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REAL ESTATE MATTERS | First and foremost, the pavers need to be dry to get a great result. The dryer the pavers are, the better the job's going to turn out.

We use a polymeric sand, especially in the Midwest, because we have these freeze-thaw cycles, and the sand allows for a little bit more flex in the paver system, whereas something that's much more ...

Building a paver patio is one of the easiest, least expensive, and most DIY-friendly ways to create a solid, hardscaped patio floor, plus it could add charm to your backyard.Patio pavers—squares ...

The sand beneath the pavers was being transported away grain-by-grain by union members of chipmunk miners local 104. They found the sand easier to dig through than the sandy soil under my lawn.