The original path had lifted and sunk in places, with loose bricks, open joints and weeds pushing through, making it uneven and a trip hazard underfoot.
We lifted every brick by hand and set them aside, then dug out the old bedding and prepared a firm, level base so the path won’t sink again. The original bricks were relaid in their running pattern, with a solid edge along the side to hold everything in place, and the joints filled to lock it all together and keep the weeds out.
Reusing the original bricks keeps the character of the property, and the bluestone edging was kept in place to tie it all back in.
