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Interlock in Niagara-on-the-Lake.

Niagara-on-the-Lake is approximately 1 hr 15 min from the Hagersville base. Interlock projects are considered individually based on scope and travel. Interlock fails when the base does. Most contractors skimp on the granular — we don't. Pavers also need re-laying every 15–20 years; we do that too.

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Interlock done right in Niagara-on-the-Lake

Why local matters.

Different towns have different ground, different builders' shortcuts, and different rules. We've worked Niagara-on-the-Lake long enough to know which.

  • 01

    8-inch granular A base, compacted in 2-inch lifts

  • 02

    Bedding sand screeded flat, never thicker than 1 inch

  • 03

    Polymeric jointing sand on every install

  • 04

    Edge restraint on all sides

  • 05

    Re-lay service: lift, re-grade base, re-set existing stones

How a interlock job runs

From first call in Niagara-on-the-Lake to clean exit.

  1. 01

    Excavate

    8–12 inches depending on use.

  2. 02

    Base

    Granular A, compacted in lifts to 95% Proctor.

  3. 03

    Bedding

    Concrete sand screeded to 1 inch.

  4. 04

    Lay

    Stones laid to pattern, cut to fit.

  5. 05

    Edge & joint

    Edge restraint, polymeric sand, water-set.

FAQ

Interlock in Niagara-on-the-Lake — common questions

  • Yes. Heritage homes and wine-country estates. We bring craft-level concrete and interlock that fits the character — never anything off the shelf. Driveways, walks, patios — plus re-laying stones that have settled.

  • Interlock jobs typically start at $22/sq ft. Final price depends on access, prep, size, and finish. We quote a fixed price after seeing the site — no hourly creep.

  • About 1 hr 15 min (80 km). It's a normal part of our week.

  • Two reasons: regular sand was used instead of polymeric, or the polymeric has aged out (5–10 years). Solution: blow joints clean, re-poly, water in, done.

  • Base failure. Either it was undersized, or water got under it and froze. Re-lay = lift the stones, re-base properly, re-set. Most stones are reusable.

  • Interlock costs more upfront but lets you fix one stone if you stain it. Concrete is faster and cheaper but cracks travel. Both last decades installed correctly.

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