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This week’s Transformation Tuesday is from Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. 

This brick bungalow has had a charming exterior from the start—if in need of a refresh for the roof and shutters. Inside, however, its dated features and worn out surfaces were cause for concern. 

This week’s Transformation Tuesday is from Little Rock, Arkansas.

Hiding behind so-so curb appeal and under years' worth of clutter was a property full of potential. Scroll down to see the before-and-after photos for yourself! 

This week’s Transformation Tuesday is from Oklahoma City, Oklahoma.

We knew a quality resident would fall in love with the stone exterior and spacious yards that come with this property. It just needed a little updating to let the best features shine! 

This week’s Transformation Tuesday is from Oklahoma City, Oklahoma

This property was a stunner from the start. A spacious ranch with unique architectural details, we could see the potential clearly, even through some of the outdated features inside. Each room had a remnant of 70's style, with dark beams and cabinets, wood paneling, and teal bathroom tile. Our team was more than up to the challenge of bringing this beauty up to date.  

This week’s Transformation Tuesday is from San Antonio, Texas.

We love the unique features of this 1970's ranch, from the arched brick entryway to the exposed beams in the living area and master bedroom. All of our work in renovating was meant to shine a light on them, as we worked to clear up the unmaintained exterior and brighten up the mussy interior. 

This week’s Transformation Tuesday is from Oklahoma City, Oklahoma.

Driving through this neighborhood, you might have guessed this plot was a safari rather than a single-family residence. In its original state, the let-go landscaping had essentially taken over the backyard, and the front was nearly as unrecognizable. Inside, character features were buried under mismatched paint and messy surfaces. Now, any family would be happy to call this property home! 

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This week’s Transformation Tuesday is from Oklahoma City, Oklahoma.

The original state of this property was a bit haunting. From the outside, the house's boarded up windows and polluted built-in pool made the house off-putting. The interior was just as scary, with half-finished walls and barely a kitchen or bathroom to speak of. It took quite a bit of elbow grease to exorcise the grit and grime from this property in order to make it resident-ready.