What We Do

We start by assessing the condition of your paver joints and removing old, deteriorated sand. The gaps are then thoroughly cleaned to remove debris and weeds. We apply high-quality polymeric sand to the joints, ensuring a durable seal. Finally, we activate the sand with water, allowing it to harden and create a durable bond that stabilizes the pavers, prevents weed growth, and enhances the appearance of your outdoor spaces.

Why Polymeric Sand Replacement is Important

  • Enhanced Stability

    Properly replaced polymeric sand stabilizes pavers, preventing shifting and movement.

  • Weed Prevention

    The hardened sand helps prevent weed growth by filling gaps and creating a barrier.

  • Improved Appearance

    Freshly replaced sand restores the clean, uniform look of your paver surfaces.

  • Durability

    Polymeric sand creates a strong bond that withstands weather and foot traffic, extending the life of your pavers.

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How it works

Our Polymeric Sand Replacement Process

Inspection

We assess the condition of your paver joints to determine the scope of the replacement needed.

Removal

Old and compromised sand is removed from between the pavers.

Application

New polymeric sand is evenly distributed and swept into the joints.

Activation

Water is applied to activate the sand, allowing it to harden and form a strong bond.

Inspection

We check the finished work to ensure proper installation and stability.

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Common Questions About Polymeric Sand Replacement

How often should polymeric sand be replaced?

It depends on wear and weather conditions. Typically, replacement is needed every 2-3 years.

Can polymeric sand be used for all types of pavers?

Yes, polymeric sand is suitable for most types of pavers and interlock surfaces.

Will replacing the sand fix uneven pavers?

Polymeric sand replacement helps stabilize pavers but may not correct significant unevenness. Additional leveling may be required.