[meachemjs]

We had same problem. Yes you can have damaged pavers replaced if you can find them. But I you have loose pavers that are fine, they are very easily damaged. We had Paradise Pavers put in our medallion and take those pavers out and use them to replace old broken ones. We had about 100! They also fixed all loose ones then cleaned and sealed the whole driveway. It made a huge difference in the existing ones and looks great! We have 2 car garage plus gol cart and up to front door, Very pleased. Cost: $2500

QUOTE=Pairadocs;2152633]What options exist for a paver drive that is relatively good condition, but has deteriorated in places along edge, and has half a dozen pavers with cracks ? Must all pavers be removed and brand new concrete drive be poured ? In general, over the years we've noticed the plain concrete work in this area of Fl does not seem to be high quality...perhaps since the temp extremes are not as great as in the northern states, high quality is not a priority ? Does any know of, had any experience with any kind of topping, or overlay that can be done over a paver drive if in decent condition ? Not talking about just another expensive "sealing", looking for a more permanent solution if one exists. I am guessing the expense of first having an entire paver drive and walks removed, hauled away, and then contracting for a new, poured, drive is prohibitively expensive ? Looking for ideas and ball park costs for a "standard" 2 car drive about 24' and a few feet to walk to front door. If you've replaced, or resurfaced your in some way, very interested in your experience, costs, satisfaction, etc. Thanks so much ![/QUOTE]