Frequently asked questions

Interlock is the inability of a paver to move independently from the others around it. The key to the strength of this pavement system is that the locking of the pavers causes a load to be spread over a wider area rather than where the pressure is applied.

The elements include a base, bedding sand, concrete pavers with sand in their joints, and an edging that contains the pavers at the perimeter.

The easiest option to fix damaged pavers is to replace them. But if the damage consists of a stain, an alternative solution would be to flip them over.

No, they are not. Regardless if the ground is wet or dry, the pavers’ texture provides excellent traction for pedestrians and vehicles.

Every home renovation and installation project is unique and so is its price. To get a better idea regarding the initial cost of your project, request a free quote.

If your concrete is in excellent condition, which means no cracking or deterioration, then it is possible to install pavers over concrete. The existing concrete pad must slope away from any structures to allow for drainage and must have a drainage layer below the pavers.

If you decide to seal your pavers, we recommend reapplying the sealer every 3-5 years as it does wear over time.

Metal blades on snow plows can scratch the surface of the pavers and ruin the appearance. When you shovel the driveway, you should use a plastic shovel or a plastic blade protector when plowing.