u/jkrobinson1979

I pried up the wall caps and was able to shift them all over to close the gaps to below and inch. Need to lock it all in and finish the fireplace, but much happier with it now

Almost done with my first attempt at an actual long- lasting patio and it involved trying to align the patio along two different angle for good sheet flow, a French drain underneath to catch everything that pools up coming down the driveway and retaining walls for the drop off from the driveway and parking pad. I spent a long time trying to get it right and think it came out pretty good, but apparently I was off by a couple inches in width and depth and slightly shifted outside corner when I was setting the walls. I’ve got angled gaps between 2-2.5” wide on each outside corner.

Should I try to pry the wall caps up, clean the cement off them and then reset them to minimize and even out the gaps. If so what would you suggest as the best way to remove them? Or should I try to cut paver pieces to fit the gaps and just ignore the imperfections? If so what would you suggest to fill in the remaining small, 1-1.5” gaps? Pack them with gravel, polymeric sand?

I’m really happy with how it turned out, but don’t want some minor imperfections to mess it up down the road.