Garage-edge sinking
The driveway drops where the pavers meet the garage floor or concrete curb.
Interlock driveway repair
We repair failed sections, correct the cause beneath them and reuse sound driveway pavers whenever practical.
Repair or replace?
A driveway can look uneven while most of its pavers remain perfectly reusable. Settlement around garage slabs, steps, curbs and vehicle paths often affects only part of the installation.
We assess the failed footprint, drainage and support before recommending whether a focused repair or a broader rebuild makes sense.
Ask about your repairWhat to look for
A visible change in the surface can point to a problem with support, restraint or drainage beneath it.
The driveway drops where the pavers meet the garage floor or concrete curb.
Repeated loading exposes weak or poorly compacted base areas.
Outside pavers move because the restraint or shoulder has failed.
Low points hold runoff near the garage, walk or street.
The repair process
Every repair begins with the condition beneath the surface—not with a coating or cosmetic shortcut.
Identify low areas, transitions, drainage routes and unstable edges.
Remove reusable units and expose the driveway support beneath them.
Correct weak material, compaction and grade in the repair area.
Restore the pattern and elevations at the garage, curb and walkway.
Make the right scope decision
The age, paver condition, extent of movement and availability of matching material all influence whether a focused driveway repair is the best investment.

Common questions
Send photos and a short description if you are unsure which repair applies.
Yes. When the surrounding surface is stable, the repair can often focus on settlement near the garage, curb, walkway or another localized area.
Reusing the original pavers provides the closest match. Replacement units may differ in colour when the existing product is discontinued or weathered.
Transitions are vulnerable when fill was not fully compacted, water reaches the base, or the pavers lack stable support beside the slab.
Broad foundation failure, widespread damaged pavers or a desired redesign may make replacement more practical. We assess this before recommending scope.
Keep the pavers. Fix the problem.