Concrete contractors · North York, Toronto
Repair, resurfacing and new concrete — all in-house, one crew.
Driveways, porches, steps, garage and basement floors across Willowdale, Don Mills, Bayview and the Yonge corridor. Every quote comes back two or three priced ways, so the option we recommend is the one your concrete actually needs.
Who's the best concrete contractor in North York? Look for one that does repair, resurfacing and full replacement in-house — most crews only do one, so their diagnosis is shaped by their equipment. TCR has served North York and the wider GTA since 2015, gives every job two or three priced options, holds the price 21 days, and takes nothing until the crew is on site.
What we do in North York
From a single cracked step on a Willowdale bungalow to a full driveway rebuild — repair, resurface or replace, whichever yours actually needs.

Cracked, sunken or flaking — repaired where the base is sound, replaced where it's failed.

Spalled edges, loose railings, unsafe treads. Repaired in a day or rebuilt to shape.

Worn but sound concrete made new — no demolition, a fraction of a rebuild.

Pitted, dusty or oil-stained slabs fixed first, then coated with epoxy or polyaspartic.

Dusting slabs and damp entrances — repaired, sealed, polished or coated.

A 10-year-warranty resurfacing system built for Toronto's freeze-thaw winters.

Flake, epoxy and polyaspartic systems for garages, shops and interiors.

Full removal, proper base, reinforced repours — driveways, walkways, pads and steps.

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
North York's housing runs from postwar bungalows in Willowdale and Lansing to newer infill and Yonge-corridor density — and each has its own concrete problems. What they share is Toronto's freeze-thaw winters and decades of road salt. Knowing which of these is happening to yours decides whether it's a repair or a replacement.
Many North York driveways and porches date to the 1950s–60s: thinner slabs, minimal reinforcement, no sealer. They've done their job — but they're past their service life and spalling.
Water seeps into the surface, freezes, expands and flakes the top layer away. It's the single biggest reason North York concrete spalls along its edges.
Salt off Yonge, the 401 and residential streets drips from vehicles all winter and eats unsealed concrete. A sealed or coated surface survives it far better.
Mature neighbourhoods mean mature trees. Roots and settling soil lift and crack walkways and driveways — sometimes a section drop, sometimes the whole slab.
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
Real jobs, real transformations — what "repaired, not replaced" actually looks like.
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What clients say
★★★★★Our basement outside stairwell developed a few huge cracks over the years. We chose this company based on their outstanding rating and were not disappointed. Thank you to Hubert and his team for a good price and completing the work as promised. Highly recommend.
★★★★★Toronto Concrete Repairs is amazing. Our garage floor replacement was done professionally, quickly and on budget. Hubert and his crew were easy to work with and the office staff was extremely nice. Big praise to the crew who take such pride in their work.
★★★★★I hired them to repair a large crack in my balcony floor and to waterproof and resurface. Hubert came to quote and the job was scheduled quickly. The crew were efficient, careful and pleasant. Extremely happy with the finished product and would strongly recommend.
Good to know
All of them — Willowdale, Lansing, Don Mills, Bayview Village, Bathurst Manor, Downsview, York Mills and the Yonge corridor, plus the wider GTA. We're based in Mississauga and our own crews travel across the city — same crews, same standard, whatever the postal code.
It depends on the surface and whether it's a repair, resurface or replacement. Localised repairs typically run a few thousand dollars; resurfacing a driveway or porch is roughly half the cost of replacement; full replacement is priced by area. 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.
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 or slabs sitting at different heights. On older Willowdale and Lansing properties that's often tree-root or settlement related, and we assess which situation you're in before quoting.
Exterior pours and most resurfacing run from roughly May through October, 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.
Both. Residential driveways, porches, steps, garage and basement floors, plus commercial and condo work — parking structures, walkways, loading docks and property-manager repairs, with overnight and weekend scheduling available.
Next step
Text three photos and we'll tell you what yours needs — repair, resurface or replace — within one business day.
Back within one business day · Nothing due until our crew is on site · No one will chase you
Serving North York · East York · Vaughan · Richmond Hill · Markham and the wider GTA