
Outdoor Living Spaces in Oklahoma City
Custom patios, outdoor kitchens, pergolas, and backyard living areas built by one contractor.
MASB Construction & Remodeling LLC designs and builds custom outdoor living spaces across Oklahoma City, Edmond, Moore, Norman, and surrounding areas. Every project is led personally by Marco Barrón, owner and general contractor with over 27 years of experience.
We handle everything — design, concrete, framing, electrical, plumbing, and finishing work. One contractor. One point of contact. No subcontractor chaos.
Whether you want a simple patio extension or a full outdoor kitchen and entertainment area, we help you create a space that works for your home and your lifestyle.
What We Build for Outdoor Living
Every outdoor project is different, but here's what MASB Construction & Remodeling LLC can handle:
If your project requires permits, engineering, or inspections, we handle all of it.
How Long Does an Outdoor Living Project Take?
Smaller Projects
2–4 Weeks
Patios, simple decks, and fire pits
Larger Projects
4–8+ Weeks
Outdoor kitchens, covered patios, and full builds
Timelines depend on scope, permitting, and complexity. We provide a realistic schedule before work begins — and we stick to it.
Why Oklahoma City Homeowners Choose MASB
Marco Barrón is on your job personally. Not a project manager. Not a rotating crew. The owner.
Recent Outdoor Living Projects in Oklahoma City
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Outdoor Living Service Areas
We serve homeowners throughout the Oklahoma City metro area, including:
Primary Service Areas
Extended Service Areas
If you're within 30 miles of Oklahoma City, we can help.
Ready to Build Your Outdoor Living Space?
Schedule a free in-home consultation. We'll walk through your outdoor space, discuss your goals, and give you a detailed estimate — no obligation.
Or call Marco directly: (405) 361-4293
Also considering a kitchen or bathroom remodel? See our kitchen remodeling services