Concrete contractors · Burlington & Halton Region
Concrete Contractors in Burlington
Repair, resurfacing and new concrete, one company, start to finish.
Toronto Concrete Repairs fixes, resurfaces and replaces driveways, porches, steps, garage and basement floors across Aldershot, Alton Village, the Orchard, Roseland and downtown Burlington. Every quote comes back two or three priced ways, so the option we recommend is the one your concrete actually needs.
What should a concrete contractor in Burlington cost? Repairs on a sound slab start around $2,000, resurfacing with a bonded overlay runs about $7 to $10 per square foot, and removing and replacing concrete runs about $30 per square foot, so a double driveway lands between $15,000 and $26,000. Look for a contractor that does all three, because a company that only pours will tell you to pour. Toronto Concrete Repairs has served Burlington and Halton since 2015, gives every job two or three priced options from three photos, holds the price 21 days, and warranties new concrete and overlays for three years and coatings for ten.
What we do in Burlington
Every concrete surface, one contractor
From a single cracked step on an Aldershot bungalow to a full driveway rebuild: repair, resurface or replace, whichever yours actually needs.
Driveways
Cracked, sunken or flaking. Repaired where the base is sound, replaced where it's failed.
Porches & Steps
Spalled edges, loose railings, unsafe treads. Repaired in a day or rebuilt to shape.
Resurfacing & Overlays
Worn but sound concrete made new. No demolition, a fraction of a rebuild.
Garage Floors
Pitted, dusty or oil stained slabs fixed first, then coated with epoxy or polyaspartic.
Basement Floors
Dusting slabs and damp entrances. Repaired, sealed, polished or coated.
Graniflex System
A resurfacing system with a 10 year warranty, built for Halton's lake effect winters.
Epoxy & Coatings
Flake, epoxy and polyaspartic systems for garages, shops and interiors.
New Concrete
Full removal, proper base, reinforced repours. Driveways, walkways, pads and steps.
Decorative & Pool Decks
Stamped finishes and pool deck resurfacing that grips when wet.
Commercial too: warehouse floors, loading docks, condo and property manager repairs, with overnight and weekend scheduling.
Local knowledge
Why concrete fails in Burlington
Burlington sits on the Halton lakeshore between Hamilton and Oakville, and its concrete problems split by where you are. South of the QEW, in Roseland, Shoreacres and downtown, the homes are 1950s and 60s with original mass concrete porches that spall but are sound underneath. North of the QEW, in Alton Village, the Orchard, Millcroft and Headon Forest, it's 1990s and 2000s builder concrete: thin driveways and porches poured on backfill that has since settled. Knowing which of these is happening to yours decides whether it's a repair or a replacement.
Lake effect freeze and thaw
Burlington gets more freeze and thaw swings than inland Halton. Water works into the surface, freezes, expands and flakes the top layer away. It's why so many lakeshore driveways and porches spall at the edges.
Road salt
Salt off the QEW, the 403, 407 and residential streets drips from vehicles all winter and eats unsealed concrete. A sealed or coated surface survives it far better.
Original 1950s and 60s slabs
Roseland, Shoreacres, Aldershot and the downtown core have mid century porches and walkways: thin, unreinforced, unsealed. Past their service life at the surface, usually fine underneath, so they resurface well.
Builder backfill and base settlement
In Alton, the Orchard and Millcroft, porches were poured on backfill before it settled and driveways on uncompacted fill. A decade on, the porch drops away from the house and the driveway sinks at the garage. That's a rebuild, not a patch.
The good news: most of this is surface damage on a sound slab, a repair or resurfacing job, not a tear out. The honest exception is when the base itself has moved. Then replacement is the only answer that lasts, and we'll tell you when that's the case, with the reason, not just the number.
Recent work
Before & after in Burlington & the GTA
Real jobs. What "repaired, not replaced" actually looks like.
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AfterHow it works
From photo to finished, in four steps
- Send three photos, or book a visitA wide shot, a close up of the worst spot, and one low along the surface. That's usually enough to tell repair from structural.
- Two or three priced optionsWhere repair or resurfacing is viable, you'll see it costed next to replacement, with what each buys you and how long it lasts.
- Price held 21 daysYour quote is locked for 21 days from the day we send it. No pressure, no chasing.
- Nothing due upfront50% the day the work starts, 50% when it's finished and you've inspected it.
What clients say
Trusted across Halton & the GTA
★★★★★We hired Toronto Concrete Repair to fix our driveway that was done by a previous contractor. They were very efficient and got the job done right away. Thank you so much for your great service.
★★★★★We hired them to repair and resurface the concrete floor of our basement furnace room and the steps and front porch of our 1960s home. They came when they said they would, worked hard, are perfectionists, and did an amazing job. We highly recommend them.
★★★★★They removed our existing concrete driveway and did a remarkable job installing the new one. It was apparent from the start that they were very knowledgeable, and we were pleased their work was very much up to the high expectations we had from all the positive online reviews.
Good to know
Concrete in Burlington: common questions
Do you serve all of Burlington and Halton Region?
Yes. Aldershot, Alton Village, the Orchard, Millcroft, Headon Forest, Tyandaga, Brant Hills, Roseland, Shoreacres, Elizabeth Gardens and downtown Burlington, plus Oakville, Milton and the rest of Halton. We're based in Mississauga, about thirty minutes up the QEW. One company, one standard, whatever the postal code.
How much does concrete work cost in Burlington?
Repairs on a sound slab start around $2,000. Resurfacing with a bonded overlay runs about $7 to $10 per square foot. Removing and replacing concrete runs about $30 per square foot, so a double driveway lands between $15,000 and $26,000 and a full porch and steps rebuild between $20,000 and $30,000. Every quote comes back with two or three options so you can see the trade offs. Text three photos and you'll have a written figure within one business day.
What warranty do you offer?
A written warranty on every job: three years on new concrete and on overlays, and ten years on coatings depending on the surface. The terms are in your quote before you sign.
Can my Burlington driveway be repaired instead of replaced?
Usually, yes. If the damage is on the surface (cracking, flaking, spalling) the slab underneath is intact and repair or resurfacing is the cost effective answer. Replacement is only necessary when the base has moved, which shows up as sunken sections at the garage or slabs sitting at different heights. On the newer subdivisions north of the QEW that's usually settled fill; on the older lakeshore streets it's usually just sixty years of salt and weather on top of a sound slab. We assess which before quoting.
Do I need a permit for concrete work in Burlington?
Burlington is Halton Region, with its own rules separate from Toronto. Repairs and resurfacing don't need a permit, and a like for like replacement in the same footprint usually doesn't either. Widening a driveway is regulated by the City of Burlington zoning by law, which limits driveway width and requires a minimum of landscaped front yard. We confirm what applies to your lot during the assessment and handle the permit where one is needed.
What time of year can concrete work be done in Burlington?
Exterior pours and most resurfacing run from roughly April through November, when temperatures stay reliably above freezing through curing. Interior work (basement floors, garage floors and epoxy coatings) carries on year round. If waiting until spring is the better call for your job, we'll tell you rather than take it.
Do you do both residential and commercial concrete in Burlington?
Both. Residential driveways, porches, steps, garage and basement floors, plus commercial work across Burlington's business parks along the QEW and Harvester Road: warehouse slabs, loading docks, plaza walkways and property manager repairs, with overnight and weekend scheduling available.
Are you the same company as TCR Pro?
No. Toronto Concrete Repairs (Toronto Concrete Repair Inc.) has operated from Mississauga since 2015 and is not affiliated with TCR Pro or tcrpro.ca. Our only website is torontoconcreterepairs.ca and our only phone number is 416 471 3068.
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About Toronto Concrete Repairs. Toronto Concrete Repairs (legal name Toronto Concrete Repair Inc.) is a Mississauga based concrete repair, resurfacing and replacement contractor serving Burlington, Halton, Toronto and the GTA since 2015. Our only website is torontoconcreterepairs.ca and our phone number is 416 471 3068. We are not affiliated with TCR Pro, tcrpro.ca, or any other company using a similar name.
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