Shea Construction Simplifies the Process, from Design to Finish, on Oklahoma Custom Homes, Barndominiums, and Metal Buildings

Sep 30, 2026

Oklahoma home builders Shea Construction offer homeowners a cleaner way to build, with transparent policies, open communication, and a warranty to back up long-term quality.

United States, September 30, 2026 -- Full-service general contractor Shea Construction is making it easier and faster for Oklahoma families to build the home of their dreams. The company works exclusively with licensed and insured subcontractors and includes a one-year workmanship warranty on every project. Shea Construction specializes in custom homes, metal buildings, remodels, and storm restoration across northeast Oklahoma.

“I spent twenty years watching Oklahoma homeowners pay for quality and wait a year or two on a house that should have taken six months,” said Shea Construction Founder Matthew Mullin. “I started Shea Construction to do it differently: a clear timeline before we start, updates the whole way through, and a warranty on every job.”

Mullin founded Shea Construction in 2024, bringing 20 years of experience working in Oklahoma construction and a dedication to doing things differently than other companies. Clients receive a 3D design visualization before the first nail is struck, with a clear and realistic timeline for the project, and progress updates through every step. Customers can also earn rewards through a referral program.

Shea Construction currently serves a 15-county area across northeast Oklahoma, including Tulsa, Broken Arrow, Claremore, Pryor, Tahlequah, Muskogee, Grove, and the Grand Lake area. Customers can book Shea Construction for a wide range of home-building and remodeling projects. The company’s current services include custom homes, barndominiums, metal buildings, pole barns, additions, foundations, kitchen and bathroom remodels, roofing, siding, windows, concrete, storm damage and insurance restoration, as well as commercial and light industrial builds.

“Whether it’s a custom home, a barndominium, a metal shop, or a storm rebuild, we treat every project the way we’d want our own family’s project treated,” Mullin said.

Shea Construction understands that quality construction is a long-term investment, and payment plans should suit the client’s lifestyle. The company partners with SweetPay Financing to offer flexible monthly payment plans for remodels, additions, custom builds, and metal buildings.

Shea Construction builds custom homes from the ground up, using the client’s floor plan and finishes to create their ideal home. Every home build begins with a 3D rendering, so clients can walk through the layout and make changes before the crew pours the foundation.

“What sets us apart from other builders in this market: we don’t just frame the shell,” Mullin said. “We handle the full build, including HVAC, plumbing, electrical, roofing, siding, windows, flooring, and interior finish. One contractor, one point of contact, one team accountable for the entire project.”

Visit the Shea Construction website to learn more about the Oklahoma general contractor or to schedule a consultation. Follow the company on Facebook and Instagram for social media content, company updates, and relevant construction industry news.

Contact Info:
Name: Matthew Mullin
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Organization: Shea Construction
Address: Salina, OK 74365
Phone: (918) 944-1263
Website: https://www.sheaconstructionllc.com/

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