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How to repair uprooted pavers
Paving can be disturbed by tree roots or sink as bedding sand is eroded.
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One solution is to lift the pavers to cut back the roots. The bedding sand is then rescreeded and the pavers repositioned with sand to fill the joints.
All you need is a crowbar or long screwdriver to lift the pavers, a screed board and rails, steel float, and a lump hammer and bolster.
How to repair uprooted pavers
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