In 2022, under the direction of Padma Vibhushan Shri Dr D. Veerendra Heggade (Dharmadhikari’ of the Dharmasthala Temple), this  temple under went for major conservation and restoration. The conservation process was started by numbering each stone and component of the Gharbhagudi and detailed drawings/photographs of each part of the temple were prepared, showing the numbered stones. This documentation was carried out before the dismantling work, in order to restore back all the original stone members to their original location maintaining their authenticity. The stone members from the temple were then dismantled in one of the most strenuous and painstaking processes and they were thoroughly cleaned to remove dirt, dust, algae, and mortar remains. To achieve a high degree of accuracy, following the trial-and-error method, critical layers of inner masonry were arranged and placed on the ground for checking the exact position and then placed and fixed at their original location on the temple. The reconstruction of the temple in stone was then carried out to its original height and form duly following the detailed drawings showing each numbered stone. The references from the older photographs were also taken to check the respective side. During the conservation process, all the original stone members, and beams were retained and used extensively. It took almost two years for conservation and restoration to complete. On 11^th may 2004, renovated temple is inaugurated with the blessings of Shri Dr D. Veerendra Heggade. Today temple trust is actively working to maintain the temple and its structure.