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Disconnect Your Roof Downspout

Published by City of Mississauga under Stormwater And Your Home

Applies to
homeowner
Work types
downspout disconnection · stormwater
Building types
residential

A four-page illustrated how-to carried on the City of Mississauga's stormwater and your home page. It walks a homeowner through assessing the property — the number of downspouts, the ten per cent of roof area of yard space to absorb the storm water, and the two metre discharge distance from the foundation — then the tools and materials to buy, the nine inch cut above the standpipe, capping the standpipe, and fitting elbows and extensions with sheet metal screws. A twice-yearly eaves trough maintenance list closes it.

What it covers

  • Plan your disconnection in advance
  • Get disconnected
  • Still need help?
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Publisher
City of Mississauga
Category
Guides
Published under
Stormwater And Your Home — the municipality's own heading
Covers note
The sheet's text layer is partly garbled OCR over the illustrations; only the headings it prints cleanly are listed.
Publisher note
Carried on the City of Mississauga's stormwater and your home page; the footer logo strip names Region of Peel and Credit Valley Conservation but is too garbled in the text layer to attribute, so `publisher` is left unset.
Tags
guidestormwaterdownspouthomeowner
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