Last updated: By ConcreteFinder Research Team
In the The Beaches area, ConcreteFinder counts 4 concrete contractors averaging 4.83★ on Google, drawn from 183 reviews collected for July 2026. Roughly 100% of the field here publishes a working website, which we treat as one trust signal among several. Placement can't be bought: positions come from public review data, what a company states on its own site, and whether it has claimed its listing, which is free.
ConcreteFinder lists 4 contractors in The Beaches here, sorted so steady, well-reviewed operators lead and thin one-off ratings do not. Every card links a profile and a quote request.
165/100 ConcreteFinder Score
72 reviews · 5.0
The Beaches
3 of 4 details on file · Pours in The Beaches as a concrete contractor, 72 Google reviews average 5.0★, posted working hours.
263/100 ConcreteFinder Score
17 reviews · 5.0
The Beaches
3 of 4 details on file · The Beaches concrete contractor, 17 Google reviews average 5.0★, also listed under foundations & underpinning.
358/100 ConcreteFinder Score
82 reviews · 4.3
The Beaches
3 of 4 details on file · A concrete driveway contractor working The Beaches, 82 Google reviews average 4.3★, also listed under concrete contractors and concrete patios & walkways.
457/100 ConcreteFinder Score
12 reviews · 5.0
The Beaches
3 of 4 details on file · Listed for concrete contractor work around The Beaches, 12 Google reviews average 5.0★, posted working hours.
For the area, our July 2026 dataset puts concrete finisher wage, Toronto Region (employee, not charge-out) runs $28.80–$47.00 per hour (Government of Canada Job Bank - Concrete Finisher, Toronto Region) and contractor crew charge-out: finisher / formwork carpenter runs $35–$55 per hour (2AZ Group - Real Cost of Concrete Work in the GTA 2026). Inside Toronto, tighter site access and disposal fees can push The Beaches quotes toward the top of these ranges. Those ranges exclude 13% HST.
| Item | Typical range | Unit | Source |
|---|---|---|---|
| Contractor crew charge-out: finisher / formwork carpenter2AZ Group's GTA labour rate for a formwork carpenter. A concrete foreman is $45 to $65 an hour on the same list, and they budget 4 to 6 labour hours per cubic metre poured. | $35–$55 | per hour | 2AZ Group - Real Cost of Concrete Work in the GTA 2026 |
| Concrete finisher wage, Toronto Region (employee, not charge-out)An employee wage, not a contractor's charge-out rate. Job Bank's figures are for the Toronto Region over the 2023-2024 reference period, updated 19 November 2025, from Employment Insurance Survey data. | $28.80–$47.00(typ. $43.58) | per hour | Government of Canada Job Bank - Concrete Finisher, Toronto Region |
| Rebar, 10M–15M, 20-ft barThe span covers two bar sizes: $8 to $12 for 10M and $12 to $18 for 15M, both in 20-foot lengths. 20M runs $18 to $28. 2AZ says rebar prices stabilised in late 2025. | $8–$18 | per bar | 2AZ Group (GTA, early 2026) |
| 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. | $255–$270 | per m³ | Canada Building Materials (GTA price list, in effect Jan 15 2026) |
| 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. | $25–$40 | per sheet | 2AZ Group (GTA, early 2026) |
| Concrete line pump with operator (residential pours)Rockit says the rate depends on project duration, concrete volume and total hose length, and quotes each job on distance and mix. 2AZ Group prices a trailer-mounted line pump at $800 to $1,200 for a half day. | $500–$1,200 | per day | Rockit Concrete Pumping (Toronto) |
Every concrete contractor here is ranked by the same public formula: a review-volume-weighted Google rating, what the company states on its own site, and the state of its record. The median company here carries 72 Google reviews. That keeps the list of 4 honest, and no spot is ever paid for. Read our full methodology.
No, placement can't be bought. We rank the 4 The Beaches concrete contractors here on a published score out of 100: reviews with volume weighed, what the company states on its own site, and the state of its record. Full details live on our methodology page.
Before hiring, request a live WSIB clearance and a liability certificate, and verify the dates. ConcreteFinder surfaces verification signals on every The Beaches profile, yet the actual insurance paperwork should be confirmed with the concrete contractor first.
In The Beaches, plan concrete work for the Apr–Nov season: concrete needs above-freezing ground and protection from early frost to cure. Booking local crews in the shoulder months can ease scheduling.
As of July 2026, 4 concrete contractors cover The Beaches, at an average Google rating of 4.83★ and a median of 72 reviews each. With that many local options, get three quotes and compare scope, not just price.
For The Beaches, one July 2026 benchmark: concrete finisher wage, Toronto Region (employee, not charge-out) runs $28.80–$47.00 per hour in the GTA (Government of Canada Job Bank - Concrete Finisher, Toronto Region). Quotes there can sit at the higher end. Add 13% HST, and see the full concrete contractors cost guide.
Permits track scope in The Beaches. Swapping an existing driveway or walkway for a new one in place is typically exempt, while foundations, underpinning and load-bearing slabs need a permit and engineering. Touching the municipal boulevard adds a right-of-way permit from the City of Toronto. Confirm the permit path before any pour.
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