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  1. You can look for private businesses or just amateur workshops near you. Talk to them. Maybe they will not refuse to take an apprentice or allow you to practice on weekends. If you can't find anything like that, you can start creating your workshop. Ask your friends and acquaintances if they have any tools they don't need. You can look at listings on the marketplace. There is nothing wrong with buying used equipment to save money. As you can see, there are many ways to solve your problem. I wish you the best of luck in your new endeavor.
  2. Doing the repairs yourself really isn't the best idea. You also said that you have problems with the gutter. So it is better to get professional advice. Otherwise, you will probably end up with the same thing as before, if not worse. Why do you need to put yourself to extra work? The installers will definitely cost you less than your nerves. The only exception is if you are a trustworthy handyman and this kind of work gives you a lot of pleasure. My answer is that I have already had the unfortunate experience of trying to figure it all out myself. I don't want to step on the same rake again, and I don't want you to.
  3. Yes, they install, but sometimes there isn't enough pressure because of a weak pump. My mom on the 12th floor had that problem too. She went to a good plumber https://allstarplumbing.co/, and they installed a booster pump. I didn't hear of it being illegal, although it probably depends on the country you live in. Either way, your best bet is to talk to a professional, and if there is a problem with the installation, he'll let you know. And he may also suggest an alternative to solve the pressure problem.
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