Design And Build Together
Our designers and builders sit in the same studio, so drawings are priced and buildable before you ever approve them.
Kitchens, baths, additions and ADUs for Newbury Park homes, from 1960s ranch tracts to the newer streets of Dos Vientos.
Newbury Park fills the western end of the Conejo Valley, tucked between the Conejo Grade, Boney Mountain and the open space that rings the town. Its homes came in waves. Casa Conejo broke ground around 1960, tracts like Dutch Haven and Conejo Heights followed through the 1960s and 1970s, and gated Rancho Conejo and Dos Vientos filled in from the 1990s on. Home remodeling in Newbury Park means knowing which of those eras you live in.
Construction by Maya is a women led design build studio on Park Granada in Calabasas, a short drive east on the 101. We design your project, prepare the drawings, steer it through City of Thousand Oaks review and build it with our own team. You deal with one company and one schedule from the first sketch to the final inspection, and we keep our project load small on purpose.
Every service below starts with a visit to your house. Pick one to see how we approach it in Newbury Park.
Turn a closed 1970s kitchen into an open, well lit room, or give a 1990s builder kitchen in Rancho Conejo the cabinets and counters it always deserved.
Replace fiberglass tub surrounds and oversized garden tubs with tiled walk in showers that are waterproofed properly behind the tile.
Convert an attached two car garage or build a detached unit for parents, grown kids or a tenant who works in the Conejo Valley.
Single story rear additions on flat tract lots and carefully engineered space on sloped Dos Vientos parcels.
Bring a sixty year old house up to date in one pass, from the electrical panel and pipes to floors, windows and finishes.
Patios, covers and outdoor kitchens that face Boney Mountain views and respect the oak trees and open space next door.
A Newbury Park remodel might involve a 1966 ranch, a 1980s two story inside an HOA or a hillside home backing onto open space. We plan around the house you actually have.
Our designers and builders sit in the same studio, so drawings are priced and buildable before you ever approve them.
California general contractor license #1034501, with general liability and workers comp in place on every project.
Our Calabasas office is a short drive from Lynn Road and Borchard Road, so site visits and selections never wait long.
You see an itemized scope and a realistic timeline before work begins, and changes are priced in writing.
Most of Newbury Park sits inside the City of Thousand Oaks. We prepare the submittals, answer plan check comments and book the inspections.
We take on a limited number of homes at a time, so your project gets real attention instead of a rotating crew.
Two things shape almost every Newbury Park project we look at. The first is the trees. Thousand Oaks protects its native oaks and requires a permit before anyone cuts, moves or works inside an oak's protected zone, which reaches past the edge of the canopy. An addition, patio footing or ADU trench near an old oak can trigger that review, so we map the trees before we draw anything.
The second is the edge of town. Many streets back onto open space below Boney Mountain or the hills around Dos Vientos, and residents were evacuated during the Springs Fire in 2013 and the Hill and Woolsey Fires in 2018. Homes near that wildland edge often face fire zone rules for roofing, vents, siding and glazing, so we check your parcel early and pick materials that meet them.
Send us your address and a few photos. We will tell you whether your home falls under Thousand Oaks or Ventura County, flag any oak or fire zone issues we can see, and suggest a sensible first step at no charge.
Book A Free ConsultationWe work across Newbury Park, from the older tracts near Old Conejo Road to the newer hillside streets above Potrero Road and Rancho Sierra Vista.
You should know what happens next at every point in the job. These five stages are the same whether we are rebuilding one bathroom or the entire house.
We walk the house and yard with you, note the trees, slope and jurisdiction, and listen to what is not working today.
Our designers draw options, price them and help you choose finishes, revising until the plan fits your budget.
We prepare construction documents, coordinate any engineering and take the set through Thousand Oaks or county review.
One project manager runs the site, protects the rest of your home and sends you regular progress updates.
We inspect every detail with you, finish the punch list and close out the permit before we call the job done.
Newbury Park houses tend to have good bones and generous yards. You might knock out the wall between a 1970s kitchen and family room, swap a dated garden tub for a roomy shower, or turn the garage into a private suite for a parent. We help you sort out what is worth doing first.
Trust is earned one project at a time. See what homeowners around the Conejo Valley and the West Valley have shared about building with our team.
These are the questions Newbury Park homeowners raise most often before they commit to a remodel, ADU or addition.
Most of Newbury Park is part of the City of Thousand Oaks, so permits go through the city. A few unincorporated pockets, including Casa Conejo, are handled by Ventura County. We confirm which applies before design starts.
They can. Thousand Oaks requires a permit for work inside an oak's protected zone, not only for removal. If an addition, patio or trench comes near an oak, we plan around it or build the permit into your schedule.
Many homes near the open space around Newbury Park are. Fire zone status affects roofing, vents, siding and windows on new work. We look up your parcel and design to the current requirements.
California law limits how far an HOA can restrict ADUs, but associations can still review details such as exterior finishes. We help you work through the city and the HOA at the same time.
Not far. Our office is in Calabasas, a straight run west on the 101, and we already work throughout the Conejo Valley.
Ready to make your Newbury Park home work better for your family? Book a free in home or virtual consultation and talk it through with our women led design build team.
We stay a boutique company on purpose, so you work directly with the people designing and building your home. See our Calabasas ADU or the room addition we built in Lake Balboa.
4500 Park Granada, Suite 202
Calabasas, CA 91302
Phone: (818) 626-0909
Email: constructionbymaya@gmail.com
Opening Hours: Monday to Friday, 09:00 AM to 06:00 PM
We also design and build in the communities that surround Newbury Park, from Thousand Oaks and Camarillo to Westlake Village.