Polymeric sand between interlocking pavers washes out and grows weeds within a few years without proper maintenance — the difference between interlock that looks new for a decade and interlock that looks tired in three. We connect you with local crews who clean, resand and seal it properly.
Get a Free Interlock QuoteResanding, cleaning, re-leveling and sealing — scoped to your specific patio, walkway or driveway.

Old, washed-out or weed-infested paver joints cleared and refilled with properly applied polymeric sand.

Deep cleaning and sealant application to restore colour and protect pavers from staining and freeze-thaw damage.

Sunken, uneven or shifted pavers lifted, re-based and reset — fixes trip hazards and pooling water.
Interlocking pavers are everywhere on newer builds across Kitchener, Waterloo and Cambridge, and the polymeric sand between the joints is doing more work than most homeowners realize — it locks the pavers in place, prevents shifting, and blocks weed growth. That sand washes out gradually from rain, snow melt and freeze-thaw cycling, and once enough is gone, weeds move in and pavers start to shift underfoot.
Crews in our network clean out old, failed sand and debris first, then apply fresh polymeric sand properly (correct moisture and compaction technique matters — rushed resanding is why it fails again in a year), and can address minor paver settling or sinking at the same time.
We serve: Kitchener, Waterloo, Cambridge, Guelph and surrounding the Region of Waterloo communities.
Typically $2–$4 per square foot depending on the condition of existing joints and how much old sand/debris needs removing first. A 400 sq ft patio runs roughly $800–$1,600.
Every 3–5 years for most residential installations, sooner if you're seeing visible gaps, weeds, or ant activity between the pavers.
Properly applied polymeric sand is the main defence — it hardens and blocks weed seeds from germinating in the joints. Existing weeds are cleared as part of the resanding process.
Minor re-leveling of individual sunken pavers is offered as part of our network's services — ask for it to be included in your quote if you have problem spots.
Spring through early fall (roughly April–October) — polymeric sand needs to cure in dry conditions, so it's scheduled around the weather forecast.
Tell us about the job and we'll get back to you within one business day.