A remodeled kitchen with new cabinetry, stone counters, and hardwood flooring

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Kitchen & Bathroom Remodeling in the Tulsa Metro

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Kitchen & Bathroom Remodeling in the Tulsa Metro

Kitchens and bathrooms are the rooms that decide what a home is worth, and they're the rooms most often remodeled badly — by contractors who treat them like every other room. AMM Construction Services remodels kitchens and bathrooms across the Tulsa metro with the carpentry, tile, and finish standards that actually hold up to daily use.

I handle the work I've mastered: cabinetry installation and modification, countertop templating and installation, tile floors and shower surrounds, drywall, paint, trim, and the fixture installation that ties it together. I don't run plumbing or electrical rough-ins — when a kitchen or bath remodel needs moved lines, I work alongside licensed plumbers and electricians, and I'll tell you straight at the estimate stage when that's part of the job. Coordinating those trades is part of what I do.

Oklahoma homes have their own patterns. The ranch houses built across Claremore, Tulsa, and Sand Springs in the sixties and seventies have small galley kitchens and original cast-iron tubs that homeowners want opened up and modernized. The new construction in Bixby and Owasso often has builder-grade finishes that owners want upgraded within five years. I've worked in both, and I approach them differently — preserving the good bones of an older home versus elevating the finishes on a newer one.

What I do differently is treat the finish work as the point of the project, not the last step. Trim that's actually coped at the inside corners. Tile that's laid out from the center, not the wall, so you don't end up with a sliver cut against the door. Cabinetry that's leveled and scribed to the wall. These are the details that separate a remodel that looks right from one that looks done.

What's included

  • Free in-home design consultation
  • Cabinetry — install, modify, or refinish
  • Countertop templating and installation
  • Tile floors, backsplashes, and shower surrounds
  • Drywall repair and texture matching
  • Interior painting
  • Trim carpentry — base, crown, casing
  • Fixture installation — faucets, lighting, hardware
  • Coordination of licensed plumbing and electrical trades
  • Project management and daily cleanup

How the project runs

1

Text or call

Tell me which room and what you want to change. Photos of the current space help.

2

Design visit

I come out, measure, look at what's behind the current finishes, and talk through layout, materials, and what trades the project will need.

3

Written estimate

Itemized scope — demolition, carpentry, tile, finish, trade coordination, and timeline. Free and clear.

4

Remodel

Demo and rough-in first, then the trades, then carpentry, tile, and finish. I keep dust contained, communicate daily, and walk you through before final payment.

Project gallery

Photos of kitchen & bath work will appear here once Mike's project library is uploaded.

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Frequently asked questions

No. I don't do plumbing, electrical, or HVAC — I stick to what I've mastered. On a kitchen or bath remodel that needs moved lines or new circuits, I coordinate with licensed plumbers and electricians as part of the project, and I'll tell you upfront when those trades are needed. This is a standard, not a gap — it means the work behind the walls is done by specialists and signed off correctly.
A typical kitchen remodel — new cabinets, counters, tile, paint, and fixture swaps without moving walls or major mechanical relocations — runs three to five weeks. Larger projects with layout changes, moved plumbing, or structural work take longer. I give you a real timeline in your estimate and update you as we go.
Often, yes. If your cabinet boxes are sound, I can reface or refinish them, swap doors and hardware, and add crown or light rail to change the look without the cost of full replacement. If the boxes are failing or the layout doesn't work for how you cook, replacement is the better call. I'll tell you honestly which you're looking at when I see them.
Yes. I build tile shower surrounds with proper waterproofing behind the tile, sloped pans, and layout that starts from the center so you don't get sliver cuts in the corners. Shower tile is where a lot of remodels cut corners on waterproofing — I don't, because a leaking shower pan is an expensive problem to fix later.
Every bathroom is quoted individually because the scope varies so much — a fixture-swap refresh on a sound bathroom is a very different project from a full gut and layout change. I give free written estimates so you see the real number for your bathroom before any work starts. Text or call 918-896-2266 to set one up.

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