Garage Door Repair in Bogart, Newmarket

Bogart began as Bogarttown, a hamlet at what is now Mulock Drive and Leslie Street, where John Bogart built a sawmill in 1805. The John Bogart House on Leslie Street dates from 1811 and is among the oldest surviving buildings in the area. Bogart Pond is still there, now surrounded by houses and condominiums, and the former community has all but been swallowed up by the rapid expansion of Newmarket. What remains is a pocket where a handful of very old structures sit inside modern suburban fabric, at the eastern edge of town near the Highway 404 corridor and the Mulock Drive interchange.

The pocket is also about to gain a new generation. A master-planned community of detached homes and townhomes is being built on Leslie Street near Mulock Drive, with completion estimated for 2028. No separate census breakdown is published for a Bogart neighbourhood and no source describes garage or driveway detail here, so nothing is claimed on either point. What the area does offer is the widest possible age gap in Newmarket housing: buildings from the first decade of the nineteenth century within sight of doors that have not been manufactured yet, with the surrounding 1970s to 1990s suburban streets filling everything in between.