The Village is about 7 miles south-west of Edmond, 2.56 square miles, entirely landlocked by Oklahoma City.
Outdoor dining terraceGetting this right before anything is designed saves more money than any material choice. In this metro the city on your postal address and the city that issues your permit are not always the same, and the gap is widest in the north-west.
The Village has 9,538 at the 2020 census.
The Village, Oklahoma County
Call City Hall at 2304 Manchester Drive to confirm the direct line for Building and Code before relying on a published number.
Houses began going up in 1949 on platted farmland, and it incorporated in January 1950 with about seven residents, six of whom voted for it. Oklahoma City boxed it in around 1960, so the stock is almost entirely 1949 to 1960 with no greenfield left at all.
Call City Hall at 2304 Manchester Drive to confirm the direct line for Building and Code before relying on a published number.
A built-in cook station is a gas and electrical job wearing a masonry jacket. The island is the cheap part.
From $380 per linear ft of counter run →02Central Oklahoma designs to 115 mph. That is not a detail you can value-engineer out of the posts and footings.
From $25 per sq ft →03A pergola gives you pattern. A pavilion gives you shelter. People buy the first and describe the second.
From $24 per sq ft →04Three products get sold under one name, and they are an order of magnitude apart.
From $1200 per feature →05The pavers are the part you see. The base is the part that decides whether it is still flat in five years.
From $15 per sq ft →06Edmond exempts a retaining wall no more than four feet tall. Above that it is a different project with a different budget.
From $22 per sq ft of wall face →Send us the address and a rough idea of what you want. We will confirm who issues the permit there and come back with a number.
The Village Building & Code. Confirm the current requirements with them before you plan around a schedule, because counter hours and submission methods differ across this metro more than people expect.
Yes. The Village is about 7 miles south-west of Edmond, and distance affects the labour component of a quote rather than whether we will come. Tell us the address and what you are thinking about and we will give you a number.
The planning ranges on this site apply across the OKC metro: an island structure at about $380 to $850 per linear foot before appliances, and a complete 8-foot cook station typically $8,500 to $11,500. Access and distance move the labour line, which is one of the things a site visit settles.
The Village runs its own building department, so its thresholds and its process are its own. The Edmond exemptions described on the permits page are Edmond's, and they do not automatically apply here.