Maximum Drainage when you need it.
Total clearance when you don't.
Stop mowing your downspout!
Traditional extensions get crushed, cracked, bent, or shredded or knocked out of place
Flip it up. Swing it over. Mow with ease...
Mow with confidence - no crushed extensions!
Protect your foundation
Keeps water moving away from your home to help prevent basement leaks, erosion, and costly damage
Use for Diverting Rainwater
Perfect for capturing rainwater or watering your plants and landscaping
Choose Your Aim-A-Drain
Single units for homeowners. Multi-packs for multiple downspouts, contractors, and property maintenance.
Aim-A-Drain 2x3 — Single
Aim-A-Drain 2-5/8" Square — Single
Aim-A-Drain 2x3 — 4 Pack
Aim-A-Drain 2-5/8" Square — 4 Pack
Aim-A-Drain 2x3 — 10 Pack
Aim-A-Drain 2-5/8" Square — 10 Pack
Previous Amazon Customer Reviews
Real feedback from early customers who used Aim-A-Drain to redirect downspout water.
It works! It Works Great!
This is such a great device — and it is Canadian made. Anyone who needs to change the direction of the downspout or water diverter, I highly recommend it.
Great Item.
These are great flexible downspout attachments and are very hard to find on the market.
Well made
This is a piece of guttering I have been looking for. It makes it so easy to get the rain water away from the foundation.
Installs in Minutes. No Special Tools.
A simple homeowner-friendly install using your existing rectangular downspout and basic screws.
Attach
Slide Aim-A-Drain onto the bottom of your existing rectangular downspout.
Secure
Fasten it in place with screws and make sure the unit sits straight and snug.
Aim
Rotate the leader arm where you need it — down to drain, or up and out of the way when mowing.
Frequently Asked Questions
Quick answers before you choose Aim-A-Drain.
What size downspouts does Aim-A-Drain fit?
Aim-A-Drain is designed to fit 2x3 rectangular downspouts and 2-5/8 square downspouts. It is not designed for round downspouts.
Is Aim-A-Drain for round downspouts?
No. Aim-A-Drain is made for compatible rectangular or square downspouts, not round downspouts.
Do I need special tools to install it?
No special tools are required. Basic tools such as a drill or screwdriver, metal snips or a hacksaw, a level, and a pencil are usually enough for a typical install.
Will I need to cut my downspout?
Some installations may require trimming the existing downspout or extension for the best fit. Basic cutting tools such as metal snips or a hacksaw are usually enough.
How long of an extension can I use?
We recommend using a lightweight extension up to approximately 4 feet long when you want Aim-A-Drain to stay held in position. Longer extensions may work when used only as a swivel, but they are not recommended if you expect the unit to hold or lock the extension up. Extra length adds leverage and weight. In high-wind areas, or anywhere the extension may be exposed to strong gusts, consider adding a simple strap, clip, or other support to help secure the extension when it is raised.
Can I move it out of the way when cutting grass?
Yes. Aim-A-Drain is designed so the leader arm can be swung up and out of the way when mowing, trimming, or maintaining the yard.
Why use Aim-A-Drain instead of a fixed elbow?
A fixed elbow points water in one direction all the time. Aim-A-Drain lets you redirect the water where you need it, then swing the leader arm up and out of the way when mowing or maintaining the yard.
Can it help move water away from my foundation?
Yes. Aim-A-Drain helps redirect downspout water away from the house, which can help reduce water collecting near the foundation.
Can I leave Aim-A-Drain installed year-round?
Yes, Aim-A-Drain can be left installed year-round. As with any downspout extension, check it occasionally for leaves, ice, or debris so water can continue to drain properly.
More Homeowners Who Found the Fix
Previous Amazon customer feedback from people using Aim-A-Drain for real downspout problems.