In East York, ConcreteFinder counts 6 concrete patio contractors averaging 4.9★ on Google, drawn from 284 reviews collected for July 2026. A typical concrete patio contractor on this list carries 25 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.
Which concrete patio contractors rank highest in East York?
ConcreteFinder lists 6 contractors in East York here, sorted so steady, well-reviewed operators lead and thin one-off ratings do not. Every card links a profile and a quote request.
3 of 4 details on file · Leaside concrete patio contractor, 86 Google reviews average 4.9★, also listed under concrete repair & leveling and concrete contractors.
2 of 4 details on file · Pours in Leaside as a concrete patio contractor, 151 Google reviews average 4.8★, also listed under concrete repair & leveling.
3 of 4 details on file · Pours in Leaside as a concrete patio contractor, 16 Google reviews average 5.0★, also listed under foundations & underpinning.
3 of 4 details on file · East York concrete patio contractor, 25 Google reviews average 4.8★, also listed under concrete contractors and concrete repair & leveling.
3 of 4 details on file · Leaside concrete contractor, 6 Google reviews average 5.0★, also listed under concrete repair & leveling and concrete patios & walkways.
3 of 4 details on file · A concrete contractor working Leaside, also listed under concrete patios & walkways and concrete repair & leveling, posted working hours.
How much does concrete patio and walkway work cost in East York?
Pricing concrete patio and walkway work locally is easiest to judge from real line items. Porch resurfacing (overlay on sound base) runs $2,500–$4,500 per project, per Toronto Concrete Repairs (TCR), and complete porch restoration (steps, surface, railings) runs $5,000–$8,000 per project, per Toronto Concrete Repairs (TCR). Expect East York quotes to trend higher where site access and disposal are limited. All figures come before 13% HST.
Typical GTA concrete patios & walkways prices for East York, July 2026. Each row cites its source.
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Typical range
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Source
Minor porch crack sealingOne day of work in Toronto Concrete Repairs' Average Costs table. The same page's FAQ text says minor crack sealing starts at $300 to $600, so treat $600 as the working floor and confirm scope. Moderate spall repair is a separate $1,000 to $1,500 job.
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.
Complete porch restoration (steps, surface, railings)Three to five days of work covering steps, surface and railings together. Large porches over 150 sq ft sit at the higher end.
Demolition + haul-away of old concreteApplies only when an existing concrete or paver surface has to come out first. MCL Concrete says the figure depends on the material being removed and on access, and that its size table excludes demolition.
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.
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.
How does ConcreteFinder rank concrete patio contractors in East York?
Positions here reflect a published score that weighs how many reviews back each rating, not just the average, across the 6 concrete patio contractors on this page. The median company here carries 25 Google reviews. What a company states on its own site and the state of its record count too, but placement is never for sale. Read our full methodology.
Frequently asked questions
Do concrete patio contractors in East York give free quotes?
Free estimates are the norm for local concrete patio 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.
Do I need a permit for a concrete patio or walkway in East York?
A ground-level patio or walkway on private property in East York generally needs no building permit, though a raised porch, front steps or anything reaching the city right-of-way can. The city cares about grading, so the slab must slope to drain away from the house and off the neighbours. Plan the pour for May–Oct while the ground is workable.
How much does concrete patio and walkway work cost in East York?
An East York homeowner can anchor on this line item: mid-size broom-finish patio project, 300–400 sq ft (total installed), $4,500–$7,000 per project (MCL Concrete). 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 patio contractor in East York?
Ask any local concrete patio contractor for a current WSIB clearance and proof of liability insurance, and confirm both are active before work starts. ConcreteFinder flags verification signals on each profile, but the coverage documents are worth checking directly.
What should a written concrete patio and walkway work quote include in East York?
A solid East York 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.
How does ConcreteFinder rank concrete patio contractors in East York?
East York rankings are not paid. The 6 companies here are ordered by a review-volume-weighted Google score and light verification checks, and no one can pay to move up. In East York, 100% of rated companies clear 4.8★, so small gaps matter.
Questions to ask your contractor
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Are steps or a porch part of this, and are any of them structural?