Paver Repair & Restoration in Merritt Island, FL

In most cases, yes. We maintain relationships with major paver suppliers and can often source matching pavers. For discontinued styles, we can sometimes find remaining stock or recommend complementary pavers that blend well. During your consultation, we'll assess your existing pavers and discuss options.

Weeds in paver joints indicate depleted or missing polymeric sand. We recommend professional re-sanding with quality polymeric sand that hardens to prevent weed seeds from germinating. For existing weeds, we remove them, re-sand the joints, and optionally apply a sealant for maximum protection.

Ants are attracted to the sand between pavers. Regular sand provides perfect conditions for colonies. The solution is polymeric sand, which hardens when activated with water and is inhospitable to ants. We can remove existing infestations and re-sand your pavers to prevent future ant problems.

Salt can affect pavers over time, particularly porous materials. For coastal Brevard County properties in areas like Cocoa Beach, Satellite Beach, and Melbourne Beach, we recommend salt-resistant sealers and materials like porcelain or properly sealed travertine. Regular maintenance and sealing protects your investment from salt damage.

For beachfront homes, we recommend non-porous porcelain pavers or well-sealed travertine. Shell stone is also excellent for its natural coastal aesthetic and salt resistance. These materials handle the combination of salt air, sand, and moisture common in barrier island properties. Light colors also help with heat.