Normally, you will use an 8 ft. piece, however, if you have a higher single story roof or two-story roofline grab another 8-10 ft. piece for an extension.At the same time, grab 2 PVC elbows to configure a shepherds hook which you will add to your straight length of PVC pipe with PVC adhesive.Next, using PVC adhesive - connect the elbows to each other to create a 180-degree bend (shepherds hook) and connect the elbow to a straight piece (same diameter) of PVC.Finally - onsite, connect the PVC extension pole to your leaf vacuum blower using a piece of duct-tape to seal the gaps, and carefully raise the pole up to your gutters to either Vacuum or Blow the leaves out. 

Also from what I've heard from talking to people about the fire is that this kind of thing has never happened in this area before to the degree where there were thousands of evacuations.

That's a $350 an hour minimum qualification they needed a masters degree to get.

Also, I am in the process of obtaining my real estate agent license as a first step into the world of real estate.As a little background about me, I have a Bachelor's degree in Finance from the State University of New York at Albany (SUNY Albany).

I graduated from college in 2016 from State University of New York at Albany (SUNY Albany) with a double Bachelor's degree in Economics and Psychology.

Communication skills are useful as you can help a business call different contractors and look for better prices.Do you have a degree/certification/experience in construction?

Understand this: even if you don't like a niche, you will still acquire some skills which to some degree will be transferable. 

@Mike Cumbie you are a realtor, so tell me how do you spin those -100 degree temperatures and the fact that no plant life can exist? 

Hi everyone, I am a freshman college student currently at a community college, and planning to transfer to the University of Nevada, Reno for either a degree in finance or accounting.

I am 23, and am going back to school for a second degree in computer science.