Commercial general contractor in Etobicoke — drywall, demolition and abatement.
West Toronto is industrial first: airport-adjacent warehouse and distribution along Airport Road and Dixon, multi-unit industrial off Dixie and The Queensway, and older Etobicoke stock that has been re-tenanted more than once. Plaza retail around Sherway, Bloor West and Lakeshore, plus office and professional suites along Kipling and Islington, fill in the rest.
Drywall and framing, demolition and asbestos abatement are handled on the same contract. One contract, senior supervision on site, and one number to call when the schedule moves.
What we build in Etobicoke and west Toronto
Most Etobicoke scopes are one of two things: an industrial unit that has to gain office, washrooms and a demising wall without slowing the bay next door, or a retail or office suite being turned over between tenants. Both are decided by access — dock windows, shared drive aisles, and what the landlord will allow during business hours — rather than by square footage.
- Airport-adjacent industrial and warehouse space around Airport Road and Dixon, where shipping rarely stops for the work
- Multi-unit industrial off Dixie and The Queensway, including condo bays with shared docks and drive aisles
- Plaza and strip retail being re-tenanted around Sherway, Bloor West and Lakeshore
- Office and professional suites in west Toronto stock along Kipling and Islington
- Older Etobicoke buildings where a designated substance survey drives the sequence before anything comes down
We are based in Mississauga and serve Etobicoke from there. Crews and equipment mobilise from the Mississauga yard — a short run via the QEW and 427 — rather than a west Toronto office, which keeps supervision consistent and a site walk usually happens within days.
Sofisa Group Inc.
Mississauga head office, serving Etobicoke and west Toronto.
- Mississauga, ON
- (647) 963-4310
- info@sofisa.ca
On file
- WSIB clearance — Good Standing
- One contract, senior supervision
More on how we work and what we carry.
Every scope we handle or carry under one contract
- Commercial drywall and framing in Etobicoke
steel stud framing, Type X board, walls to deck, T-bar ceilings
- Commercial and industrial demolition in Etobicoke
structural teardown, full strip-out, haul-off
- Interior demolition in Etobicoke
selective strip-out in occupied and vacant space
- Commercial asbestos abatement in Etobicoke
Type 1–3 work sequenced ahead of demolition
- Mould remediation and removal in Etobicoke
containment, removal and the rebuild that follows
- Water damage restoration and flood rebuild in Etobicoke
strip-out, dry-out coordination, rebuild
- Interior fit-out in Etobicoke
tenant improvements to a landlord-approved scope
- Renovation and restoration in Etobicoke
phased work in buildings that stay open
Work elsewhere in the GTA? See commercial general contracting in Mississauga, commercial contracting in Toronto, commercial contracting in Brampton, commercial contracting in Oakville or commercial contracting in Vaughan and commercial contracting in Markham and commercial contracting in Burlington.
For tenant improvement work specifically — landlord allowances, Airport Road office fronts and Queensway storefronts — see commercial interior fit-out in Etobicoke.
Etobicoke commercial flood and mould rebuild
The early-September storm put water into buildings right across the GTA, Etobicoke and west Toronto included. We take the work that comes after the water is out — stripping damaged materials, dealing with mould where it has started, and rebuilding the interior. Commercial and industrial property only.
See water damage restoration and flood rebuild and mould remediation and removal for what each covers.
Etobicoke questions
Do you have an office in Etobicoke?
No — our head office and yard are in Mississauga, and crews mobilise from there. Etobicoke is a short run down the QEW and 427, so site walks and mobilisation are scheduled the same way they are in Peel.
What kind of Etobicoke buildings do you work in?
Commercial and industrial: airport-adjacent warehouse and industrial around Airport Road and Dixon, multi-unit industrial off Dixie and The Queensway, plaza retail around Sherway, Bloor West and Lakeshore, and office and professional suites along Kipling and Islington. Scopes run from a single demising wall to a full strip-out and rebuild.
Can you work in a multi-unit industrial building while the neighbours stay open?
Yes. Demising walls, dust control and haul-off routes are planned so shared docks, drive aisles and fire routes keep working. On occupied and multi-unit sites we confirm the rules with property management at the site walk before the number is issued.
How fast can we get an Etobicoke price?
Send drawings or a scope. Most Etobicoke jobs also get a site walk first, because access and existing conditions move the price more than floor area does.
Are you a general contractor or a commercial contractor in Etobicoke?
Both. In Etobicoke we take full commercial projects as the general contractor and also single-trade packages as a commercial contractor — strip-out, asbestos abatement, or drywall and framing. Either way we handle the work on the same contract from our Mississauga base.
Can one Etobicoke contract cover abatement, demolition and the new drywall?
Yes. We sequence the survey review, abatement and clearance, interior demolition and new framing and drywall as one job under one contract, so there is a single schedule and one point of contact for the property manager.