Every project starts with a 3D design and is built by the team that drew it. What you approve is what gets built, at a price locked before work begins.
The decisions made in design only hold if the same team carries them into the build. Here are four reasons that continuity works in your favor.
No one understands a design better than the people who created it. Because we build what we design, there's no handoff to another company, so we avoid the issues and delays that come with one.
We do the research and planning up front. Barring unforeseen circumstances, you won't get unexpected change orders from oversights on our part once construction begins.
We handle design, permitting, engineering, and construction with our in-house crew and long-term subcontractors. You work with one team from start to finish.
A contractor should have the strength and commitment to make things right if something goes wrong. We stand behind our work, no matter the cost.



A full design-build, priced from your approved plan with the number locked before work begins.
Every project starts from a different yard and a different goal. These are recent design and build projects Angkorscape has completed across the Eastside and beyond.
View the full portfolio →Each of these is designed and built as part of one plan, so the finished yard works as a whole, with every space flowing into the next.

Where every project begins: a custom 3D plan with line-item pricing.

Patios, walls, and walkways engineered for Pacific Northwest rain and slope.

Plants, trees, and turf suited to the PNW climate and planted to thrive.

Layered lighting that keeps the yard usable and safe after dark.

Fountains and pondless falls that add sound, movement, and calm.

Built-in grills and counters that make hosting easy year-round.

Fire pits and tables that anchor the yard as a gathering point.

Permits, engineering, and HOA approvals handled in-house.
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Four stages take your project from first conversation to completed build, each one handled by the same Angkorscape team so nothing gets lost between phases.

We start at your property and talk through how you want to use the space and the budget you have in mind. You leave with an honest range before a single line is drawn.
Thy designs your space in 3D with line-item pricing from the first draft. You review it, we refine it together, and the price locks at design verification.
Submissions go to the authority for your address, whether Seattle SDCI, King County Local Services, Pierce County PPW, or Snohomish County PDS. Engineering sign-off is arranged where needed, and no ground breaks until approvals are secured.
The crew that designed your project builds it, working from a plan they know inside out. One point of contact throughout, and the finished yard matches the design you approved.
Here is what clients across Bellevue, the Eastside, and the wider Greater Seattle area told us after their projects were done.
See All ReviewsTo design and build landscape projects here, you have to work with the ground and the rules that come with it. Because design and construction sit with the same company, both get solved on the plan instead of mid-build.
The biggest risk in a large landscape project is a price that creeps once construction starts. The design-build model is built to remove that risk, because the same team sets the price and does the work.

As a design build landscaping company, Angkorscape handles both the design and the construction under a single contract. Thy designs your project, the same team builds it, and there is no gap where drawings get handed to an outside contractor. That continuity is what keeps the built result true to the plan you approved.
No. The design fee is a separate cost that pays for the 3D design, the line-item pricing, and the documentation. It is not deducted from the construction total, so you are paying for the design work as its own deliverable.
Not from our side. A signed no-change-order policy locks the price at design verification, so the figure you approve is the figure you pay. The only thing that changes the number is a scope change you decide to make.
Yes, all of it in-house. Angkorscape files submissions with the correct county authority, whether Seattle SDCI, King County Local Services, Pierce County PPW, or Snohomish County PDS, and coordinates engineering sign-off where the build requires it. Permit costs are billed separately.
No. The design and the build are kept together on purpose, because the decisions made during design shape how the project gets constructed. Building from an outside plan breaks that alignment and creates gaps the team cannot stand behind.
Most Angkorscape projects start around $75,000 and run to $500,000 and up, averaging about $150,000. There is no strict minimum, but the process is built for projects of real scale rather than small one-off installs.
Payments follow four milestones: 10 percent at contract signing, 40 percent at kickoff, 40 percent at the halfway point, and the final 10 percent at completion. Every milestone is set out before work begins.
Yes. Angkorscape partners with HFS Financial so you can move forward with the full scope of your project rather than trimming the design to fit a cash budget. Options can be reviewed during your consultation.
Angkorscape backs workmanship for five years on hardscape and three years on carpentry, turf, concrete, lighting, and irrigation. Because the team that designed the project also built it, that coverage sits with one accountable company.
Every landscape design and build project starts with a plan, and yours can start this week. Tell us about your property and someone from our team will follow up within one business day to talk through your goals and what it will take to reach them.




A space worth building is a space worth planning. Every project starts with a design — fees begin at $2,500.
Tell us about your project and we'll follow up within one business day.