How much does Oklahoma Builders cost for a DFW outdoor kitchen?

Oklahoma Builders costs $255 per ton at DFW wholesale. For a typical 12-foot L-shaped outdoor kitchen in the Dallas-Fort Worth area, you'll need approximately 3–5 tons of Oklahoma Builders, putting material cost between $765–$1275 before labor.

$255
Price/Ton
Brown / Tan
Color
3-5 days
Lead Time
In Stock
Availability
Source: PaisaLocal 2026 DFW Stone PricingLast updated: October 2026
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Oklahoma Builders Stone. DFW Pricing & Design Guide

Oklahoma Builders offers the same warm earth tones as Oklahoma Chopped at a lower price point. The builders grade means more size variation, but the rich browns and tans are identical.

$255
per ton
Brown / Tan
Color
3-5 days
Lead Time
In Stock
Status

Best For

Value rustic buildsRanch style on a budgetRetaining wallsAccent walls

Pairs Well With

Dark mortarNatural flagstoneWood elements

Pros & Cons

Pros

  • +$55/ton cheaper than Chopped grade
  • +Same warm earth tones
  • +Good for rustic designs where variation is a feature
  • +Strong availability

Cons

  • -Less size consistency
  • -Slightly more installation labor
  • -More cutting waste

Where Oklahoma Builders Is Popular

Cities where homeowners choose this stone most often

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Frequently Asked Questions

Common questions about Oklahoma Builders

Same stone, different cut. Builders grade ($255/ton) has more size variation than Chopped ($310/ton). You save $55/ton — about $80-140 on a typical outdoor kitchen — with a slightly less uniform look.

Yes. The stone material is identical to chopped grade. Only the sizing consistency differs. Durability, heat resistance, and weather performance are the same.

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Oklahoma Builders Stone Cost: $255/Ton (2026 DFW) | PaisaLocal