General Contractor in Newbury Park, California

Start with an active CSLB license, proof of insurance and work you can point to nearby. Master Construction is family owned and has built from Ventura since 1994, licensed (Lic. #1027281) and insured, with an office and showroom at 1450 E. Thompson Blvd. Our Newbury Park work splits with the housing stock: backyard and primary suite projects in Dos Vientos, systems-deep remodels on the 1960s streets near Casa Conejo and Borchard. We run jobs in English and Spanish.

Scope and the age of the house drive it more than square footage. Dos Vientos and the newer tracts are 1990s and 2000s construction with good bones, so budgets there go to finishes, layout and backyards. The 1960s homes around Casa Conejo and Borchard usually need electrical and plumbing addressed alongside the finishes, and parcels on the wildland edge can add fire-zone material requirements. We walk the house first, then price a fixed scope with the likely unknowns in writing.

Six to ten weeks on site for a kitchen or bath once the permit is issued. The approvals in front are what stretch a Newbury Park schedule: the Thousand Oaks Building Division reviews everything digitally, communities like Dos Vientos add HOA architectural review on a separate clock, and fire-zone conditions near the open space can mean an extra correction round. We submit the HOA package and the city package at the same time so the reviews overlap instead of stacking.

Most remodel work here needs one. Newbury Park is part of the City of Thousand Oaks, so permits run through the Thousand Oaks Building Division and its TO/24 portal rather than a separate office, and the division has accepted digital plans only since 1 September 2025. Homes backing onto open space can also pick up fire zone requirements an identical house elsewhere in the city would not face. We handle the submittal and the correction cycle; city questions go to (805) 449-2320 or building@toaks.gov.

Both. We are a licensed general contractor (Lic. #1027281), which covers ground-up construction, additions and full remodels alike. In Newbury Park most of our work is additions and whole-house remodels rather than new builds, simply because there is little vacant land left, but the license and the crews are the same.

Permits through the Thousand Oaks Building Division, a clear picture of what the lot allows, and structural drawings tied into the existing house. Most Newbury Park lots have room to add at the rear rather than the side, so the real constraints are setbacks and, near open space, fire requirements. We check both before you spend money on design.

Yes. The 24/7 emergency line is (805) 414-0840. Crews dispatch from our Ventura headquarters rather than a Conejo Valley yard, and mitigation starts the day you call, because water damage compounds by the hour. The rebuild runs under the same license, so one contractor takes you from dry-out to finished paint. Details at Newbury Park water damage restoration.

Yes, and Newbury Park's planned communities make it steady work. We handle tenant turnovers, common area repairs and board-approved capital work, and we already coordinate with architectural review in communities like Dos Vientos. Boards and managers get certificates of insurance, written scopes a reserve study can use, and one point of contact instead of a vendor list. Start at HOA and property maintenance.