Settling pavers are almost never a paver problem — it's the base underneath. That's where we work.
In Aylmer, the established, mature neighbourhoods and the waterfront lots along Lac Deschênes and the Ottawa River hold many older paver installations, many of them reaching the end of their life. Patios and pool decks that have settled or gone grey, empty joints, faded colour: between mixed sandy and clay soils and a higher water table near the water, the base moves. We diagnose the real cause before touching anything, then lift the pavers, correct the base and drainage, and reset everything so it holds.
We serve all of Aylmer: Old Aylmer, Deschênes, Lucerne, Wychwood and the neighbourhoods near the lake. Releveling patios and pool decks, re-sanding joints and re-sealing to bring the colour back — the home diagnostic is free with no obligation.

The longer you wait, the worse it gets. A patio or pool deck that starts to settle in spring can become a full drainage problem by fall. Empty joints let water get under the surface, which speeds up paver movement and widens the area you'll have to repair — all the more on waterfront lots where the water table is high.
Signs to watch for in Aylmer: dips or humps, joints overrun with weeds, colour that has gone grey and faded, pavers that shift underfoot, or water that pools after rain. Caught early, it stays a small job.

We don't subcontract. The Verano team is on site from start to finish, supervised by Pierre-Michel Légaré. Because we've installed new pavers for over 20 years, we know why yours moved — especially on older installations and waterfront lots — and we correct the base and drainage, then re-sand the joints and re-seal to bring the colour back, instead of just resetting the pavers.
Free home diagnostic, fixed price, no pressure sales. We repair what needs repairing, nothing more. RBQ-licensed and insured.
We repair interlock pavers in Old Aylmer, Deschênes, Lucerne, Wychwood and the neighbourhoods near Lac Deschênes and the Ottawa River. A rippling patio, a settled pool deck, a driveway that has sunk, empty joints or greyed-out pavers — we travel to you for free to assess it and give you a fixed price.
If your installation has reached the end of its life, we can also rebuild it: see our interlock pavers in Aylmer and across Outaouais service. For a diagnostic, call Pierre-Michel directly at (819) 962-3546.




The most common signs are settling (dips or humps), empty joints or joints overrun with weeds, pavers that shift when you walk on them, colour that has gone grey and faded, or water that pools in spots. If you see any of these, it's time to act before it gets worse.
In the large majority of cases we repair only the affected area. We lift the pavers, correct the base, and reset everything. A full rebuild is rarely needed if the rest of the installation is still solid — that's what makes a repair far cheaper than a new install.
Aylmer has many older paver installations, often reaching the end of their life, especially near the water. The waterfront lots along Lac Deschênes and the Ottawa River have mixed sandy and clay soils and a higher water table that moves the base with freeze-thaw. That's why we correct the base and drainage, then re-sand the joints and re-seal to restore colour to faded pavers.
The price depends on the area to repair and the type of problem, but it's always far less than a new install. We travel to Aylmer for free to diagnose the situation on site and give you a fixed price with no surprises.
Most repairs are done in one to two days. A simple releveling or polymeric-sand rejointing can often be finished the same day. We give you a precise schedule after the diagnostic.
Yes. We evaluate and repair interlock pavers no matter who installed them. If you've inherited an installation that shifts or settles, we come out to Aylmer for free to tell you exactly what's happening and what needs to be done.