Kitchen Remodeling in Newbury Park, CA

In Casa Conejo and Ventu Park, the kitchen remodel usually means opening a 1960s galley or L-shaped kitchen to the family room. That depends on what the wall carries and what runs through it, so we look in the attic and check the wall for ducts and vents before drawing a new layout.

Permits come from the City of Thousand Oaks at City Hall. If your neighborhood has an association, it rarely reviews interior work, but it may set hours for noisy work and rules for dumpsters. We order cabinets and counters before demolition so the kitchen is out of service for as short a time as possible.

Newbury Park is about 32 to 50 minutes from our Santa Paula office, so we schedule the job in consecutive days rather than scattered short visits.

Kitchens in the 1960s Newbury Park tracts were built for smaller appliances and less storage than most families need now. A remodel usually adds deep drawers in place of base cabinet doors, a tall pantry cabinet, and upper cabinets that reach the ceiling. Recessed LED lighting replaces the old ceiling fixture, and under-cabinet lights make the counters usable at night.

In Dos Vientos and other newer neighborhoods, the layout is often fine and the focus is on finishes: new counters, a tile backsplash, updated cabinet fronts or new cabinets, and better appliances. Associations there may limit work hours and parking, and we follow their rules.