Home Forums Coloring Has anyone had their garage walkway sag after winter?

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      Kenny.steel
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      Has anyone had their garage walkway sag after winter? I have this every year, and I’m tired of adding more. I’m thinking of tearing it all down and resurfacing. Can you tell me how I can tell if the contractors are really preparing the base properly, and not just laying paving stones on top?

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      Justincruz
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      If it sags every year, it means the foundation was made incorrectly from the start.

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      Andy12cyrus
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      When the pavement sags every spring, it’s truly annoying. I had a similar experience many years ago, so now I’m meticulous when choosing a contractor. My neighbors in Kleinburg worked with https://oakshs.ca/kleinburg-interlocking-services/ , and I saw how carefully they prepare the base and how much attention they pay to compaction. It’s not a quick installation in a couple of days, but a full-fledged construction process. Their driveway has looked stable since then, so I can highly recommend their services.

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      Jordan Peterson
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      Yes, I’d definitely pay attention to what happens underneath the pavers rather than just how nice the finished surface looks. I’d ask the contractor how deep they plan to excavate and what material they’ll use for the base. A proper installation should have a firm, compacted subgrade, a suitable crushed-stone base installed and compacted in layers, and good drainage so water doesn’t sit underneath. realzcasino

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