This Old House general contractor Tom Silva shows how to install an efficient rain-handling gutter system. (See below for a shopping list and tools.)
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Shopping List for How to Install Aluminum Gutters:
- aluminum gutters and downspouts with assorted fittings and brackets
- silicone sealant,”] used to form watertight seal between gutter and fittings
- aluminum rivets,”] for fastening together the aluminum parts
- aluminum screws”] for fastening together the aluminum parts
- PVC pipe and elbows,”] used to create drainpipe to carry water away from house
- PVC primer and cement,”] for fastening together PVC pipe and fittings
Tools for How to Install Aluminum Gutters:
- crimping tool, used to attach end caps to the ends of gutters
- hacksaw and tin snips, used to cut gutter and downspouts to length
- caulking gun, used to apply silicone sealant
- drill, used to drill holes and drive screws
- pop rivet gun, for riveting together the aluminum parts
- 3-inch-diameter hole saw, used to cut outlet hole in gutter
- level, used as a straightedge to establish position of the high end of the gutter
- shovel, for digging trench to bury PVC drainpipe
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