Well, you are going in right direction. All you need to take care is that it appears that water has already created little underground runways. This might have lead down to your basement. Hence, if there is water under the slab, you can switch to polymeric sand and use them in pavers. It will help to hold them in place and sealing those cracks properly is something you need to work on.
filling gaps
i have some gaps and cracks in my back area. its the slab from the old garage and pavers that leed from it to my back door. water comes down this area to my back door. there is a very small swale right in front of the door, pavers. it is connected to a concrete swale, 14" wide x 2" deep, that goes down the side of the house to the front.
anyway. what i want to know. the gaps and cracks in the slab and pavers. how much will filling them with sand work ? doesn't need to completely seal, just needs to stop the funeling of flowing water down to the foundation into basement.
or, is there a better product i should use ?
anyway. what i want to know. the gaps and cracks in the slab and pavers. how much will filling them with sand work ? doesn't need to completely seal, just needs to stop the funeling of flowing water down to the foundation into basement.
or, is there a better product i should use ?
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