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Drain Installation Steps to Install Drainage Pipe

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Drain Installation Steps to Install Drainage Pipe

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  1. ProFloors & Cabinets Drain Installation: Steps to Install Drainage Pipe At Home

  2. Water is a useful and necessary part of life. However, too much of it can have some damaging impacts on your home if not handled properly. Water damage and erosion are just two reasons to consider drain installation pipe. Now we are showing preventative way to protect your home from any unwanted, excess water in this presentation. By combining underground pipes with your gutter system, it is possible to safely and effectively divert water from your home.

  3. Step One: Mark Installation Area Before you begin, clearly mark the path for the installation of the drainage pipe. You can use a marking spray to designate the area. Try to make the path as direct as possible. Step Two: Dig a Trench Dig a deep trench where you plan for the drainage to end. It should be around 8 to 10 inches wide and 16 to 18 inches deep. Be sure to continue the trench up to the downspout on the house. Smooth the trench bottom by getting rid of any roots or rocks. Then, dig a large hole where you plan for the pipe to end.

  4. Step Three: Attach Pipe At the bottom of the rain gutter, attach downspout adapter using clips to hold it into place. Next, put a 90 degree elbow at the end of the trench and measure the distance from the adapter to the middle of the elbow. Cut the pipe to match the measurement. Insert pipe into the space between the downspout adapter. Step Four: Fill Trench After the pipes are set and dried, add dirt to any part of the pipe that does not lay flat. This will add support to the drainage system. Pack it evenly across the ground and fill in completely.

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