As of July 2026, 338 Google reviews back the 4 concrete driveway contractors ConcreteFinder tracks in the Mimico area, which average 5★. Of the rated companies in Mimico, 100% hold a 4.8★ rating or better, so the shortlist below is genuinely competitive. Every Mimico position here is earned from public reviews and verification, never sold.
Which concrete driveway contractors rank highest in Mimico?
These 4 concrete driveway contractors are every concrete driveway contractor we currently track here, ranked by review quality and volume rather than ad spend. Tap any card for the full profile or a free quote.
3 of 4 details on file · Mimico concrete patio contractor, 104 Google reviews average 5.0★, also listed under concrete contractors and concrete driveways.
3 of 4 details on file · Listed for concrete contractor work around Mimico, 218 Google reviews average 5.0★, also listed under concrete repair & leveling and concrete driveways.
3 of 4 details on file · A concrete contractor working Mimico, 13 Google reviews average 5.0★, also listed under concrete patios & walkways and concrete driveways.
3 of 4 details on file · Mimico concrete contractor, 3 Google reviews average 5.0★, also listed under foundations & underpinning and concrete driveways.
How much does concrete driveway installation cost in Mimico?
Contractor minimum project charge (applies to small parking pads / walkway-sized jobs) runs $5,500–$5,500 per project (flat minimum), according to Nice Guy Concrete, while toronto front-yard parking pad licence (city fees, 2026) runs $331.13 renewal–$514.41 application + 13% HST; paving permit $227.26, transfer $165.56, per City of Toronto, on current GTA figures for Mimico. Expect Mimico quotes to trend higher where site access and disposal are limited. Budget another 13% HST on top.
Typical GTA concrete driveways prices for Mimico, July 2026. Each row cites its source.
Item
Typical range
Unit
Source
Toronto front-yard parking pad licence (city fees, 2026)City of Toronto 2026 schedule, all fees plus HST. The application fee is one time and the renewal is annual; a change in property ownership costs $165.56 to transfer. Many wards issue no new licences at all.
$331.13 renewal–$514.41 application
+ 13% HST; paving permit $227.26, transfer $165.56
Excavation & compacted granular base prep (when itemized separately)RenovateIndex prices this as a line item only, about 5 percent of the project total, and says it includes removal of the existing surface and a compacted granular sub-base. It applies when a contractor itemizes rather than quoting all-in per square foot.
Stamped concrete driveway, installed (comparison)From Nice Guy Concrete's 1,000 sq ft price table, where prices include removal of the existing surface, excavation, base preparation, concrete and finishing.
Concrete driveway, installed, GTA average (all finishes)GTA average, not a broom-finish-only figure. Green Building Canada puts urban centres 15 to 25 percent above rural areas in the same province, and prices a plain poured driveway at $10 to $17 per square foot installed nationally.
Single-car driveway replacement, broom finish 4–6" slab (total project)Contract Link's figure is open-ended at the top ($12,000+) and describes a broom finish over a reinforced base with a 4 to 6 inch slab.
Contractor minimum project charge (applies to small parking pads / walkway-sized jobs)A floor, not a range: Nice Guy Concrete applies this minimum regardless of project size, because a small driveway still needs the same equipment, crew and setup time as a larger one.
How does ConcreteFinder rank concrete driveway contractors in Mimico?
We order these Mimico concrete driveway contractors by review quality and volume together, so a handful of five-star ratings will not leapfrog a deep, consistent record. The median company here carries 104 Google reviews. A working website, a listed phone and genuine photos count toward the score as well, and nobody buys their way up. Read our full methodology.
Frequently asked questions
How does ConcreteFinder rank concrete driveway contractors in Mimico?
Mimico rankings are not paid. The 4 companies here are ordered by a review-volume-weighted Google score and light verification checks, and no one can pay to move up. Full details live on our methodology page.
What does a proper Mimico concrete quote look like?
A solid Mimico quote itemizes site prep, mix and thickness, reinforcement, finish, jointing and disposal, then the payment schedule and warranty. A vague one-line price is a red flag, so compare like-for-like scope across three bids.
Can I get free Mimico concrete driveway installation quotes?
Yes. A free on-site estimate is standard among local concrete driveway contractors. ConcreteFinder lists the Mimico companies with their public phone number and website, so you can line up two or three visits yourself and compare scope side by side.
How much does concrete driveway installation cost in Mimico?
A Mimico homeowner can anchor on this line item: concrete driveway, installed, GTA average (all finishes), $12–$20 per sq ft (Green Building Canada (2026 Canadian driveway cost guide)). Quotes there can sit at the higher end. Add 13% HST, then compare quotes against the full cost guide.
How many concrete driveway contractors serve Mimico?
We track 4 companies in the area this July 2026, at an average Google rating of 5★ and a median of 104 reviews each. That is enough Mimico choice to line up three or more quotes before you commit.
Do I need a permit for a concrete driveway in Mimico?
Repouring the existing driveway in place is generally permit-free, while a wider driveway, a fresh curb cut or any work over the city boulevard triggers approval from the City of Toronto. Mind the front-yard rules: Toronto limits parking pads and requires soft landscaping for drainage. Aim for the May–Nov window and let the Mimico contractor handle approvals.
Questions to ask your contractor
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How many control and expansion joints will you cut, and where?
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Will the finished driveway keep the required soft landscaping and drainage?
3
When can you pour, and how long before I can drive on it?