Elite Level Construction & Design is a full-service residential remodeling firm that combines general contracting with licensed interior design under one roof, serving single-family homes and small multifamily projects across the Oklahoma City metro. The company handles kitchen and bathroom renovations, whole-home remodels, and custom builds, distinguishing itself by eliminating the need for homeowners to hire a separate designer and contractor.
The firm operates as both GC and design studio, meaning design concepts move directly into construction without a third party managing coordination. This structure works for owners who want a single point of contact and unified accountability for both the aesthetic and structural sides of a project. The company focuses on residential work in the $50,000 to $500,000+ range, from targeted renovations (kitchen, bath, master suite) to full-home transformals. They handle design, permitting, material sourcing, and construction with their own crews plus select trade partners.
Elite Level charges design fees separately from construction, typically ranging from $3,000 to $8,000 for initial design consultation and concept drawings depending on project scope. Construction labor and materials are bid per project; kitchen remodels in Oklahoma City generally run $40,000 to $90,000 depending on finishes and structural changes, while bathroom renovations start around $15,000 and scale upward with custom tile, fixtures, and layout changes.
The firm offers three design-entry points: design-build (you work with their designer from the start and they manage construction), design-only (they create plans you can take elsewhere), or construction-only (you bring completed plans). Most clients choose design-build because it streamlines decisions and holds one firm responsible if design and construction don't align.
Material selections are managed through their preferred vendors, which gives them volume pricing leverage on cabinetry, plumbing fixtures, and tile. Homeowners can upgrade finishes at any tier and typically have two to three options at each price point rather than unlimited choice, which accelerates decisions.
The main local alternative is hiring a designer (through a boutique firm like those in Uptown or Edmond) separately from a GC (like those registered with the Oklahoma Construction Industries Board). This split approach gives homeowners access to higher-end designers who may have stronger style portfolios, but it adds a layer of coordination and communication risk. If a design element doesn't fit the budget or build schedule, both firms point to the other.
Another option is to work with a large national contractor (Home Depot, Lowe's, or regional chains) that offers in-house design. Those firms typically price lower on smaller jobs (under $30,000) but offer less customization and may prioritize their own product lines over optimal material choices.
Elite Level sits between those extremes: more customizable than big-box remodeling, more affordable than boutique designers paired with independent GCs, and carrying the efficiency of single-point accountability. Choose them if you want design and build under one roof without the coordination overhead. Choose a separate designer and GC if you have a strong vision and want to maximize design-forward aesthetics, or if your project is very large and benefits from a designer's independent eye. Choose a national chain if your budget is tight and the scope is small.
This firm works well for homeowners remodeling their primary residence in the $50,000 to $300,000 range who value simplicity and don't want to manage two different professionals. It suits people who like working collaboratively on design but prefer guidance over unlimited options. It does not suit investors doing quick flips (overhead is too high), owners with very tight budgets under $30,000 (better suited to smaller local contractors or DIY), or homeowners with a fully formed design vision who need a contractor to execute only.
Initial consultations are typically free or a nominal $300 to $500 depending on the scope of the project. A designer or principal meets with you on-site, discusses goals and timeline, photographs the space, and provides a rough estimate. If you move forward, you sign a design agreement with a deposit (usually 25 to 50 percent of the design fee), and the designer prepares 2D floor plans and 3D renderings, scheduling 2 to 3 review meetings over 4 to 6 weeks. Once design is approved, permitting and a construction contract follow, with a separate construction deposit (typically 30 percent).
Elite Level operates out of an office in northwest Oklahoma City (verify the exact address and phone number with their website or a current directory listing, as contractor locations sometimes change). Hours are typically 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday through Friday with on-site consultations available by appointment. Most communication happens via email and scheduled meetings rather than walk-in traffic. Parking at the office is standard lot parking; most work happens at your home.
A full remodel timeline runs 8 to 16 weeks depending on scope, permitting delays, and material lead times. The firm provides a detailed schedule at the construction phase.
Elite Level's model reflects a shift in residential contracting toward integrated design-build firms that reduce friction in the remodeling process. For Oklahoma City homeowners balancing quality, cost, and simplicity, consolidating design and construction under one licensed firm eliminates a common source of project friction.
