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    Cost guide

    Renovation prices in Ventura County: 2026 ranges

    Coastal Ventura and Oxnard, the Conejo Valley around Thousand Oaks, and Simi Valley through the Santa Clara River Valley. Prices sit a little above LA County on average.

    What moves prices here: Coastal Commission review west of the 101, Conejo Valley HOA standards, and wildfire-zone building rules.

    Updated

    Cost by project

    County average. Planning estimates, not quotes.
    ProjectTypical mid-sizeSmall to large
    Kitchen Remodel$37k–$69k$19k–$158k
    Bathroom Remodel$19k–$40k$7k–$90k
    ADU Construction$95k–$189k$63k–$473k
    Room Addition$116k–$231k$53k–$420k
    Garage Conversion$48k–$79k$23k–$105k
    Roof Replacement$16k–$34k$10k–$59k
    Pool Construction$84k–$137k$58k–$263k
    Pool Remodel$16k–$37k$6k–$84k
    Deck & Patio$10k–$27k$4k–$58k
    Solar Installation$19k–$31k$14k–$48k
    HVAC Replacement$11k–$21k$5k–$37k
    Window Replacement$9k–$19k$4k–$40k
    Foundation Repair$9k–$32k$2k–$105k

    Where prices run highest and lowest

    In our October 2026 cost tables, Thousand Oaks is the most expensive place in Ventura County to renovate, about 7% above the county average, and Santa Paula the least expensive, about 14% below it. A mid-size kitchen remodel runs $39k–$73k in Thousand Oaks and $32k–$59k in Santa Paula. The difference is mostly labor rates, permit fees and site conditions.

    Cities in Ventura County

    All seven counties

    How to read these numbers

    How are these county cost ranges calculated?

    Each project type starts from a 2026 Los Angeles County baseline, adjusted by a county multiplier for local labor, permitting and site conditions. City pages apply their own multiplier. Planning estimates, not quotes.

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