100F Degrees! Installing Seamless Gutters, Downspouts and Drains

[@RumMonkeyable]

Gutter installation means only one thing.........you're near the end of your build! 👏👍💪👊❤️️😎

[@annetteandhercrafts]

I find it extremely cool that now these custom jobs can be done on site from the back of a van. THAT'S AWESOME! 💖

[@PaulyOutdoors]

First off, if it's over 100 degrees that fellas beard must have been miserable. I have nowhere near that much facial hair and I think it's miserable. I can only imagine! Top notch job on the seamless!!! I had a guy who could have been that dude's twin brother do my seamless gutters last year. Same awesome quality! The Forest Gump rain analogy killed me Jeremy! LOL!!! I felt that.

[@funnyfarmdad9997]

My beard is almost as thick as his and believe it or not it’s not my face that gets hot. It’s the top of my head and I have very short hair. When it’s over 100° I can’t stand wearing a cap.

[@PaulyOutdoors]

@@funnyfarmdad9997 Maybe because I'm in Minnesota and when the humidity is almost 100% with temps pushing 100, it seems way more miserable. I can't argue the head getting too hot at all. I wear a cap year round and you ain't joking when it gets that hot, off comes the cover!

[@Guildbrookfarm]

100x100 just means go inside this is getting stupid outside. 🤣

[@robertbass5283]

Gutters look great and are very functional ! …Getting connected to a water catchment setup and then to be used for your raised garden beds, EXCELLENT ❗️

[@PaullaWells]

That was so freakin' cool, dude! I mean holy cow! I was so impressed with that guy's setup and how all that was done. I can't wait to see the raised beds being done. I love the idea of the terrace idea you talked about way back when now. Finally the time has come. Yay! "Forest Gump style rain." 🤣🤣🤣 Now THAT was funny!

[@Badabinger]

Can we please appreciate GREAT contractors like these. Warms the heart 👍

[@karlfair]

Nice work. The gutters really look good. The cistern tie in should be interesting. With all the square footage on your roof, plan well for your overflows.

[@linda5628]

They did a nice job, it looks great. So glad to see that you'll be utilizing that rain water for your raised bed gardens!

[@seriouslyreally5413]

Your house is pretty open and away from trees. 👍 A reminder for those viewers that have trees around their house or when you decide to plant large shade trees around the house: GutterHelmet or Leaf Guard is a must if you attach your downspouts to a buried corrugated pipe whether it has drain holes or not or if it drains just a few feet away from the house.The corrugated pipe will catch leaf and tree debris collected in your gutters and flushed down the drain spouts and eventually clog up the pipe if the gutters are left uncovered.

[@divergentone7491]

I have gutter guards and live in southern California where it never rains. I have them because birds like to nest in the gutters and make a huge mess.

[@seriouslyreally5413]

@@divergentone7491 🤣👍

[@LittleCabin]

They did a nice job -- should have plenty of water coming out of that long gutter!

[@mfanwelikeit3760]

I’d be tempted to put a couple of colour matched slimline water tanks under your side verandahs so your irrigation can be gravity fed.

[@rwoods6132]

My wife and I built our retirement home in SW Va. The land slopes, as you know. Our front yard had to be drained to the side of the house. We spent the day digging a ditch with a plumber's troubleshooting shovel and putting in the downspout connectors and 3" black plastic pipe. We were 30 minutes from finishing when a afternoon thunderstorm popped up. We were scrambling to get everything connected and the ditch covered before it started raining. We didn't make it! We were both drenched and cold when we finished! Just one of the stories of our 40 year marriage. Hope yours is just as long.

[@TheLoachman]

You seem to have consistently hired good people. I hope that they all get filthy rich. You should, too.

[@ann1260]

This was very informative to me as I’ve never watched guttering made! Very cool. 😎

[@dunep6465]

Those guys were definitely worth the money. No wasted time and a great job. Kudo's to them.

[@rootsrocksfeathers1975]

Love the way the gutters turned out. Can't wait for the furniture build. Stay cool, Jeremy! (sure, right?). ~Cynthia

[@southernwanderer7912]

What an excellent product. And an awesome company to install it as well.

[@interestedobserver9352]

You have outdone yourself in choosing the right and best materials and the crews to get the job done - not just this task, but throughout the project. The end result is a gorgeous home that is well built and lower maintenance than most I see. Bravo!!

[@KatyInNH]

Just awesome!!!!!!! We need new gutters and to be able to water gardens! Thanks for the ideas! We will definitely be utilizing these! Looking forward to the bed build episode- we have been looking for a queen size storage bed so am excited to See what you have invented! Thanks so much!

[@shamrock56gargan96]

Great job by a contractor, nice to see the outside getting done

[@patriciariddle2997]

Fascinating! I always wondered how they are able to deliver the seamless gutters.

[@charlesburkhart800]

Your home is stunning!

[@markwood1097]

great house, great house build videos.. unlike so many or most! KZbin videos are true examples how not to build a house!!! congrats look what you got............well worth your efforts........ will last great time longer & more valuable too...

[@katherineyanagihara2909]

Aloha 🌺 Excellent workmanship! 🥰

[@bcnewfie494]

followed all your house build your house looks great, you and the contractors did well

[@sovereigns1grace]

A very professional team! Didn't even look like they were breaking a sweat. Bet you're glad you weren't doing that job in 100 degrees. Looking forward to seeing the garden and catchment system .... down the road ;)

[@WendyK656]

Nice gutter and downspouts.

[@adelacoburn1396]

Hey Y'all =) That is one long Oooo gutter, wow. Nice video, see you in the next one.

[@JourneyGarden]

Above ground tanks can provide water pressure for irrigation from gravity alone, below ground cisterns require power and an electric pump but are hidden from view. You perhaps aren't worried about the power issue because you have the PV system. Maybe one tank and one cistern?

[@diannt9583]

Lovely, and great work from the gutter workers you hired on! 100 degrees? This is why I am in New England hill towns. 83-85 F has been our tops so far!

[@robertrockwell7581]

love the gutters and the idea of the planter boxes for the rain runoff. stay safe and cool.

[@michaelzimmerman9221]

Your place has come a long way since I last seen it! It’s awesome!

[@ruthberanek13]

Gutters looks really nice. I like how match the house.

[@bethgarrison1879]

Well. That looks like wrap on the exterior finish. Excellent!

[@joeyhardin1288]

Love the look of the gutters. Don't forget to take a photo of the ditches so you can remember where they go. Just for future reference. God Bless and stay safe.

[@geyser3445]

You need some rain barrels.

[@redlanternhomesteadcathym105]

Nice work!

[@thtadthtshldntbe]

thanks for the video!. I don't know how far ahead you are of when you post but have you ever watched any of those blocked drain clearing channels? That flexible "pipe" under ground in the long run can be problematic. As the earth settles and moves around it, it will break and tear more easily, plus if you have to clear a blockage, PVC gives you more options in what you can use to clear it. If roots start growing in there for example, which almost always happens over time.

[@tass8495]

Looking good!!!!

[@sonyagregory5711]

Super Cool As Always! Now the fun stuff begins, furniture, decorating. This will be amazing knowing you and Jaime! Can't wait to see those raised beds too!❤❤😊😊

[@hollywinsman9464]

I like your guys new picture across the top of your account. The words across the top are not as visible as the rest because of the light background, but the second and third row are very easy to read.

[@davidstoughton3257]

Are you going to do water catchment as a backup for hard times or drought?? Even to save well water to use catchment for outdoor watering like garden etc ??? Guess I commented before you explained the catchment, lol also could be good in a severe drought for water for house.

[@cameronalexander359]

That beard!!! (Those lads were sweaty and earned a beer or 3).

[@leesmith5419]

Those turned out beautiful

[@straight_to_finish]

If you can swing it, install schedule 40 pipe instead of corrugated pipe in the trench-practically no chance of clogging and settling. Gate City Foundation & Drainage (on KZbin) would approve!

[@darlynearmstrong1599]

Hi Ooo yes I'm gonna love it.How to build a bed .....yes please show me..

[@arthurhuberts6287]

Looking really good!

[@FredMcIntyre]

Awesome stuff! 😃👍🏻👊🏻

[@billprice2409]

Have you calculated how many gallons of rain your roof will collect from a 1” rain event, 6” rain event? Those cisterns will need to hold a lot of water.

[@Guildbrookfarm]

Yes. They won’t be large cisterns but of course they’ll have an overflow drain.

[@billprice2409]

@@Guildbrookfarm I figured you would be on top of it. 👍

[@i.elpunkt8473]

Those cisterns will save you a lot of money. Especially with hot summers on the rise, we run our garden watering and toilets off of rainwater collected during winter. It makes the world of a difference!!

[@СергейАрестов-р5о]

Вы молодцы ! Отличная работа !!!

[@robertevans6481]

Looking forward for the next video.....i want one...lol...the gutters look awesome

[@rochellewilliams1778]

Can't hardly wait for that

[@shawnoreilly3159]

Absolutely perfect... with only one 'tiny' thought... should put leaf guard system in while you were at it... are you ever going to want to be on the roof, or on a ladder that high to clean out the gutters? With all the trees you have around the property... while none of them are over the house, wind will eventually win on putting enough in there to clog them and then SOMEBODY is gotta clean them out!

[@Guildbrookfarm]

I just get on the roof with the backpack blower if needed. Wanted to see if we actually have issues with leaves this fall before doing leaf guards.

[@waynew7710]

I really love your home, wish i could have something just like it.

[@AI4IABETA]

Good work, stay hydrated, I wanna do this! Looks highly rewarding 👌

[@Peteslife]

I assume you are putting in huge water tanks a little later on? You wouldn’t dream of building a house in the country In Australia without huge water tanks.. usually have them in place before doing the guttering etc. I have about 6000gal tanks and they are very small compared to the new homes around here.

[@gwenmoody8323]

Beautiful

[@cptnomad9415]

When putting in circular outlets for the downspouts try using a hole saw. I install seamless gutters too and I only use a hole saw for my outlets.

[@Guildbrookfarm]

These are oval though so that presents a different challenge.

[@rickross199]

Quite a nifty process making seamless gutters I've got a friend who does them. Better drink another gallon before you hit the hay if it's 100 degrees 🥵

[@tonderaibotao8322]

Very good

[@randomhydrocarbons2322]

My dog saw the end of the drain hose in the yard and tore up 12 feet of it. Obviously the previous owner didn't bury it deep enough (barely covered).

[@hughdietrich8254]

I had a raised garden 4 ft x 32 ft long. Too wide to step over (safely). Suggest making 8 or 12 ft long gardens in a line with walk ways in between. Unless you plan on stepping in your garden, which is not good for it (ref Square Foot Garden book).

[@nellspop1]

that machine that forms the gutter is amazing. They were done in 2 hours? If you were to install yourself, how long do you think it would take you?

[@Guildbrookfarm]

Hahaha DAYS!

[@Allikattoo]

Nice.

[@jaksmith6465]

Be easier to water the beds if you have your tank catchments under that porch area. So theyd be higher than the beds. Just run the overflow outlets back into the drain line and it wont affect your runoff or foundation . IMO

[@WilliamTMusil]

Hiya Jeremy and Jaime

[@patvalera163]

You didn't show how you attached the gutter to the house , that's what I need to know.

[@colinstace1758]

I used to run 1 of those gutter trucks, it's the only way to go. Is it steel or aluminum gutter ?

[@noahsummers291]

I didn't see them cut any miters, but by the look of it I would say Aluminum, also, I've never seen steel K style gutters being made, however, I have taken some down before so, I suppose it's possible, just rare for a residential building.

[@colinstace1758]

@@noahsummers291 I also did some raw copper 👍🙂

[@noahsummers291]

@Colin Stace don't forget Galvalum! The best of them all lmao

[@Freedzx10]

very good I work with gutters in Brazil too good job

[@KennethRJones-SWEN]

Lmao, Brazil.

[@stonedmalone8449]

Why so many downspouts on 42’ 6”

[@Guildbrookfarm]

Because each gutter handles 2 roof planes. A lot of square footage.

[@mr.boniato6402]

How many downspouts needed for about 250 feet run?

[@Guildbrookfarm]

Depends on the surface size of the roof

[@mr.boniato6402]

@@Guildbrookfarm I got a hip roof.. 75 feet one side..95 feet other side.. 39 feet short side, 39 feet other short side.. = 243 run. - - I got a guy that wanted to install 2 downspouts in each corner.. that's 8 of them... I thought thats WAY too many... 6 inch gutters.

[@Guildbrookfarm]

Is it a steep pitch? Could be why. I’d call someone else for a second quote.

[@mr.boniato6402]

@@Guildbrookfarm the pitch is about 18-20

[@TAGGdinc]

@@mr.boniato6402 to tell you the truth you should put an expansion joint on anything over 65 to avoid ripples over time from expansion and contraction. Maybe you could get away without one if you hate the look on the 75 but that 95 side needs one for sure. Ds wise 4 would be possible if you got 6 inch with 3x4 spout size but 5 inch 2x3 you need 3 on each long side

[@colterbanks]

Can you do $2000 per day per guy?

[@TAGGdinc]

Anything is possible but good luck unless you are doing nothing but homeowners and zero national builders sure if ur lucky and get full schedule for the week you could probably get close as long as you live in a area where there ain’t a bunch of cheap companies around you yet still get enough weather for people to get 6inch

[@jerrylansbury9558]

At 4:44......... if seamless no need for caulking ! Caulk only last about a year. After that.......in the north country frost will push the ends out of the eaves. I know......its happened with my house 5 years in a row !

[@robinjobidon]

Depends. The caulking I use here in quebec, Canada have a 15 year warranty. There a way to do end caps. The best way I found with the years is that I put the caulk first on the gutter end and then I install the end cap. This way, the caulk is deep into the end cap so last and since I do this method, I never have a leaky cap. We have harsh winter here so caulking need to be really well!

[@tonygrimes13]

A Like & A Comment For The Algorithm.

[@lucyramos1]

👍🏼👍🏼😻

[@flyingjeff1984]

Yes, it will leak. But it will be a while. Don't be like me and wait til you're an old man to recaulk.

[@IsmailNuzaifKokky]

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[@jerrylansbury9558]

I have yet to see a " seamless " gutter. Had new seamless gutters put on my house a year ago. Oh.....just had to have a "seam" right in front of the front door !!!! A skating rink all winter time ! This is total false advertising !

[@Guildbrookfarm]

Umm. You didn’t get seamless gutters then.

[@jerrylansbury9558]

@@Guildbrookfarm And in this video you dont have seamless gutters either ??? Theres seams on the ends.... down spouts and corners !

[@DanielinLaTuna]

Seamless refers to mid-length seams. Of course corners and tails have “seams”. It’s the nature of the beast

[@jerrylansbury9558]

@@DanielinLaTuna Yes.......and mine has three seams where I dont want them.....right in front of a door.....walk way. Nice patch of ice during the winter time. And I even mentioned it to the contactors ....dont leave any seams !

[@SilverGrizzly]

@@jerrylansbury9558 replace it.

[@gillesblanchard1699]

What bizarre language is this?

[@daveklein2826]

Yes yours is