| Mix | Typical use | July 2026 range |
|---|---|---|
| 20–25 MPa, no air | Footings, interior slabs | $150–$170 |
| 30 MPa | Foundation walls, suspended slabs | $160–$185 |
| 32 MPa, air-entrained (C-1/F-2) | Garage slabs, exterior flatwork | $175–$200 |
Concrete is priced by mix class and product code — your quote should name the mix (e.g. "25 MPa F-2 air-entrained"), not just say "concrete." Pumping, placing and finishing are separate trades on top of supply.
| Item | July 2026 range |
|---|---|
| 15M rebar, supply | $1,800–$2,200 / tonne |
| Engineered I-joists (11⅞") | $12–$18 / lineal ft |
| LVL 1¾" × 11⅞" | $40–$60 / lineal ft per ply |
| Item | July 2026 range |
|---|---|
| 2×6 SPF stud grade | $700–$900 / MBF (≈ $9–$13 per 9′ stud) |
| OSB ¾" T&G subfloor (4×8) | $45–$60 / sheet |
| Plywood ½" (4×8) | $40–$55 / sheet |
| Drywall ½" regular (4×8) | $14–$18 / sheet |
| Drywall ⅝" Type X fire-rated | $18–$24 / sheet |
Type X fire-rated board is only required where a fire separation exists (garage ceilings, walls close to property lines) — a good estimate splits drywall by thickness instead of pricing everything as fire-rated.
These are supply-only market ranges for budgeting. Real project cost = quantities from your drawings × your suppliers' actual prices × labour. The quantities are the part most people can't do — which is exactly what our takeoff tool reads from your permit set. We update this page quarterly; ranges reflect GTA suppliers as of July 2026.
How much is a cubic metre of concrete in Ontario in 2026?
Supply-only, $150–$200 per cubic metre depending on strength and air entrainment: 20-25 MPa mixes at the low end, 32+ MPa air-entrained exterior mixes at the top. Pumping and placing are extra.
How much does rebar cost per tonne?
15M rebar is running roughly $1,800–$2,200 per tonne supplied in the GTA. Fabrication (cutting/bending to schedule) and placing are additional.
Why do concrete quotes name codes like 25F or 30N?
Suppliers price by mix class: strength (MPa) plus air-entrainment class (N = no air, F/C classes for freeze-thaw exposure). The garage slab and the footings are different products with different prices.
How often do these prices change?
Continuously — we refresh this page quarterly. For a live number on your project, get current supplier quotes against a proper quantity takeoff.