Inspect and Finalize the Paver Surface

What happens here

After completing all compaction passes, shut down the paver compactor and carefully inspect the entire paved area. Look for uniformity in height, ensuring there are no raised or sunken pavers. The gaps between the pavers should be significantly reduced and consistent, indicating proper interlock. The surface should feel solid and stable when walked upon. The video visually demonstrates this transformation, with the gaps visibly closing and the final shot showing a well-settled surface, followed by the user giving a thumbs-up in satisfaction. If any areas still feel loose or uneven, perform additional passes over those specific spots. This step is crucial before proceeding with joint filling materials like polymeric sand.

Goal: Confirm the pavers are properly settled, level, and stable.