Ranked 1Leaside
Also Concrete Repair & Leveling +1
Mon to Sat, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.
- Says it is licensed
- Says it is insured
Best Concrete Patio & Walkway Contractors in Toronto & the GTA
Key facts
- 146
- companies
- 4.78★
- average, 5,779 reviews
- 72%
- at 4.8★ or better
- $15–$30
- per sq ft typical, see the sources
Updated from public Google data.
Top 15 of 146, ranked by rating, reviews and the details on the record
Never paid placement. How the order is set
- Ranked 1
Ranked 2Burlington
Also Concrete Contractors +1
Mon to Fri, 9 a.m. to 6 p.m.
- Says it is licensed
- Says it is insured
Ranked 3Scarborough Town Centre
Mon to Sun, 7 a.m. to 7 p.m.
- Says it is licensed
- Says it is insured
Ranked 4Mississauga
Also Concrete Repair & Leveling
Mon to Sun, 7 a.m. to 7 p.m.
- Says it is insured
- Says it carries WSIB coverage
- WNo photo on fileRanked 5
Leaside
Also Concrete Repair & Leveling
Mon to Fri, 9 a.m. to 4 p.m.
- Says it is licensed
- Says it is insured
Ranked 6Willowdale
Also Foundations & Underpinning +1
Mon to Fri, 8 a.m. to 5 p.m.
- Says it is insured
- Says it carries WSIB coverage
Ranked 7Richmond Hill
Mon to Sat, 8 a.m. to 6 p.m.
- Says it is licensed
- Says it is insured
Ranked 8Bayview Village
Also Concrete Driveways
Mon to Sun, open 24 hours
- Says it is licensed
- Says it carries WSIB coverage
Ranked 9Mimico
Also Polished Concrete & Epoxy Floors +1
Mon to Sat, 8 a.m. to 6 p.m.
- Says it is insured
- Says it is bonded
Ranked 10Burlington
Also Concrete Contractors +1
Mon to Sat, 7 a.m. to 5:30 p.m.
- Says it is licensed
- Says it is insured
Ranked 11Mimico
Also Concrete Contractors +1
Mon to Sat, 7 a.m. to 9 p.m.
- Says it is insured
- Says it carries WSIB coverage
Ranked 12Richmond Hill
Also Concrete Repair & Leveling +1
Hours not posted
- Says it is insured
- Says it carries WSIB coverage
Ranked 13Parkdale
Also Concrete Repair & Leveling
Mon to Sun, 8 a.m. to 5 p.m.
- Says it is licensed
- Says it is insured
- GNo photo on fileRanked 14
Yorkville
Also Concrete Driveways
Mon to Sun, open 24 hours
- Says it is insured
- Says it carries WSIB coverage
Ranked 15Ajax
Mon to Sun, 8 a.m. to 5 p.m.
- Says it is insured
- Says it carries WSIB coverage
What does concrete patio and walkway work run per square foot in Toronto?
According to The Art of Concrete (Kitchener, ON, 2025), concrete patio or pad, plain broom finish, Ontario (installed) runs $15–$30 per sq ft in the GTA, while concrete patio, stamped (decorative finish, installed) runs $18–$48 per sq ft (Crusader Concrete via MC Excavate (Ontario stamped concrete guide)). Add 13% HST to any quote. The table below breaks down 8 line items, each with its own named source.
| Item | Typical range | Unit | Source |
|---|---|---|---|
| Concrete patio or pad, plain broom finish, Ontario (installed)An Ontario average across flatwork, not a Toronto-specific figure. The Art of Concrete says the per-square-foot price is higher on small jobs, putting a 100 sq ft project at $2,500 to $5,000, and that a no-frills broom-finished pad typically starts around $20 per square foot. | $15–$30 | per sq ft | The Art of Concrete (Kitchener, ON, 2025) |
| Concrete patio, stamped (decorative finish, installed)MC Excavate's full stamped span, basic through premium: $18 to $30 for one stamp and one colour, $31 to $40 with a two-colour border, $41 to $48+ for multi-pattern hand-coloured work. Larger projects cost less per square foot. | $18–$48 | per sq ft | Crusader Concrete via MC Excavate (Ontario stamped concrete guide) |
| Exposed aggregate patio, premium over a broom finishAn add-on over a standard broom finish, not a total price. MCL Concrete works it out as $1,050 to $1,750 extra on a 350 sq ft patio, and calls it a more accessible upgrade than stamped. | +$3–+$5 | per sq ft added | MCL Concrete (2026 Ontario patio guide) |
| Mid-size broom-finish patio project, 300–400 sq ft (total installed)MCL Concrete's published size table for a standard broom finish patio in the Milton, Burlington, Oakville and Hamilton markets, including proper sub-base preparation. Demolition of an existing surface is NOT included; a small 150 to 200 sq ft patio is $2,000 to $3,500 and a large 500 to 700 sq ft one is $7,500 to $13,000+. | $4,500–$7,000 | per project | MCL Concrete |
| Concrete walkway / sidewalk, plain (larger jobs, installed)The Art of Concrete's rate for larger jobs specifically, where economies of scale apply. Its smaller-project rate is $20 to $60 per square foot or higher. | $10–$30 | per sq ft | The Art of Concrete (Ontario sidewalk pricing, updated Oct 2025) |
| Concrete walkway / sidewalk, small project (installed)Open-ended at the top: The Art of Concrete writes $20 to $60 or higher, because small jobs cannot spread mobilization and labour. It also says small concrete sidewalks in Canada typically start at $5,000. | $20–$60 | per sq ft | The Art of Concrete (Canada, updated Oct 2025) |
| Concrete steps replacementFrom Toronto Concrete Repairs' Average Costs by Project Type table, 1 to 2 days of work. Difficult access may add 10 to 20 percent. | $300–$800 | per step | Toronto Concrete Repairs (TCR) |
| New concrete steps (supply + install)Priced per linear foot, not per step. Action Home Services puts the labour share at roughly $50 to $300 per linear foot and material at $50 to $150. | $100–$500 | per linear ft | Action Home Services (Toronto/GTA) |
How does ConcreteFinder rank concrete patio contractors?
ConcreteFinder scores every company out of 100. Reviews are 45 of that, weighing review volume alongside the star rating so consistent, high-volume reputations rise to the top. The remaining 47 count what a company states on its own website, each line quoted from the page it was read off, and the details on the record: a website that answers, photographs, a phone, posted hours. Never paid placement.
GTA-wide, 72% of the rated concrete patio contractors already sit at 4.8★ or better, so read a two-place gap on this list as a real one. Placement cannot be bought. Read how the order is calculated.
Last updated: By ConcreteFinder Research Team
Questions to ask your contractor
- What base and slab thickness are you pouring for a patio or walkway?
- What finish are you quoting: broom, exposed aggregate, or smooth?
- How will you slope it to drain water away from the house?
- Are steps or a porch part of this, and are any of them structural?
- What does the quote include for removing and disposing of the old surface? Typical line items and costs
Frequently asked questions
What is the going rate for concrete patio and walkway work across Toronto and the GTA?
According to The Art of Concrete (Kitchener, ON, 2025), concrete patio or pad, plain broom finish, Ontario (installed) runs $15–$30 per sq ft, and concrete patio, stamped (decorative finish, installed) runs $18–$48 per sq ft (Crusader Concrete via MC Excavate (Ontario stamped concrete guide)). Quotes are pre-tax, so add 13% HST on top. The concrete patios & walkways cost guide here breaks the job into line items and names the source behind each one.
How do I tell a solid GTA concrete patio contractor from a cheap pour?
Compare at least three written, itemized quotes rather than defaulting to the cheapest. ConcreteFinder ranks 146 concrete patio contractors at an average 4.78★ Google rating; the middle of that field sits on 26 reviews. Start with the shortlist above, then ask each crew for the address of a pour it finished at least two winters ago and go and look at the joints.
Which months are the right ones to schedule concrete patio and walkway work in Toronto?
The GTA concrete patio and walkway work season runs May–Oct, because fresh concrete needs above-freezing temperatures to cure. Reputable companies book several weeks ahead in peak months, so request quotes early; shoulder-season pours in spring or fall often win better pricing.
Do I need a permit, and is HST included in concrete patio and walkway work quotes?
Add 13% HST to any quote, since concrete work is taxable in Ontario and most posted prices exclude it. Permit needs depend on scope: a like-for-like driveway or slab repour rarely needs one, but widening a driveway, altering the curb cut or boulevard, and any structural foundation or underpinning work require municipal approval and often an engineer, which a reputable contractor arranges. See ConcreteFinder's concrete patios & walkways cost guide for the Ontario rules.
Will a contractor move up this list by paying ConcreteFinder?
No, and there is no product to buy that would change it. The order is a Google rating pulled toward the field average by review count, plus small boosts for a website, a phone number and photographs on file. Money is not one of the inputs. GTA-wide, 72% of the rated concrete patio contractors already sit at 4.8★ or better. In a field that tight, a couple of positions is a real difference, not noise. Full details are on our methodology page.
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