FAQ — Interlock, drainage, repairs & outdoor landscaping

Interlock pavers = individual paver stones installed on a compacted granular base with joints (often polymeric sand). Paving is often used to refer to asphalt. At Prestige Pave Uni, we specialize in interlock pavers and outdoor landscaping (not asphalt).

Driveways, walkways, patios, steps, edging and pool areas. We can also adjust slopes, stabilize sections, and integrate drainage solutions depending on the property.

It depends on the surface area, access, and preparation required (excavation/base/drainage). In general, a residential project takes a few days, sometimes longer if site corrections or a water evacuation system are needed.

Often yes. We lift the affected section, correct the base (compaction/leveling), reset the pavers, and redo the joints. The goal: a stable, long-lasting correction.

Common causes: worn joints, water infiltration, overly aggressive pressure washing, base movement, or slopes that bring water across the surface. Re-leveling + the right joint material often fixes the problem.

Yes. We repair interlock pavers, walls/retaining walls and steps depending on the base condition, alignment, and stability. The goal is to prevent the movement from coming back.

We start by analyzing slopes and the pooling areas. Possible solutions: grading corrections, trenching/drainage, gutter water routing, slope adjustments, and if needed a French drain depending on the situation.

Yes. Water can weaken the base, shift sections, and cause settlement or joint separation. Correcting the runoff and stabilizing the base helps protect durability.

Yes, when required. A French drain helps manage subsurface water and protect foundations from infiltration. We always validate access, slope, and the best discharge point.

Because water too close to foundations increases humidity risk and yard pooling. A proper evacuation system reduces soil saturation and protects the exterior.

To prep the site, dig trenches (drainage/evacuation), correct levels, and remove or move materials. It’s a precise solution, ideal for residential access.

Yes. Mini excavation is especially useful when access is tighter. We plan the approach to minimize impact on the yard and keep the jobsite clean.

Acrylic coating provides a clean, uniform, durable finish. It also helps protect exposed surfaces and improves the look of foundations and steps.

No. If the concrete is cracked or unstable, we address the defects first (minor repair if needed). Then acrylic is applied to uniformize and protect the surface.

Yes—tempered glass is designed for safety. Installation and anchoring must be done properly, in the right locations, with a clean finish for a durable, elegant result.

Yes. We adapt the installation to the surface (interlock, concrete, etc.) and aim for a clean, aligned look that integrates well with the outdoor layout.

Functional and aesthetic lighting: walkways, entrances, outlines, and highlighting landscaping elements. The goal: safety, ambience, and stronger curb appeal.

Yes. Proper placement highlights surfaces, volumes and functional zones. It’s a simple upgrade that creates a premium look at night.

Ideally: your city (Blainville/Laval/Lorraine), the service, approximate dimensions, and 2–3 photos. This helps us assess access, site condition, and required corrections.

Yes. Contact us for a fast, free quote. Phone: (438) 937-3010.

Our main area is Blainville, Laval, Lorraine and nearby North Shore cities. If your project is close, contact us and we’ll confirm feasibility based on the schedule.

Solid base, proper compaction, accurate leveling, and a clean finish. For water issues: grading/drainage corrections. The goal is to prevent future settlement and keep a sharp look.

Keep joints in good condition, avoid overly aggressive pressure washing, and watch for areas where water pools. If a section starts moving, repairing it early often costs less than waiting.

Address: 618, Rang Saint-François, Blainville. Phone: (438) 937-3010.