BuildingPermitCost Oklahoma permit fees at a glance
This page covers 1 city and 1 county in Oklahoma, each priced from its own official fee schedule. For the same $75,000 addition, totals run from $133.25 in Edmond to $408.00 in Tulsa County, with a Oklahoma median of $133.25, 84% below the median of $820.58 across all 267 places on this site.
The most common pricing method here is a fee table based on project value (1 of 2), followed by a rate per square foot (1). For project value, 1 place uses floor area instead of value.
1 of 2 charge a separate plan review fee. 1 add a state surcharge to the total, printed for example as "State fees".
2 of 2 schedules state an effective date, 2 of them from 2025 or later. Every page shows its effective date and the date we last checked it against the official source.
| Project | Oklahoma median | National median | Places |
|---|---|---|---|
| $25,000 remodel | $127.25 | $380.00 | 2 |
| $75,000 addition | $133.25 | $820.58 | 2 |
| $350,000 new home | $253.25 | $2,918.63 | 2 |
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Cities
| Jurisdiction | $25k remodel | $75k addition | $350k new home | Verified |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Edmond | $127.25 | $133.25 | $253.25 | Nov 5, 2026 |
Counties
| Jurisdiction | $25k remodel | $75k addition | $350k new home | Verified |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Tulsa County | $208.00 | $408.00 | $1,508.00 | Nov 5, 2026 |
Oklahoma permit fee questions
How much is a building permit in Oklahoma?
It depends on the city or county, because each sets its own fees. Across the 2 places we cover in Oklahoma, the median for a $75,000 addition is $133.25 and for a $350,000 new home $253.25, including plan review and required surcharges.
Are Oklahoma state fees included?
Yes, where the local schedule adds them to the permit. 1 of the 2 Oklahoma schedules we cover include a state surcharge, and each city page shows it as its own line.
Totals use each jurisdiction's own formula for a 300 sq ft remodel, a 400 sq ft addition and a 2,400 sq ft wood-frame home. Trade permits and conditional fees are not included. Fees are estimates based on the official schedules; confirm with the permit office before applying.