One advantage of pavers is that they can be fixed. Sunken spots, heaved edges, weeds in the joints and washed-out sand are common after a few central Ohio winters, especially where downspouts dump water onto the patio or the original base was thin. In many cases the affected area can be lifted, the base corrected and the same pavers reset.
We also help with cleaning, re-sanding and sealing to refresh faded pavers and help keep joint sand in place. Sealing is optional, and the right product and timing depend on your pavers and goals. If an old patio has failed across the board, we'll explain when a rebuild makes more sense than repair.
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Repair and sealing are a good fit if your patio, walkway or driveway is mostly sound but has low spots, trip edges, weedy joints or faded color. They also suit homeowners who bought a house with existing pavers and want them brought back into shape before deciding on bigger changes.
Every project is quoted on its own details. These are the things that move the number most, and we walk through each one with you on the estimate.
A few sunken pavers cost far less to fix than a large settled section.
Fixing drainage or a poor base takes more work than resetting surface pavers.
Discontinued or older pavers can be hard to match for replacements.
Heavy stains, moss and old sealer take more time to clean off.
Different sealers and finishes vary in material cost and application time.
A short call is the quickest way to get going. Tell us about your paver project, and we’ll talk through options, what affects the cost, and next steps. Free, with no obligation.
Call now (614) 555-0106Sinking usually comes from a thin or poorly compacted base, water washing out bedding sand, or soft soil under the patio. Downspouts that empty onto the patio and backfill near the foundation settling are common causes in Columbus. The fix is to lift the pavers, correct the base and drainage, and reset them.
There is no single schedule. It depends on the sealer, sun exposure, traffic and how the surface looks to you. Many homeowners reseal every few years when color starts to fade or joints loosen. Some never seal at all. Your installer can look at your pavers and explain the tradeoffs.
Yes. Repairs are often done on patios, walks and driveways installed by other contractors or previous owners. The first step is figuring out why the problem happened so the repair lasts. If the base is failing everywhere, a rebuild of the patio may be the better value.
Full joints are the best defense. Re-sanding with polymeric sand after cleaning helps a lot, and sealing can help lock the sand in. Keeping the surface swept and fixing low spots where water and debris collect also reduces weeds and moss.
Available across the Columbus area. Homeowners ask about it often in Westerville, Worthington, Reynoldsburg, Delaware and Groveport. Pick your town for local details, or see all service areas.
New backyard patios built on an excavated, compacted base with drainage planned for central Ohio clay.
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