Expert Interlock Repair Services From Lincoln to Oakville

We completed a full interlock repair on this driveway by lifting every single paver to properly address the underlying issues. Once exposed, we re-compacted the existing base to restore stability and eliminate future settling. Because this driveway has been in place for over 50 years and the base was still structurally sound, a full reconstruction was unnecessary. After compaction, we installed a fresh screening layer to precisely re-level the surface, ensuring proper pitch and alignment. The original pavers were then reinstalled in a clean, straight herringbone pattern, restoring both function and visual symmetry. To elevate the overall look, we added new black border pavers around the entire perimeter of the existing red brick field. This contrast sharply defines the driveway, adds character, and makes the original pavers stand out significantly more. Once the installation was complete, the entire driveway was pressure washed and finished with new polymeric sand, locking everything in place and giving the surface a clean, refreshed appearance. This project is a perfect example of why interlock repair is often the smarter option. When the base is still viable, reusing existing pavers delivers excellent results without the cost or waste of a full reconstruction. The work was completed in Lincoln, and the transformation speaks for itself.

This project involved a full interlock repair around the pool, where the existing pavers had shifted significantly over time. As shown in the before photos, the surface was uneven and created a serious tripping hazard, especially concerning given the homeowners have three young children. Rather than pushing a full reconstruction and all new pavers, we restored the existing interlock. Every paver around the pool was lifted and re-leveled to eliminate trip points and create a smooth, consistent surface. Once the pavers were properly reset, we: Secured the perimeter with concrete edging to lock everything in place Pressure washed the entire area to remove buildup and restore color Installed new polymeric sand to tighten the joints and prevent future movement The end result is a safe, level, and clean pool surround that looks refreshed and performs properly — without the cost of a full rebuild. This is exactly where interlock repair makes more sense than reconstruction.

This front walkway was tired, dated, and poorly defined before the upgrade. The layout lacked structure, and the surrounding soil was constantly spilling onto the pavers, creating both a visual and functional problem. We started by reshaping the entire front walkway and reinstalling the pavers in a clean herringbone pattern, immediately giving the entrance a more intentional and polished look. To properly address the surrounding grade issues, we then built a small garden retaining wall along the perimeter of the walkway. This wall serves a dual purpose: Functionally, it retains the surrounding soil and prevents it from washing onto the pavers, keeping the walkway clean and properly defined over time. Since the project was completed, Terry and Jane have told us multiple times how often their neighbors stop to compliment the new look. Visually, the wall frames the walkway, adds depth, and dramatically improves curb appeal. The result is a front entrance that looks structured, intentional, and finished — not just a walkway dropped into dirt. This is a perfect example of how a simple retaining wall addition can significantly improve both the usability and appearance of a space.

This project involved a full interlock repair of approximately 400 square feet, running from the house out to the structural pillars shown in the photos. Over time, the interlock had progressively failed. Ongoing movement created severe heaving, opened up the joints, and allowed moisture to penetrate beneath the pavers. During freeze–thaw cycles, this trapped water expanded, accelerating the damage year after year. Eventually, the surface lost grade and began holding water directly against the foundation — a situation that, if left unaddressed, would have led to far more costly foundation repairs. To correct the issue properly, we lifted all existing pavers, removed excess and compromised material, and re-compacted the entire subgrade to restore stability. We then reintroduced a high-performance, clear stone bedding layer designed to drain efficiently and prevent water from sitting beneath the pavers — a critical step in long-term durability. Once the base was corrected, the pavers were fully re-leveled and reinstalled to restore proper drainage away from the home. As a final step, we completed a full joint restoration. All existing joint material and weeds were mechanically removed, and the surface was finished with high-quality polymeric sand to lock the pavers together and minimize future movement. The result is a stable, properly graded surface that protects the foundation, restores the appearance of the space, and extends the life of the existing interlock — without the cost of a full reconstruction. Katie and Jimmy were extremely happy with the outcome.

Although it’s hard to see in the before photos, the entire front landing was uneven and poorly graded, making it a major eyesore at the front of the home — especially in an area with so much visual potential. The primary issues was an improper height transition between the step and the concrete front entrance, as well as the uneven pavers that was causing water to pool and creating a tripping hazard. There was a significant gap at the step, which required the surface to be built up approximately two inches to achieve the correct elevation. To correct this properly, we: Added approximately two inches of ¾″ clear stone to raise and stabilize the base Lifted all existing pavers and reset the entire area Carefully re-leveled the surface to ensure proper drainage away from the house and patio Once the grade and drainage were corrected, the pavers were reinstalled to create a clean, consistent, and visually balanced front entrance — an area where precision matters most. The project was completed with a full pressure wash and new polymeric sand in the joints to lock everything in place and finish the space properly. The result is a front entrance that is level, properly drained, and aesthetically polished — exactly how a high-visibility area like this should be done.

For this project, the side walkway had settled approximately three to four inches from its original elevation, creating drainage issues and an inconsistent transition into the driveway. To correct the problem properly, we rebuilt the base by adding roughly three inches of ¾″ clear stone, compacted in lifts to create a stable, long-term foundation. This step was critical to prevent future settlement and provide a solid platform for the repair. Once the base was restored, we installed a high-performance bedding layer and began precision leveling. Because this was a 70-foot walkway that needed to tie seamlessly into the existing driveway, accuracy was essential. We used a laser level to ensure consistent grade, proper slope away from the house, and clean integration across the entire length of the walkway. After confirming drainage and elevation, the pavers were reinstalled in a herringbone pattern, followed by a full polymeric sand installation to lock the joints and finish the surface. The final result is a level, properly drained walkway that flows cleanly into the driveway and directs water away from the foundation. Arden was extremely happy with the outcome and left us a stellar Google review.

This project was a full interlock transformation from front to back. We lifted and removed approximately 500 sq ft of existing pavers and pressure washed every single stone to restore their original look. The old screening layer was completely removed (because it failed), the base was re-leveled and compacted properly, and new high-performance bedding was installed to ensure long-term stability before relaying the pavers. All pavers were reinstalled, compacted, and finished with high-quality polymeric sand, which was swept and compacted into the joints to lock everything in and prevent movement, weeds, and washout. In addition to the interlock repair, we removed all existing railway ties around the perimeter — including the back patio and the step leading into the house — and replaced them with a clean, low-profile wall system. The wall was carefully selected to complement the existing red brick without looking overly modern or out of place. Subtle, timeless, and intentional. Finished with matching coping for a clean look. The result: Restored pavers, a major visual upgrade, and a space that now looks finished and functions the way it should have from day one. Front. Back. Side. Rebuilt the right way.

This project was a complete poolside transformation. We lifted and removed approximately 900 square feet of existing pavers. Instead of dumping usable material, the pavers were carefully removed and kept for reuse on future projects. From there, the entire area was rebuilt with a brand-new, modern Techo-Bloc paver, instantly giving the pool a sleek, contemporary look. The new layout was finished with a clean black inlay border, adding contrast and definition while keeping the design sharp and intentional. The entire base was re-leveled and properly sloped to ensure correct drainage, directing water away from the pool and surrounding structures — no shortcuts, no future issues. In addition to the pool area, we installed new walkways as shown in the photos, tying the entire space together and improving flow and functionality throughout the yard. Located in Ancaster, this project completely changed how the space looks and feels. Our clients, Kary and James, were thrilled with the final result and have already been enjoying the upgraded space with family and guests who are constantly over. A modern upgrade, built properly, and designed to last.

This project was a full interlock refresh in both the front and back. Although the square footage was smaller, the impact was immediate. We pressure washed all existing pavers to strip away years of buildup, removed moss, weeds, and anthills from the joints, and restored the surface to a clean, uniform finish. Once everything was properly cleaned, we installed new high-quality polymeric sand, locking the joints back in place and preventing future weed growth and washout. The result was a noticeably brighter, sharper look that made the entrance and back patio feel brand new again. A simple refresh done right — just in time for summer, with a clean, welcoming front entrance and a revived back patio.

This 550 sq ft patio was originally installed with the entire surface sloping toward the foundation — a serious failure that would have eventually caused water damage, shifting pavers, and ongoing issues. The previous installation was done incorrectly, and there was no shortcut fix. We lifted all 550 square feet of pavers and rebuilt the patio properly from the ground up. The base was re-graded, additional stone was added where needed, and everything was compacted to eliminate future settling, puddling, or uneven areas. Using a precision laser level, we reinstalled the patio with the correct slope away from the house, ensuring water sheds properly and never sits on the pavers — and more importantly, never reaches the foundation. Once the patio was fully rebuilt, we pressure washed the surface and installed new high-quality polymeric sand to lock everything in and give the patio a clean, finished look. The result: a level, stable patio that drains exactly as it should and will hold up long-term. Marissa and Carm were extremely happy with the outcome and left us a 5-star Google review after the project was completed. Built right. Fixed properly. No compromises.

This project was an 850 sq ft poolside interlock refresh focused on joint restoration and long-term durability. We completely removed the old mildew and failing polymeric sand by blasting out all joints using a commercial-grade pressure washer with a turbo nozzle, ensuring the joints were fully cleared and ready for proper reinstallation. After allowing the pavers and joint lines to dry completely, we returned the following day to install high-quality Alliance Gator polymeric sand. The sand was swept in and compacted to drive it fully to the bottom of the joints, maximizing strength and longevity. A final sweep ensured the joints were completely filled and properly locked in. The result was a clean, restored patio with a fresh, uniform look and joints built to last. The client, San, was extremely happy with the outcome and has already scheduled us to return next season to build a retaining wall.

This project focused on safety, durability, and a full interlock refresh. We pressure washed approximately 1,300 square feet across the backyard, walkways, and front driveway, removing built-up grime, weeds, and debris from both the paver surfaces and the joints. Before cleaning, we addressed multiple tripping hazards. The entire front area was re-leveled to eliminate uneven stones, and the raised patio section in the backyard was corrected where pavers had dipped below the coping, creating a dangerous transition point. Everything was re-set to sit flush and secure. Once repairs were completed, all pavers were thoroughly pressure washed, and Alliance Gator G2 slate-gray polymeric sand was installed. The sand was compacted to drive it fully to the bottom of the joints, increasing joint strength and durability. A final sweep ensured the full joint depth (approximately 2.5–3.5 inches) was completely filled for maximum longevity. The result is a cleaner, safer, and far more durable surface throughout the property — with joints that are built to last.

This was a small interlock refresh completed on Melvin Avenue in Oakville during the summer of 2025. We pressure washed and re-sanded the side pathway, restoring the pavers and cleaning out the joints. Along the asphalt driveway, we refreshed the paver extensions and re-mortared two culvert stones to stabilize the edge and clean up the transition. The result was a simple but effective refresh that took the space from worn and tired to clean and renewed.

This Oakville project focused on correcting failing areas and refreshing the entire property. We completed a lift and relay on the front patio, re-leveling the surface and resetting the steps that had begun to fail. All grades were corrected to ensure a clean, stable, and safe entrance. In the backyard, we pressure washed the pool area and patio, along with the front surfaces and steps, removing built-up grime and debris. Once cleaned, new high-quality polymeric sand was installed throughout to lock the joints, improve durability, and give the entire property a clean, uniform finish. The result was a safer front entrance, restored surfaces, and a refreshed look across the front and back of the home.

This 350 sq ft patio required a full restoration — a pressure wash alone wasn’t even close to enough. Severe weed growth had taken over the joints, and multiple low and heaved areas had developed, especially near the foundation where the pavers were sinking. To fix it properly, the entire patio had to be lifted. All pavers were removed and pressure washed, the existing base was re-compacted, and additional high-performance chip stone was installed to improve drainage and long-term stability. Using a high-precision rotary laser, we re-established all heights and grades to ensure proper slope away from the foundation — a critical step to prevent future settling and water issues. Once the base was corrected, the pavers were reinstalled and finished with a clean black border, a popular upgrade that adds contrast and makes the entire patio stand out. This project delivered a fully restored, properly graded patio built to drain correctly and last. A full video testimonial from Robert is available on our website.

This project was a full front-entrance restoration focused on safety, stability, and curb appeal done in Smithville on Las Road. The existing entrance had heavy weed growth, uneven pavers, and multiple tripping hazards throughout. To fix it properly, all pavers were lifted, along with the existing wall blocks. The base was corrected and re-leveled, and the wall copings were reset using new construction-grade adhesive to ensure long-term tightness and stability. The pavers were then relaid on a newly leveled surface, instantly giving the entrance a cleaner, more finished look. To complete the refresh, we pressure washed the driveway, sidewalk, and front entrance, removing years of buildup and restoring the surface. We also rebuilt the stepping-pad section of the sidewalk, which was in poor condition prior to the work. The existing base was re-compacted, new stone was added, and the area was rebuilt on an open-graded base, allowing proper drainage and preventing future settling. New high-quality polymeric sand was installed throughout to lock everything in place and finish the project properly. The result is a safe, clean, and fully restored front entrance built to last.

This front entrance in Burlington, Ontario had been neglected for nearly eight years and was completely overtaken by grass and weed growth throughout the joints. To fix it properly, we pressure washed the full depth of every joint, not just the surface, ensuring all organic material and root systems were removed so regrowth wouldn’t return. After allowing the pavers and joint lines to fully dry, we returned the following day to install high-quality polymeric sand. The sand was swept in, compacted to drive it to the bottom of the joints, and topped up to ensure full joint depth was achieved. Once activated, the new polymeric sand locked everything in place, significantly increasing joint strength and longevity. The result was a dramatic improvement in curb appeal — transforming a long-neglected front entrance into a clean, refreshed approach to the home.

This project in Oakville, Ontario involved a full interlock refresh across the backyard, side walkway, and driveway. All pavers were thoroughly pressure washed to remove built-up dirt and debris, restoring their natural color and finish. Once cleaned, Alliance Gator G2 high-quality polymeric sand was installed throughout the joints to lock everything in place, improve durability, and prevent future weed growth. The result was a clean, uniform surface that brought these pavers back to life and significantly improved the overall look of the property.