Thousand Oaks, California
Looking for pool and landscape builders in Thousand Oaks, the Conejo Valley’s largest city, including Newbury Park? This page gathers our curated picks for custom pools, spas, hardscape and outdoor living. We currently feature one pool and landscape builder here, chosen for consistent, well-documented reviews on established platforms. Ask who handles permits and engineering, how the build is staged, and whether irrigation and planting are designed for local water rules and our hot, dry summers.
Thousand Oaks
A Southern California family-owned hardscape and landscape company offering paver stones, driveways, artificial grass and full-scale landscape design and installation. Projects start with a free basic digital design and estimate.
Nearby
Trusted picks a short drive away in Westlake Village and Agoura Hills.
Pools & Landscape
Westlake Village
A Townsgate Road builder of custom pools, spas, hardscape and outdoor kitchens. Clients rate its work quality, communication and value 5.0 across the board.
Agoura Hills
An Agoura Hills builder specializing in pool and backyard renovations designed as an extension of the home. Its portfolio includes projects in Old Agoura, Woodland Hills and Malibu.
Agoura Hills
A local pool designer and builder that constructs custom pools, remodels existing ones and installs salt water systems. It also provides weekly pool maintenance and repairs from Thousand Oaks to Malibu.
Good to know
Yes. New pools and spas require permits from the City of Thousand Oaks’s building department, along with safety features such as barriers or alarms under California’s Pool Safety Act. Your builder should handle plans, engineering and inspections.
Consider drought-tolerant and native plants, drip irrigation and smart controllers. Check with your water provider about turf-replacement or irrigation rebate programs before you start.
Listings are hand-selected. We look for a strong, consistent record of reviews on established third-party platforms and confirm basic contact details before a business appears. Paid plans can raise where a listing appears on a page, but they don’t buy a place in the guide.
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