Mrs Smith

Possibly depending on the size of the gap!

> Yes, we can certainly do that. firstly remove all the grass, weeds, and loose material from between the slabs, thoroughly clean the joints, and then refill them. If the joints are suitable, we would recommend using a high-quality resin/polymeric jointing compound rather than cement, as it is more durable, helps reduce cracking, and is less likely to allow weeds to return. We can assess the joints on site and recommend the best option.

Hi Mrs Smith. Yes, it’s possible, The grass and roots need removing first, then the joints thoroughly cleaned before being filled with a suitable paving jointing compound. This gives a much neater, longer-lasting finish and is less prone to cracking. If you’d like any advice on the best product for your paving, feel free to ask.