Planning prices

What GTA projects really cost.

Planning ranges for the work we do, with real jobs shown as examples and an estimator you can try. Use them to set a budget. They aren't quotes: your price comes from a site visit and a written quote.

Reviewed October 2026 · All prices plus HST

How to read these prices

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Ranges, not offers

Each range covers typical jobs. Yours could land anywhere in it, or outside it, depending on size, materials and the site. Your price is set in a written quote after we see the job.

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Real jobs, labelled as examples

Where we show what a past project cost, it's marked as an example. It tells you what that job cost, not what yours will.

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Plus HST

HST (13% in Ontario) is added to every price on this site. Ranges were last reviewed October 2026, and material prices move.

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  • Walk gates$400–$900 per gate · Size and hardware drive the price.1

Not sure of the size? A rough number is fine for budgeting. We measure exactly at the free on-site estimate.

Planning estimate

Board-on-board privacy fence

$10,400–$11,900

Plus HST. A range for budgeting, not a quote.

  • Board-on-board, 6 ft, 6×6 posts, 100 ft$10,000–$11,000
  • Walk gates × 1$400–$900

From our jobs

  • 50 ft of board-on-board fence$5,700–$6,700
  • 100 ft of board-on-board fence$10,000–$11,000

Examples, not prices for your project.

What moves this number

  • Length: longer runs cost less per foot
  • Gates and hardware
  • Removing the old fence and renting a bin
  • Slopes, tight access and clearing brush or trees
  • Cedar, horizontal designs or stain
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Your price is set in a written quote after we see the job. Site conditions, access and material choices can move it either way.

Every range

The price sheet.

Installed prices for typical GTA jobs, plus HST. Click any service for what's included.

Outdoor

  • Board-on-board privacy fence

    $100–$135per linear ft

    Our standard 6 ft fence: 6×6 pressure-treated posts, a 2×6 top rail, a 2×4 mid rail and premium boards in a board-on-board pattern, installed and cleaned up.

    • Example: 50 ft of board-on-board fence, $5,700–$6,700
    • Example: 100 ft of board-on-board fence, $10,000–$11,000
    Fences & Gates
  • New deck

    $30–$90per sq ft

    Decking, framing and footings dug below the frost line. Railings, stairs, removal of an old deck and permit drawings are priced separately.

    • Example: raised pressure-treated deck with stairs and railings, about $15,000
    Decks
  • Interlock patio or walkway

    $40–$55per sq ft

    Excavation, a compacted granular base, bedding, pavers, edge restraint and polymeric sand.

    • Example: about 240 sq ft of pavers, installed, about $10,000
    Interlocking & Patios
  • Custom shed

    $10,000–$35,000+per project

    Built on site: base, framing, siding, roofing, door and windows.

    • Example: wood pool shed with two windows, about $12,000
    • Example: 10×16 shed in premium materials, about $20,000
    • Example: shed with a brick or stucco finish, about $35,000
    Custom Sheds
  • Pergola

    $2,600–$18,000per project

    Posts, beams and rafters on proper footings, built and finished on site.

    Pergolas

Renovations

  • Kitchen renovation

    $18,000–$150,000+per project

    The whole job, installed: demolition, cabinets, counters, backsplash, flooring, lighting and trim. Appliances aren't included, and the finish level matters more than the size of the room.

    • Basic or compact kitchen: $18,000–$35,000
    • Mid-range full renovation: $35,000–$75,000
    • High-end or custom kitchen: $75,000–$150,000+
    • Example: compact kitchen with new cabinets, counters and backsplash, about $18,000
    Kitchen Renovations
  • Bathroom renovation

    $8,000–$75,000+per project

    The whole job, installed: demolition, waterproofing, tile, the tub or shower, vanity, toilet, lighting, fan and trim. A single update, like a new vanity and paint, costs less.

    • Powder room or refresh: $8,000–$15,000
    • Full bathroom renovation: $15,000–$30,000
    • Larger or upgraded bathroom: $30,000–$45,000
    • Primary ensuite or luxury: $45,000–$75,000+
    Bathroom Renovations
  • Basement renovation

    $45–$130+per sq ft

    Priced per square foot of finished area: framing, insulation, drywall, flooring, doors, trim, paint, lighting and heat. Bathrooms, kitchens, egress windows and permits are added on top, and small areas cost more per square foot.

    • Basic finish: $45–$65 / sq ft
    • Mid-range finish: $55–$85 / sq ft
    • High-end finish: $85–$130+ / sq ft
    Basement Renovations
  • Room renovation

    $4,000–$15,000per project

    Bedrooms, mudrooms and similar rooms: flooring, paint, trim and moulding, doors and lighting.

    • Example: bedroom refresh: paint, new flooring and moulding, about $4,000
    Room Renovations
  • Custom closet

    $400–$3,000+per project

    Shelving, hanging space and drawers built to fit the space.

    • Example: small closet with shelving, about $400
    Closets & Woodworking

Repairs & small jobs

  • Repairs and small jobs

    $110per hour

    Labour, tools and on-site expertise for jobs that don't need a full quote. Materials are extra.

    Repairs & Small Jobs

These are planning figures, not offers. They don't include HST, permit fees or unusual site conditions unless noted. Material prices move through the year. The only binding price is the one in your written quote.

Repairs & small jobs

$110/ hour

  • 4-hour minimum ($440)
  • Plus materials and HST
  • Long-distance travel, specialty materials or disposal can add fees, and we'll tell you first

Ideal for quick fixes, touch-ups and jobs that don't need a full quote. It covers labour, tools and on-site expertise.

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Unstained wood picnic table with attached benches on a sunny backyard lawn, beside a wood fence and garden

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Picnic tables, benches, planters and flags.

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Why prices vary

Six things that move the number.

Size

Length, area and height. Bigger jobs usually cost less per foot, because setup is spread over more work.

Materials

Pressure-treated, cedar or composite; standard or premium pavers; cabinet lines and tile. The same job can vary by thousands.

Access and site

Narrow side yards, slopes, steps and long carries take more labour. Machine access saves time on excavation.

Removal and disposal

Old fences, decks, concrete and finishes have to come out and go somewhere. Bins and dump fees add up.

Permits and drawings

Raised decks, larger sheds, plumbing changes and basement finishing in some cities need drawings, a permit and inspections.

What you can't see

Rot under old decking, buried concrete, wiring behind walls and moisture in basements show up once work starts.

Where the numbers come from

How we set these ranges.

Where we have them, ranges come from our own recent jobs, and the examples are real projects. For work we price less often, we use typical GTA costs for the same scope. We review every range at least twice a year.

Last reviewed October 2026

Are estimates free?

Yes. We'll visit, measure and talk through your options, then send you a written quote. There's no charge and no obligation.

Are the prices on your website quotes?

No. They're planning ranges to help you budget, and the examples are what specific past jobs cost. Your project's price depends on its size, materials and site, so it's set in a written quote after we've seen the job.

Do your prices include HST?

No. HST (13% in Ontario) is added to every price on this site.

How does hourly pricing work for small jobs?

Our rate is $110 per hour with a 4-hour minimum ($440), plus materials and HST. Long-distance travel, specialty materials or disposal can add fees, and we'll tell you up front.

Why do your fences cost more than some quotes I've seen?

Our standard fence is heavier than most: 6×6 posts instead of 4×4, a 2×6 top rail and a board-on-board pattern that stays private as the wood shrinks. If you'd rather keep costs down, we also build on 4×4 posts. Ask for both prices.

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