Norman, OK
(405) 335-6332

Norman, Oklahoma · Family owned since 2018

We tell you what is behind the wall

TLC Renovation is a family-owned general contractor working across the Oklahoma City metro. Kitchens, bathrooms, additions and the systems behind them, run by the owner who walks the job with you.

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For the record

Seven years in Norman, and the reviews all say the same thing about Cory

4.6
Google rating from 62 reviews
2018
Family owned since
3 days
Free estimate turnaround
1 year
Labor warranty on the work

How a job actually runs

The punch walk, from first look to the last door

Every TLC project moves through the same four stages. You know which one you are in, and what happens next, because the phase dates go out with the estimate.

French doors opening onto a finished room with light wood flooring and built-in shelving

Walkthrough

We look at it with you before we quote it

Cory comes out, walks the room and listens to what you actually want out of it. You get a free 3D design so you can see the finished space before anyone orders a cabinet, and the written estimate comes back inside three days.

Walk-in shower stripped back and rebuilt in dark stone-look tile with a built-in bench

Open it up

What we find, you hear the same day

Demolition is where the surprises live. Old wiring, a leak nobody knew about, framing that was never tied in properly. We photograph it, call you, and price the fix before we cover anything back up. Nothing gets buried.

Tiled walk-in shower with herringbone floor tile beside a white vanity

Rough-in

Plumbing, electric and HVAC in one crew

We hold the licenses for the systems as well as the finishes, so moving a sink or adding a circuit does not mean waiting two weeks on an outside trade. Bathrooms get Schluter waterproofing, done to the system spec rather than improvised on site.

Finished kitchen remodel with sage-grey cabinets, black appliances and a stacked-stone backsplash

Finish

The last ten percent is the part people remember

Tile lines that carry through, doors that shut properly, paint cut clean at the ceiling. We hand the room back with a one-year labor warranty and a walkthrough where you write the punch list, not us.

Open living room with wood-look flooring and large windows, finished by TLC Renovation

Named job

A siding replacement that turned into four repairs

What the owner wrote afterwards

Once the old siding was removed, they discovered there was no ZIP board underneath. They immediately brought it to my attention and installed it properly. They also noticed the gutters weren't level and corrected that without hesitation. As the project continued, they painted the entire home and identified a leak in our back porch roof, which they reshingled. On top of that, they found the back porch wasn't attached to the house correctly, which had started causing damage to the fascia. They repaired and secured everything properly.

Tolbert TiffanyGoogle review

None of that was on the original estimate. All of it got photographed, priced and shown to the owner before it was covered back up. That is the whole difference between a contractor and a crew that just wants the siding on.

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When it cannot wait

Water, storm and fire damage, answered around the clock

The office runs eight to five, seven days a week. The emergency line runs all night. When an AC line let go and flooded a kitchen ceiling into the primary bedroom, we tore out the wet material, treated the mold and had the family back inside in two weeks.

Emergency line

Storm, water and fire damage does not wait for office hours, so neither do we. Call (405) 335-6332 any hour and a person picks up.

Before you call

The questions we get asked on nearly every estimate

Real numbers from our own jobs, not industry averages. If your project does not look like any of these, call and ask.

All questions

Our experience shows a mid-range kitchen remodel typically runs between $20,000 and $40,000, and high-end projects can go past $50,000. The spread is mostly cabinetry, countertops and how much of the plumbing and electrical has to move. We give you a firm number in writing before anything is ordered.

A full kitchen with TLC Renovation takes about six to eight weeks. We schedule the trades back to back rather than leaving the room sitting open between them, and you get the phase dates up front so you know when the sink comes out and when it goes back.

A mid-range bathroom typically lands between $10,000 and $15,000, and high-end work can exceed $25,000. We are Schluter certified, so the waterproofing under the tile is done to the system's own spec rather than improvised on site.

Most of our bathroom projects run three to four weeks start to finish. That includes demolition, any plumbing or electrical that has to move, waterproofing, tile and the final fixtures.

Usually not. Vacating is generally only necessary when we are working on structural elements down to the studs. For most projects you can stay in the house comfortably while we finish the work.

You hear about it the same day, with photos, before we touch it. On a recent siding job we found there was no ZIP board underneath, the gutters were not level and the back porch was not attached to the house properly. All of it got brought to the owner first, then corrected. Nothing gets buried back up.
Double-sink vanity and matching walk-in shower in a completed TLC Renovation bathroom

Start with a free 3D design

Tell us what you want the room to do

Cory will come look at it, put a 3D design in your hands and get the written estimate back to you inside three days. Financing starts at $78.00 a month, and we discount for law enforcement, military and first responders.