General Contractor in Camarillo, California
Serving Camarillo Since 1994 · Licensed & Insured · Lic. #1027281

Camarillo grew from ranch land into one of the county's most livable cities, and its homes deserve builders who respect that. Master Construction has served Camarillo for over 30 years from our Ventura headquarters, fifteen minutes up the 101. Our licensed crews (Lic. #1027281) handle everything from kitchen remodels in Mission Oaks to full HOA maintenance programs across the city's many planned communities.
Built for How Camarillo Lives
Camarillo is a city of planned neighborhoods, and that shapes how we work here. Many homes date to the 1970s through 1990s, which means original kitchens, aging plumbing, and roofs reaching the end of their run. We help owners modernize without fighting their HOA, handling architectural approval paperwork alongside city permits so projects move instead of stalling in committee.
What We Build in Camarillo
Our Camarillo crews cover the full range: kitchen and bath remodels, home renovations and additions, HOA and property maintenance for the city's many associations, water damage restoration, roofing, and concrete and driveways. One licensed team, one point of contact, from first sketch to final walkthrough.
Building in the City of Camarillo
Home to about 70,000 people between the Conejo Grade and the Oxnard Plain, Camarillo blends suburban neighborhoods with working farmland and a historic old town along Ventura Boulevard. Permits run through the city's Community Development Department, and many neighborhoods add HOA architectural review on top. We manage both approvals routinely. For permit information and city services, visit the City of Camarillo official website.
Also serving Ventura, Oxnard, Port Hueneme, Moorpark, Thousand Oaks, and Somis.
Planning a Project in Camarillo?
Permits and Plan Check in Camarillo
Camarillo moved fully digital on 1 July 2025 and no longer accepts paper plans. Everything now goes through the city's OpenGov permitting portal, which also handles fee payment and application status. If your last Camarillo project predates that change, the process will look different from what you remember.
Anything involving grading needs more than drawings: the city requires a soils engineering report and an engineering geology report alongside plans prepared and signed by a licensed professional. That catches people out on hillside lots and larger additions, and it is worth knowing before you budget the job.
Camarillo Building & Safety: (805) 388-5395, Monday to Friday 8am–5pm · Building & Safety
Camarillo - FAQ
Can I still submit paper plans in Camarillo?
No. Camarillo went fully digital on 1 July 2025 and no longer accepts paper plans. Everything runs through the city OpenGov permitting portal, which also handles fee payment and application status.
What does Camarillo require for a grading permit?
More than drawings. The city requires a soils engineering report and an engineering geology report alongside plans prepared and signed by a licensed professional. That catches people out on hillside lots and larger additions, and it is worth knowing before you budget the job.
My last Camarillo project was a few years ago. Has the process changed?
Yes. If your last project predates July 2025 the process will look different from what you remember, because the paper route is gone entirely.
Who do I contact at Camarillo Building and Safety?
Camarillo Building & Safety on (805) 388-5395, Monday to Friday 8am to 5pm.
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