Free on-site estimate
Every quote starts with a real assessment.
What's included
Every job runs on the same standard.
Written quote within 24 hours
Itemized, no surprises.
Full-surface releveling
Rebuilds the base under the whole area.
Reuses sound existing pavers
Costs less than full replacement.
No subcontractors
Same crew start to finish.
Our Process
How it works
1
Tell us your address
Takes 30 seconds.
2
We assess on-site
Free, no obligation.
3
Written quote in 24 hours
Itemized, no surprises.
4
We rebuild and clean up
Full site cleanup on completion.
What matters most
Whole-surface unevenness
When settling isn't isolated to one spot, resurfacing rebuilds the base under the whole area at once.
Reuses good pavers
If the pavers themselves aren't cracked or badly faded, we can pull, rebuild the base, and relay the same units.
A properly built base lasts decades
The pavers rarely fail on their own – lifespan comes almost entirely from the base quality underneath.
When the base needs a rebuild but the pavers don't
Interlock Experts Toronto recommends resurfacing when a base has failed broadly enough that spot repairs won't hold, but the pavers on top are still in good enough condition to reuse. It costs less than full replacement because the most expensive material, the pavers themselves, doesn't need to be replaced.
Why the base is what actually determines lifespan
A properly installed interlock surface commonly lasts 30 to 50 years, and that number is almost entirely about the base, not the pavers. That's why resurfacing is worth doing properly rather than as a quick patch.
Frequently asked questions
What's the difference between repair and resurfacing?
Repair typically addresses isolated sunken spots. Resurfacing rebuilds the base under a larger area where settling is spread across the whole surface.
How long does a properly resurfaced base last?
Industry ranges put a properly installed base at roughly 30-50 years, since the pavers themselves rarely fail.
Can old pavers really be reused?
If they're not cracked or significantly faded, yes – we assess this on-site.