4 concrete contractors currently serve the Entertainment District area, averaging 5★ on Google across 5 combined reviews, per ConcreteFinder's July 2026 dataset. Roughly 100% of the field here publishes a working website, which we treat as one trust signal among several. There are no advertiser slots here: every input to the order is published, and claiming a listing costs nothing.
Which concrete contractors rank highest in Entertainment District?
Below are all 4 concrete contractors ConcreteFinder tracks in Entertainment District, ordered by our published score so consistent, high-volume reputations rise first. Each card opens a full profile and a free quote request.
3 of 4 details on file · Pours in Entertainment District as a foundation contractor, 5 Google reviews average 5.0★, also listed under concrete contractors.
How much does concrete work cost in Entertainment District?
Homeowners pricing concrete work here can anchor on two line items: concrete line pump with operator (residential pours) runs $500–$1,200 per day (Rockit Concrete Pumping (Toronto)) and boom pump with operator, 28 m to 42 m+ boom runs $1,200–$2,500 per half-day (2AZ Group - Real Cost of Concrete Work in the GTA 2026). Expect Entertainment District quotes to trend higher where site access and disposal are limited. Add 13% HST before comparing quotes.
Typical GTA concrete contractors prices for Entertainment District, July 2026. Each row cites its source.
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Typical range
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Source
Truck waiting/unloading time beyond 60 min included60 minutes per load is allowed for unloading; beyond that it is $2.00 a minute, which is the $120 hourly rate. A pour cancelled after noon the day before carries a minimum $600 charge.
Ready-mix concrete, 25 MPa strength mix, delivered (GTA plant price)A single published plant price, not a range, and it is before delivery charges, the $7.00/m3 environmental charge, a $2.00/m3 fuel surcharge and 13% HST. CBM's residential R3 25 MPa mix is $248 and its CSA C-4 25 MPa is $260. All prices rise by a $15.00/m3 escalator each January 1.
Boom pump with operator, 28 m to 42 m+ boomHalf-day rates, and the span covers two machine sizes: $1,200 to $1,800 for a 28 m to 36 m boom and $1,800 to $2,500 for 42 m and up. Pump trucks are booked separately from the ready-mix order.
Ready-mix concrete, 30–35 MPa, delivered (GTA)Plant prices before delivery, surcharges and HST: $255 for 30 MPa and $270 for 35 MPa. Strengths above 35 MPa require a minimum load of 3 m3. The $350 ceiling this guide used to show is not on CBM's list.
Welded wire mesh, 4 ft x 8 ft sheet (6x6 W2.9)Material only, sold by the sheet. The $17 floor this guide used to show came from a retailer page that now blocks non-browser requests and could not be checked.
Garage slab, 20 ft x 20 ft, installed (subcontractor price)2AZ Group's subcontractor rate table, installed prices including materials and labour. The wide range reflects straightforward pours on easy sites against complex work with access issues, slopes or engineering requirements. A standard residential basement floor is $6,000 to $10,000 on the same table.
How does ConcreteFinder rank concrete contractors in Entertainment District?
The ranking on this page blends each firm's star average with its review count, so the 4 companies in Entertainment District are judged on durable reputation. The median company here carries 5 Google reviews. ConcreteFinder also counts checkable details of the record, and sells no placements. Read our full methodology.
Frequently asked questions
How far ahead do concrete contractors in Entertainment District book up?
Aim for Apr–Nov in Entertainment District, the stretch when ground is workable and cures are reliable. The strongest local concrete contractors book weeks out in midsummer, so line up quotes ahead of the rush.
How many concrete contractors are there in Entertainment District?
ConcreteFinder lists 4 concrete contractors actively serving Entertainment District as of July 2026, at an average Google rating of 5★ and a median of 5 reviews each. Compare at least three of these quotes before hiring.
What should I budget for concrete work in Entertainment District?
An Entertainment District homeowner can anchor on this line item: concrete finisher wage, Toronto Region (employee, not charge-out), $28.80–$47.00 per hour (Government of Canada Job Bank - Concrete Finisher, Toronto Region). Quotes there can sit at the higher end. Add 13% HST, then compare quotes against the full cost guide.
How do I vet a concrete contractor in Entertainment District?
Before hiring, request a live WSIB clearance and a liability certificate, and verify the dates. ConcreteFinder surfaces verification signals on every Entertainment District profile, yet the actual insurance paperwork should be confirmed with the concrete contractor first.
Do concrete contractors in Entertainment District give free quotes?
Most local concrete contractors provide a free written estimate after a quick site visit. ConcreteFinder does not arrange those visits: each profile publishes the company's own phone number and website, so you contact the ones you shortlist directly.
What should a written concrete work quote include in Entertainment District?
Look for a quote that spells out preparation, slab thickness, reinforcement, finish and haulaway, plus deposit, payment stages and warranty. When two Entertainment District bids differ a lot, it is usually the scope, so read the line items before choosing.
Questions to ask your contractor
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Will you pull the permits this scope needs, or is that on me?
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What concrete strength and slab thickness are you pouring for this use?
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What does your warranty cover for cracking and settlement, and for how long?
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How will you reinforce it: rebar, wire mesh, or fibre, and where do the control joints go?
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