ProfessionalPatio Paver Repair

Sunken or wobbly pavers are a tripping hazard and let weeds take root in the gaps. We lift the problem pieces, re-level the base, and reset everything flush — then refill joints with polymeric sand so it stays put.

Also known as: paver repair, patio paver repair, fix sunken pavers, paver leveling, patio repair, flagstone repair, paver resetting, polymeric sand refill

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What you get

What’s included

Lift and set aside sunken or rocking pavers
Add and compact sand or gravel to re-level the base
Reset pavers flush with surrounding surface
Refill all joints with polymeric sand
Compact and sweep the surface to lock joints in place

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How it works

Lift & assess

We carefully remove the affected pavers and check the base layer to understand why settling occurred.

Re-level the base

We add bedding sand or compactable gravel to restore the right height and slope before resetting.

Reset & lock

We reset the pavers, fill joints with polymeric sand, and compact so everything is stable and weed-resistant.

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Problems we fix

Pavers that rock underfoot and present a trip hazard
Sunken sections where water pools after rain
Weeds pushing up through open or eroded joints
Frost heave lifting individual pavers in cold climates
Sand erosion from heavy rain washing out joint filler

Good to know

Patio Paver Repair — FAQ

Why do pavers sink in the first place?

The most common culprits are erosion of the bedding sand layer underneath, compaction from heavy foot or vehicle traffic, and tree roots shifting the base over time.

What is polymeric sand and why does it matter?

Polymeric sand hardens slightly when wet, which locks the joints and resists weed growth and erosion far better than regular play sand.

Can you repair just a few pavers, or does the whole patio need redoing?

Absolutely — we target only the sunken or damaged sections. As long as the surrounding pavers are stable and level, a partial repair works well.

Will the repaired pavers look different from the rest?

They'll match in position and joint spacing. Pavers do weather differently over time, so very old pavers may show a slight color difference on new sand, which typically blends in as it weathers.

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