Oklahoma Construction Industries Board and carries liability insurance; confirm current licensure and insurance details before signing a contract.
Sheppard And Sons fits a specific niche in Oklahoma City's contracting landscape, offering homeowners a direct relationship with ownership on mid-sized projects where timeline flexibility exists and design communication matters more than speed.
