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Driveways can crack due to various factors, including weather changes, poor installation, insufficient base support, or heavy vehicle use.

To fix loose pavers, first remove the affected pavers and clear out any debris or old sand from the base and sides. Then, re-level the base with new sand, place the pavers back firmly, and fill the joints with sand to secure them in place. For a more permanent solution, consider using joint stabilizing sealer.

To prevent cracking, ensure proper installation with a solid base, use quality materials, and perform regular maintenance like seal coating for asphalt driveways.

Concrete driveways may break up due to freeze-thaw cycles, ground movement, heavy loads, or aging, often exacerbated by weak spots in the concrete.

Yes, it's normal for pavers to shift slightly. Unlike concrete slabs, pavers are designed to flex and move, helping them avoid cracking. However, for driveways, it's advisable to use smaller-sized pavers to prevent cracking and chipping under the weight of vehicles.

Asphalt driveways typically crack due to thermal expansion and contraction, water infiltration, UV radiation, and wear from traffic or heavy loads.

A well-maintained asphalt driveway can last 15-20 years before showing significant cracking, depending on environmental conditions and usage.

For the joints between driveway bricks, use jointing sand. After cleaning, existing sand is usually washed out, so you should evenly spread a thin layer of jointing sand over the area and sweep it into the joints. Use a broom to work the sand back and forth until all joints are filled effectively.

Yes, repairing cracks in an asphalt driveway is important to prevent further damage and degradation. Timely repairs can extend the driveway's lifespan and maintain its appearance.