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Outdoor jobs in North York — get local work on Doyo
North York mixes new towers along Yonge with streets of detached post-war houses; it is part of the City of Toronto, with the City’s rules for permits, flooding subsidies and lead pipes, and its own Toronto Building office at the North York Civic Centre. In North York, expect fall gutter and leaf work, and snow visits in winter. You keep your full rate; Doyo’s fee is added to the customer’s price.
Apply here in about five minutes, then finish verification in the Doyo Pro app.
What you earn
- Gutter Cleaning$150 per storey, $180 minimumCustomer pays $177 per storey, $212.40 minimum, Doyo’s fee included
- Yard Cleanup$75 per hour of crew time, $150 minimumCustomer pays $88.50 per hour of crew time, $177 minimum, Doyo’s fee included
- Lawn Mowing$65 per visitCustomer pays $76.70 per visit, Doyo’s fee included
- Snow Removal$75 per visitCustomer pays $88.50 per visit, Doyo’s fee included
These are the catalog’s starting rates, and what you are paid at them. Tips are yours in full.
The work
What Outdoor jobs look like on Doyo
Gutter cleaning by the storey, yard cleanup by the crew-hour, and lawn mowing and snow removal by the visit. The brief says the storeys and roof access, the rough size of the yard, and whether leaves are bagged or taken away.
See it before you take it
The job, the photos, the address area and what you’ll earn.
Your rate is your rate
Doyo’s fee is added for the customer. Tips go to you in full.
Decline freely
No penalty for passing on a job. Only accept-then-cancel counts.
Work close to home
Set your radius. Jobs are offered by distance, availability and score.
Protected on big jobs
Quote-job deposits are held before you start, so customers can’t take the work and vanish.
Your schedule
Go online when you want work, offline when you don’t.
Local
Working in North York
Yard waste
Toronto collects yard waste from mid-March to mid-December in kraft paper yard waste bags or rigid open-top containers; bundles up to 1.2 m long and 20 kg, branches up to 7.5 cm across. Grass clippings, sod and soil are not taken.
Source: City of Toronto, yard wasteTrees
Toronto’s Private Tree By-law needs a permit to injure or remove a tree 30 cm or more in diameter, measured 1.4 m above the ground; in ravine and natural feature areas any size needs one. Changes to the tree by-laws took effect on September 1, 2026, so check the City’s page before a tree comes down.
Source: City of Toronto, when to apply for a tree permitSnow
The City of Toronto clears about 98% of sidewalks once 2 cm has fallen and the snow has stopped. Owners clear their own driveways, steps and landings within 24 hours after a snowfall ends.
Source: City of Toronto, clearing snow from your propertyNeighbourhoods
Willowdale · Yonge & Sheppard · Bayview Village · Don Mills · York Mills · Downsview · Lawrence Manor — and the rest of North York.
Requirements
What you’ll need
Customers let Doyo pros into their homes. These checks are why they do.
- 18 or older, legally able to work in Canada
- Government photo ID and a matching selfie
- A clear police record check
- A smartphone with the Doyo Pro app
- Your own tools, and transport to jobs
No provincial licence
No. Gutter cleaning, yard cleanup, mowing and snow removal need no provincial licence. Weed or insect spraying with pesticides is licensed work and is not booked as outdoor work.
Some trades also ask for proof of liability insurance; the application tells you if yours does. Doyo reviews your documents — usually within a couple of business days.
Payouts
How payouts work
For jobs the customer pays by card through Doyo, your earnings reach your Doyo balance when the job is completed, and payouts are sent weekly by e-transfer. Tips are yours in full. On quote jobs, the deposit and balance are held until the customer confirms the work, and a warranty holdback is released after the warranty period.
FAQ
Outdoor pros: common questions
Service areas
Outdoor jobs near North York
Other trades on Doyo Pro
Ready when you are.
Apply in about five minutes. Questions first? [email protected]