TLC Renovation is a licensed general contractor serving Oklahoma City and surrounding areas with kitchen and bathroom remodels, room additions, and structural repairs. The firm operates as a small team rather than a large production shop, handling design consultation through final walkthrough in-house, which means fewer handoffs and a single point of contact for scope changes.
TLC focuses on residential interior and exterior projects where homeowners want design input alongside construction. The company holds an Oklahoma general contractor license and carries liability insurance. Work includes kitchen gut-remodels (cabinetry, countertops, appliances, plumbing and electrical repositioning), full bathroom renovations, covered patios, room additions, and structural repairs like foundation work or load-bearing wall modifications. They do not do roofing, HVAC installation, or commercial work. Projects typically range from $15,000 to $150,000, with most falling between $40,000 and $80,000 for a mid-size kitchen or bathroom.
Kitchen remodels begin around $35,000 for a modest update (new cabinets, countertops, appliances, fixtures) and reach $90,000 to $120,000 for a complete overhaul with custom cabinetry and high-end finishes. Bathroom remodels start near $12,000 for cosmetic work and run $40,000 to $60,000 for a full gut renovation with custom tile, heated floors, and dual vanities. Room additions (single room, roughly 200 to 400 square feet) typically cost $45,000 to $75,000 depending on mechanical system requirements. A covered patio runs $8,000 to $18,000. All estimates are free, and the company requires a 30 percent deposit at contract signing, with progress payments tied to construction milestones. Final payment is due upon substantial completion and walkthrough. Verify current pricing by calling directly; material costs and labor rates shift quarterly.
TLC competes primarily against larger regional firms like Reliable Contractors and smaller owner-operator builders. Reliable Contractors maintains an office on Northeast 63rd Street and handles high-volume projects; they often finish faster but offer less design collaboration and charge premium rates for custom work. Owner-operator builders (found through the Better Business Bureau Oklahoma City chapter) cost less per hour but frequently subcontract all trades and may delay communication if the owner is busy. TLC's middle position suits homeowners who want a licensed, insured professional without the overhead costs of a large company, and who value being able to speak directly with decision-makers about design changes mid-project. Choose Reliable if you need fast turnaround and standardized finishes. Choose TLC if remodeling your only bathroom or kitchen and you need flexibility and regular contact.
TLC is ideal for homeowners planning to stay in their Oklahoma City house long-term and willing to invest in quality finishes, and for those with older homes requiring code upgrades (knob-and-tube wiring removal, plumbing venting, structural concerns). They work well with clients who have design ideas but need professional guidance on feasibility and cost. TLC is not suited to landlords seeking the cheapest possible rental-unit refresh, or to homeowners on a strict 90-day timeline who cannot tolerate the permit and inspection schedule. They also do not handle emergency water damage or the demolition-only phase for DIY finishes.
An initial consultation (typically one hour, in your home) is free. The owner or a senior team member walks through the space, discusses your vision, notes dimensions and existing conditions, and photographs the area. They explain permit requirements, typical timeline (usually 6 to 12 weeks for a kitchen, depending on permit processing), and identify any hidden issues (asbestos flooring, outdated electrical panels, plumbing surprises) that might affect cost. A written estimate arrives within five business days, itemizing labor, materials, and subcontractor fees. If you move forward, you sign a contract; if not, there is no obligation.
TLC operates Monday through Friday, 8 a.m. to 5 p.m., with job sites open for inspections on Saturday by appointment. The company is based in Oklahoma City and serves a 20-mile radius, including Edmond, Norman, and Mustang. They coordinate all city of Oklahoma City permits; most kitchen and bathroom remodels require electrical and plumbing permits, processed through the city's Development Services department (typically 10 to 14 days). Parking during construction is your responsibility; TLC crews arrive with tools and materials by 7 a.m. and typically work until 4:30 p.m. to minimize disruption to neighbors.
TLC Renovation fills the gap for Oklahoma City homeowners who need licensed craftsmanship and ongoing design input without paying for a regional firm's overhead, and whose remodeling projects justify the slightly longer timeline that comes with a smaller operation.
