Paver repair usually means lifting sunken, shifted, or cracked pavers, correcting the base, and resetting or replacing the units. The contractors below list this work among the services on their own websites or business profiles. Compare them, then call directly or request a free quote.
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Melbourne, FL
Melbourne paver installation and repair company for residential and commercial clients. Its website says it serves Brevard County and the northern Treasure Coast and offers a multi-year workmanship warranty.
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Family owned and operated interlocking brick paver company in Cocoa, with a showroom at 1426 Lake Drive just off SR 520. The company website says they have been in business for 15 years, ...
1426 Lake Drive, Cocoa, FL 32922
Residential and commercial brick paver and hardscape company in Brevard County. Installs and repairs pavers and also offers artificial turf. Its website says it has spent the last 15 year...
495 Stan Drive, Suite 107, Melbourne, FL 32904
West Melbourne paver and hardscape company. The Houzz profile says the company designs and installs paver projects, retaining walls, custom driveways, pool decks, fire pits, and landscapi...
Melbourne paver installation company. The official website says the company has over 15 years of experience and installs driveways, walkways, patios, and outdoor living spaces. It also st...
605 Boughton Way, Melbourne, FL 32904
Titusville decorative concrete and paver contractor.
Family-owned paver and outdoor improvement company in Melbourne. Its website lists over 5 years of experience and a separate Spanish and Portuguese line at (813) 606-7005.
1421 Rolling Rock Dr, Melbourne, FL 32934
Paver and hardscape contractor in Rockledge serving Brevard County. The company website says it has provided paver installation and hardscape services in Brevard County for over three dec...
403 Hawk St # A, Rockledge, FL 32955
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Get a Free QuotePaver repair: answers to common questions. This is general information, not legal advice. Rules and prices change, so confirm details with your building department and get written quotes. Official county and state resources are listed under Homeowner Resources at the bottom of this page.
Common causes include a base that was not compacted well, washed-out bedding sand, failed edge restraints, and joints that have lost their sand. CMHA's maintenance guide covers these causes. A good repair fixes what is underneath, not just the pavers on top.
Usually. One advantage of interlocking pavers, as CMHA explains, is that units can be lifted, the base corrected, and the pavers reset without a visible patch. Keeping a few spare pavers from the original job makes color matching easier.
A repair may involve cutting roots or removing a tree, which can need approval. Melbourne, for example, lists tree removal among work that needs a permit. Check your city's rules, and consider asking an arborist before cutting large roots.
It depends on the city. West Melbourne's development standards state that pavers removed by the city for emergencies or repairs within the right-of-way are the property owner's responsibility. Other cities may handle this differently, so ask your city before putting pavers in the right-of-way.
If the repair involves digging, Florida's Sunshine 811 program asks homeowners to submit a locate request at least two full business days before digging so underground lines can be marked.
This page currently lists 8 contractors that mention paver repair in their services. Ask each one to explain what caused the problem before quoting a fix.
