Paver Repair in Ocala & Marion County

For most common Florida paver types — yes, we can usually source matching pieces same-day. We bring samples to the quote so you can confirm before we order. For older or discontinued pavers, we can sometimes pull replacements from less-visible areas (like under furniture) and replace those with closely-matching pieces.

Anything more than 1/4 inch is worth fixing — that's enough to be a tripping hazard and to redirect water flow. Anything more than 3/4 inch usually means a base issue that should be addressed before the area spreads.

Most common: water erosion of the base sand under the pavers. Sometimes from poor original installation, sometimes from improper drainage, sometimes from tree roots or sprinkler leaks. We diagnose the cause as part of the quote so the repair holds long-term.

Yes. Affected pavers come up, the root is cut or routed, the base is re-graded, and the pavers go back. We don't remove trees — that's a separate trade — but we fix the paver damage cleanly.

Spot repairs (a handful of sunken or broken pavers) are usually 2–4 hours. Larger settling areas or edge restraint replacement run a half-day to a full day. We'll give you an exact time estimate at the quote.

If your pavers were already sealed, yes — we recommend re-sealing the repaired section so the finish matches. If the rest of the surface needs sealing too, this is a great time to bundle the whole job and save a service call.