Assess Existing Pathway and Initial Removal

Paving stones are a great way to add character to your home's exterior. Whether it's a beautiful walkway like this one leading up to your home or a huge patio in the backyard for entertaining by the fire. But if done wrong, it can become a bigger problem than expected, like with this path that was laid 5–10 years ago. We see huge cracks, an uneven surface, not to mention the grass and weeds growing through them. Today we set out to find out why they are collapsing and what to do to ensure that this never happens again. Let's start the video. Okay, we need to clear this up. Let's see what's happening here. There is some sand here, and that is good. We have a wire here that lies very shallow. And I'm looking for something that's responsible for drainage. I don't see...I see some rocks, but it's mostly dirt. I can already see a few mistakes, but there's still a lot to dig up here, guys. First task. Let's tear them out and see what's really under them now. A good day