Best Landscaping Contractors in Toronto, ON
149 landscaping contractors found in Toronto
Kona Contracting Inc.
Toronto, ON
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Genesis Construction
Toronto, ON
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Shs
Toronto, ON
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Baroque Works
Toronto, ON
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Reham & Mike Homes
Toronto, ON
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Big boys contracting
Toronto, ON
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Building Restoration Experts
Toronto, ON
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Toronto, ON
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5lds corporation
Toronto, ON
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Farouk Contracting
Toronto, ON
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OPC Group
Toronto, ON
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Brownstone Property Revitalization Inc
Toronto, ON
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Khadbon Property Services
Toronto, ON
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Smart Sites Consulting Inc.
Toronto, ON
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Favorite landscapes
Toronto, ON
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GTARAIN
Toronto, ON
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Dabreo landscape group
Toronto, ON
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Turnkey Landscaping
Toronto, ON
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GLOCAL BUSINESS SOLUTIONS
Toronto, ON
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DC Contracting and Solutions
Toronto, ON
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How much does landscaping cost in Toronto?
Most Canadian homeowners spend $8,000-$15,000 on a full residential landscaping project for a typical mid-range yard - sod, grading, garden beds and planting - landing around $11,000. Smaller single-service jobs like a patch of new sod or one garden bed run $500-$3,000, while large lots with extensive design, grading or premium materials reach $20,000-$28,000 or more.
In Toronto, ON, typical quotes tend to come in above the Canadian average, so the table below nudges these national figures up by roughly 15% at the low end of each range and up to 30% at the top end.
What moves the price: The low end is a single service like a patch of new sod or one garden bed; the top end is a full-yard project with design, grading, planting and premium materials.
| Project | Typical cost in Toronto |
|---|---|
| Full residential landscaping project (typical mid-range yard) | $13,500 $6,500 to $36,500 per project |
| New sod / lawn installation (per square foot, installed) | $3.25 $2 to $6.50 per sq ft |
| Sod a standard ~1,000 sq ft front lawn | $3,400 $2,100 to $6,000 per project |
| Landscape / garden design plan | $1,500 $350 to $6,500 per project |
| Yard grading & re-leveling | $2,500 $575 to $6,500 per project |
| Garden bed creation & planting | $1,500 $350 to $5,000 per project |
| Tree & shrub planting (per plant, supplied & planted) | $180 $29 to $650 per unit |
What changes the price of landscaping in Toronto
- Soil prep and site conditions - tearing out an old lawn, trucking in fresh topsoil, and dealing with rocky or heavy clay soil all add labour and material before a single plant goes in.
- Site access - if machinery can drive into the yard the job is cheaper; if everything has to go by wheelbarrow through a narrow side gate, backyards cost noticeably more than open front yards.
- Materials and plant choice - premium sod, mature trees, and natural stone cost far more than basic sod, small perennials, and mulch.
- Grading and drainage complexity - simple leveling is cheap, but re-sloping land to move water away from the house or hauling soil off-site drives the price up fast.
- Season and demand - spring and early summer are peak season and command higher rates, and detailed design work (especially full construction drawings) adds cost up front.
- Yard size and how much of it you're touching - most work is priced per square foot, so total area is the single biggest lever on the final bill.
How landscaping prices vary across Canada
Big cities cost more. Toronto, Vancouver, and Calgary typically run about 15-25% above the national average, with other high-cost metros like Ottawa and Victoria also running above it. BC in particular is pricier for sod - installed rates there reach $4.00-$5.50/sq ft versus $1.80-$3.50 in Ontario. The Maritimes and rural Quebec run about 10-20% below national.
These are typical Toronto-area price ranges based on 2026 Canadian market data, not quotes. Your actual cost depends on the size and details of your project. Post your project on Bidmii to get free quotes from the 149 landscaping contractors listed in Toronto above.
Frequently Asked Questions about Landscaping in Toronto
How much does landscaping cost in Toronto?
The cost of landscaping services in Toronto, ON varies depending on the scope of work. Post your project on Bidmii to receive free, competitive quotes from local professionals.
How do I find a licensed landscaping contractor in Toronto?
Browse our directory of landscaping contractors in Toronto above. Look for contractors with the Verified badge, which means their identity has been confirmed. You can also check ratings aggregated from multiple platforms.
How many landscaping contractors are in Toronto?
Bidmii currently lists 149 landscaping contractors in Toronto, ON. Our directory is growing — create a free listing if you're a contractor.
Do I have to pay for a landscape design separately?
For small jobs, usually not - many landscapers include a rough plan in their quote. For a full-yard project it's worth paying for a standalone design, typically $300-$3,000 (more for large or complex lots with detailed drawings). On a big project it's money well spent.
What's the cheapest way to make my yard look better?
Fresh sod, a couple of mulched garden beds, and some perennials give the biggest visible improvement for the least money - often under $3,000. Hardscaping like patios, retaining walls, and lighting is where budgets climb quickly.
Why is grading so expensive when it's just moving dirt?
Most of the cost is machinery, hauling soil off-site, and getting the slope exactly right so water drains away from your house. Simple leveling can be $500-$1,000, but anything involving drainage or soil removal quickly reaches $2,000-$5,000 or more.