Allen Landscaping & Outdoor Living Company

Cost depends on scope, materials, and how much site work the property needs before anything is built. After we walk it and design it, you get a fixed-scope proposal rather than a vague estimate that moves later.

Allen's family neighborhoods love multi-use backyards, we design spaces that balance entertaining, play, and low-maintenance beauty.

Allen sits in Collin County, and like most of Dallas-Fort Worth it is built on heavy clay. That soil swells when it takes on water and shrinks when it dries, which is why patios shift, walls lean, and water ends up against foundations when the groundwork is rushed. Every project we build here starts with grade and drainage before anything decorative goes in.

We design and build across Allen, including Twin Creeks, Star Creek, Watters Crossing, Montgomery Farm, and Cumberland Crossing. We work throughout 75002, 75013. Our crews work near Watters Creek, Allen Event Center, Celebration Park, so we know the area rather than just the address.

Yes. Many Allen communities require architectural review before work starts, and requirements vary between them. We prepare the submittal package as part of the design, so your board gets a complete set of drawings instead of a description in an email.

Getting this wrong is expensive. Building without approval can mean removing finished work, which is the most costly way to save time.

The work that comes up most often here is paver patios, fire pits & fireplaces, artificial turf. That reflects how Allen properties are built and what high-income, family-focused homeowners here tend to invest in.

Because we are a design-build firm, one team handles the design, the hardscape, the planting, the drainage, and the lighting. You get one point of contact and one company accountable for the whole property, in Allen, TX and across the metroplex.