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There are 4 concrete contractors on ConcreteFinder's the The Kingsway area list, rated 4.87★ on average, supported by 159 Google reviews this July 2026. A typical concrete contractor on this list carries 55 Google reviews, enough history to judge real workmanship, and our ranking weighs that volume, not just stars. As reviews accumulate, we update the order, so it stays current.
ConcreteFinder lists 4 contractors in The Kingsway here, sorted so steady, well-reviewed operators lead and thin one-off ratings do not. Every card links a profile and a quote request.
179/100 ConcreteFinder Score
55 reviews · 5.0
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3 of 4 details on file · Pours in The Kingsway as a foundation contractor, 55 Google reviews average 5.0★, also listed under concrete contractors.
271/100 ConcreteFinder Score
81 reviews · 4.6
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2 of 4 details on file · A concrete contractor working The Kingsway, 81 Google reviews average 4.6★, also listed under concrete repair & leveling and polished concrete & epoxy floors.
366/100 ConcreteFinder Score
23 reviews · 5.0
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3 of 4 details on file · Pours in The Kingsway as a concrete contractor, 23 Google reviews average 5.0★, posted working hours.
445/100 ConcreteFinder Score
2 reviews · 5.0
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3 of 4 details on file · Listed for concrete contractor work around The Kingsway, 2 Google reviews average 5.0★, also listed under foundations & underpinning.
Homeowners pricing concrete work here can anchor on two line items: welded wire mesh, 4 ft x 8 ft sheet (6x6 W2.9) runs $25–$40 per sheet (2AZ Group (GTA, early 2026)) and ready-mix concrete, 25 MPa strength mix, delivered (GTA plant price) runs $245–$245 per m³ (Canada Building Materials (GTA price list, in effect Jan 15 2026)). Inside Toronto, tighter site access and disposal fees can push The Kingsway quotes toward the top of these ranges. Add 13% HST before comparing quotes.
| Item | Typical range | Unit | Source |
|---|---|---|---|
| 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 |
| 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. | $1,200–$2,500 | per half-day | 2AZ Group - Real Cost of Concrete Work in the GTA 2026 |
| 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 |
| 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, 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. | $245–$245 | per m³ | Canada Building Materials (GTA price list, in effect Jan 15 2026) |
| 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. | $120–$120 | per hour | Canada Building Materials (GTA price list, 2026) |
The ranking on this page blends each firm's star average with its review count, so the 4 companies in The Kingsway are judged on durable reputation. The median company here carries 55 Google reviews. ConcreteFinder also counts checkable details of the record, and sells no placements. Read our full methodology.
In The Kingsway, scope decides it. Replacing an existing driveway, patio or walkway in the same footprint usually needs no building permit, but a foundation, underpinning or load-bearing slab does and requires engineered drawings. Work in the road allowance needs a right-of-way permit from the City of Toronto. Have your contractor confirm and pull whatever is required.
Concrete line pump with operator (residential pours) runs $500–$1,200 per day across the GTA, per Rockit Concrete Pumping (Toronto). Quotes there can sit at the higher end. Figures exclude 13% HST; our concrete contractors cost guide breaks down every line item for The Kingsway.
Free estimates are the norm for local concrete contractors, usually after a short site visit. ConcreteFinder does not book them for you; it ranks the companies and publishes how to reach each one.
Look for a quote that spells out preparation, slab thickness, reinforcement, finish and haulaway, plus deposit, payment stages and warranty. When two The Kingsway bids differ a lot, it is usually the scope, so read the line items before choosing.
In The Kingsway, 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.
Confirm any local concrete contractor carries active WSIB coverage and liability insurance before the deposit, and ask to see the certificates. ConcreteFinder shows verification signals on each profile, but that paperwork is worth a direct check.
If none of the The Kingsway shortlist suits, check concrete work in adjacent areas or ConcreteFinder's other rankings nearby.
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