Patio Repair Services
Sunken pavers? Cracked concrete? We connect you with pros who can repair and restore your patio.
Restore Your Patio's Safety and Beauty
Over time, paver patios can sink and become uneven, creating trip hazards. Concrete patios can develop cracks from settling or weather. These issues don't just look bad; they can be unsafe. LocalXR connects you with hardscape professionals who can assess the damage and perform the necessary repairs to restore your patio to a safe, beautiful, and level surface.
When You Need a Professional
Professional deck and patio work ensures a beautiful, safe, and long-lasting result. Here's when you should call an expert.
Our Patio Repair Services
Paver Leveling & Re-laying
Lifting sunken sections of your paver patio, rebuilding the base, and re-laying the pavers for a perfectly level surface.
Concrete Crack Repair
Using flexible, durable sealants to repair cracks in your concrete patio and prevent them from getting worse.
Paver Joint Sanding & Sealing
Replacing washed-out joint sand and sealing your pavers to protect them and prevent weeds.
Why Use a Pro for Patio Repairs?
A proper repair addresses the root cause of the problem, not just the symptom.
- Addresses the Cause: A pro will fix the underlying base issue that caused your pavers to sink, not just put a bandage on it.
- The Right Materials: Experts use the correct materials, like polymeric sand and flexible concrete sealants, for a durable repair.
- Seamless Results: A skilled technician can often make a repair that blends in with the rest of your patio.
Patio Repair FAQs
Can sunken paver sections be fixed easily?
Yes. A key advantage of paver patios is that a professional can lift the sunken pavers, add new base material underneath, compact it, and re-lay the pavers, restoring the surface to level without demolition.
What is the best way to prevent future cracking on a concrete patio?
While no concrete is guaranteed to be crack-free, the best prevention is ensuring the base is compacted, reinforcing with wire mesh or rebar, and applying a quality concrete sealant every 2-3 years.