From first sketch to final walkthrough, our Sammamish, WA landscaping team designs and builds outdoor spaces shaped around your property, your budget, and how your family lives outside.
Where Design Meets Precision
Plant a yard on the Sammamish Plateau without accounting for slope, and heavy winter rain will find every low point, eroding beds and pooling where it shouldn't. Follow that with a dry summer, and non-native plants that survived the rain often struggle once it stops.
That swing between wet winters and dry summers is exactly why the City of Sammamish encourages, and in some cases requires, native plants. A design that ignores it looks good for one season and fights you the next.
Our Offerings
Every project starts with a design you can see and approve before construction begins. Our team covers the full range, design, installation, and ongoing guidance along the way.
The Angkorscape Standard
Angkorscape has served Sammamish and Greater Seattle homeowners since 2019, with our team bringing over 50 years of combined experience and 548 completed landscapes to every project.
We evaluate topography, drainage, and grading before any design work begins, engineering proper water management into the plan from day one.
Every material is selected based on how it performs in Pacific Northwest conditions, not just how it looks, so it holds up season after season.
We manage all permitting, engineering coordination, and HOA submissions ourselves, so your project moves forward without the delays that come from juggling outside offices.



Backed By Our Word
Every project we complete for outdoor living spaces in Sammamish is backed by a 5-year workmanship warranty, because we stand behind our work long after the crew leaves your property.
From Concept to Completion
Here's what our design process looks like, from your first landscape design consultation to the final walkthrough. Most Sammamish projects start at $75,000 and average around $150,000, with design taking two to four weeks depending on project scope.

We talk through your goals, your budget, and what you actually want from the space — including any drainage or grading concerns that come up early on properties like yours on the Plateau.
We build a 3D rendering of your property, refining the plan together until every detail feels right, with native-plant selections and any required tree permits accounted for in the pricing from the start.
Significant tree removal or grading may require a permit under city regulations, so we handle that paperwork in-house before the crew ever arrives.
Your yard gets built exactly as designed, with one point of contact guiding the job from groundbreaking to final walkthrough. Spring through early summer tends to be the best window to start, ahead of the wetter fall months.
What Homeowners Say
Sammamish homeowners share what the experience was actually like from first call to final walkthrough.
Transformations
One recent Sammamish project took an underused backyard and turned it into a space the family now uses daily, blending new plantings, hardscaping, and lighting into a design built around how they actually live outside.








Our Philosophy
Every project follows the same principles, shaped by the Plateau's climate and the way the city itself approaches landscaping.
Sammamish's development code favors native plants, and we design with that from the first draft, rain gardens and native plantings that work with the Plateau's water instead of against it.
Every element gets the same attention, from how a bed is prepped to how a wall sheds water, because the parts you don't see are what determine whether the yard holds up.
A landscape isn't finished until it works for how your family actually uses it, not just how it photographs on day one.
Beyond The Backyard
The low-maintenance yards homeowners ask for most start with native plants and minimal-maintenance turf areas built for family-friendly outdoor spaces.
Schedule your consultation and see your finished Sammamish landscape in 3D before construction starts.

Common Questions
The questions Sammamish homeowners ask most, answered up front.
Landscape architects usually handle municipal or large commercial sites, sometimes with stamped drawings. For a residential property like yours, a landscape designer plans and builds the custom design, no added layer needed. Our team brings both disciplines into the residential work we do.
Angkorscape was founded in 2019 and has served Sammamish and Greater Seattle since, completing 548 projects across the region to date.
The strongest signal is one team owning design through build, so nothing gets lost between a designer and a separate contractor. That's how we work, and our licensing and portfolio back it up.
Yes. We hold Washington State Contractor License ANGKOI*750PA, confirmed and current for every Sammamish project.
Yes. Front yard landscaping in Sammamish follows the same design process as backyards, with attention to curb appeal, native plants, and how the space is used.
Significant tree removal may require a permit under city regulations, and we manage that process in-house.
Project scope varies by property, but most projects start at $75,000, averaging $150,000 depending on the scale of design and construction involved.
Ready When You Are
Your outdoor space deserves a team that treats your property like its own. Contact us to schedule a consultation and see what's possible for the outdoor life you want, whether you're near Duthie Hill or along Ebright Creek.
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.