Full Paver Replacement for Driveways, Patios & Pool Decks
When pavers are cracked, stained, or the base has failed, replacement is the answer. We remove, prepare the base, install new pavers, and lock them with polymeric sand. Different from leveling—this is full removal and replacement.
When to Replace vs. Repair
Leveling works for sunken pavers. Replacement is for widespread damage.
If your pavers are sinking but mostly intact, patio leveling or pool deck leveling with polyurethane foam may be the better option. When pavers are cracked, stained beyond repair, or the base has failed throughout, full replacement is the solution.
Our Paver Replacement Process
Remove, prepare, install, and lock—we do it right.
We remove damaged pavers, excavate and prepare the base with proper grading and compaction, install new pavers to match your pattern, and sweep polymeric sand to lock everything in place. Proper base preparation is critical—it prevents future settling and failure. Learn more about exterior repairs.
We remove damaged pavers and excavate the base.
Base is graded, compacted, and leveled for new pavers.
New pavers are laid to match your pattern and design.
Polymeric sand is swept in and locked for stability.
Frequently Asked Questions
When is replacement better than repair?
If pavers are sunken but mostly intact, we can often level them with polyurethane foam (see our concrete lifting services). Replacement is better when pavers are cracked, stained, or the base has failed throughout.
What is polymeric sand?
Polymeric sand is swept between pavers and hardens when wet. It locks pavers in place, prevents weeds, and resists washout. Essential for a long-lasting installation.
Can you match my existing pattern?
Yes. We source pavers to match your color and pattern. For partial replacements, we do our best to blend. For full replacement, we can replicate or upgrade your design.
Do you serve Tampa and Orlando?
Yes. We serve Tampa, Orlando, St. Petersburg, Clearwater, Lakeland, Brandon, Daytona Beach, Kissimmee, and 100+ cities across Central Florida.