Hand Tools and Power tools
Professional installers need to be able to rely on their tools when they're out at a jobsite. Missing attachments, blunt blades or malfunctioning parts can be very disruptive to an efficient installation, and very frustrating to the installer - not to mention other team members who might be left waiting.
The good news is that most of these problems are entirely avoidable if you look after your tools and carry spare parts with you. It's also important to buy high quality tools and replacement parts, so you can have the confidence that they'll do the job you expect of them each time you pick up the tool. Below are some general suggestions on looking after tools and equipment.
Power Tools
Cord Less
Drilling and Fastening
Concrete
Metal Working
Wood Working
Other
Hand Tools
Short and Long Tapes
Knives and Blades
Squares
Screw Drivers
Saw
Demolition & Hammers
Clamps & Pliers
Torches
