That kind of shifting and sinking is fairly common with older interlock, especially if drainage wasn’t ideal or the base settled unevenly. We hired pros to fix ours and they lifted the affected areas, re-leveled the base, and relaid the stones. https://oakshs.ca/interlock-repair/ handled it for us and made the process painless. They didn’t need to rip everything up—just targeted the sunken spots. Now it looks brand new, and they even re-sanded and sealed the whole area to prevent further weed growth. Definitely cheaper than a full replacement.