The Tools to Start Your Home Repair Business


by Chuck Solomon

The Tools to Start Your Home Repair Business

You have decided to start a home repair or handyman business and are not quite sure what tools you will need. Chances are if you like to 'fix things' that you already have the basic tools and equipment that you need to get started. Basic hand tools and a vehicle is all you need to get started. As your business grows or as new projects demand additional tools, you can purchase them as you need them. Some helpful tools and supplies to consider having include (listed in alphabetical order:

Adjustable wrench

Allen wrench set

Assortment of nails and screws

Caulking gun and various caulks

Channel lock pliers

Caulk

Chaulk line

Chisel

Circular saw

Clamps

Coping Saw

Cordless Drill

Drill bits

Dry wall spackle

Duct tape

Extension cord

File

Flashlight

Hack saw

Hammer

Hand saw

Hatchet/axe

Level

Maps of your service area

Masking tape

Nail set

Needle nose pliers

Note pad and pencil

Paint brushes

Paint drop clothes

Paint pan

Paint rollers

Plane

Pliers

Primer paint

Pry bar

Rasp

Rubber mallet

Sand paper or sanding block

Saw horses

Screw driver set

Socket wrench set

Spackling knife

Square

Staple gun

Tape measure

Tool bag/box

Tool belt

Utility knife

Vise grips

Wood glue

About the Author

Chuck Solomon owns and operates Solomon Handyman Solutions (www.carolinahandyman.com), a handyman service company serving the Triangle (Raleigh, Durham, and Chapel Hill) area of North Carolina. Mr. Solomon has been a handyman most of his life, helping his dad and uncles with home projects at an early age. He went on to college and graduate school and worked in non-profits, consulting and human resources but always did handyman projects along the way. His "Guide to Start a Handyman Business" (www.buildhandymanbusiness.com) is the result of many hours worked in starting and growing his own business. When not fixing things, Mr. Solomon enjoys hiking, paddling, cooking, and spending time with family.

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