Use a spirit level or a piece of string on two pegs to give you the right line for the bricks to be reinstalled. Remove the bricks and reset on a bed of sand using your level. Bang back in place with a rubber hammer. (fairly quick job!)
i also should have mentioned that the uneven area has sunken in some places around to 4 to 5 inches deep all due to an improperly placed downspout. The downspout has since been relocated.
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Hello Marnie,
Use a spirit level or a piece of string on two pegs to give you the right line for the bricks to be reinstalled. Remove the bricks and reset on a bed of sand using your level. Bang back in place with a rubber hammer. (fairly quick job!)
Marnie: The above answer is exactly my solution too!
You can use a straight board or a level across the bricks when you reset them. Sweep sand in between the joints to lock them in.
Hi Marnie, these videos should give you some instruction
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mlPFrdKiAy0
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Kfs2NKLmYzA
I agree that pulling them out and releveling is the best method. Some of your base probably has washed away.