What tools can you rent at Home Depot? (Complete List)

Home Depot is one of the largest home improvement stores, with locations in the US, Canada, and Mexico. They offer dozens of remodeling and construction tools for rent, from augers to industrial vacuums.

So, what tools can you rent at Home Depot? Here’s a complete list. Keep in mind that not all stores rent out every piece of equipment listed.

General Construction – Power Tools

Electric air compressors
Gas air compressors
Breakers of all sizes
Hammer carts
Demo hammers
Roto hammers
Bolt cutters
Drivers
Drills
Mud mixers
Grinders
Palm, orbit, and belt sanders
Laser level kits
Door planers
Cut-off and jamb saws
Jig saws
Reciprocating saws
Toe kick saws
Circular saws
Miter saws
Table saws
Generators
Welders

Floor and Carpet Tools

Carpet cleaners
Tile and grout steam cleaners
Hardwood floor cleaner
Floor scrapers
Wood floor cleaners
Concrete floor etchers
Hexpin attachments for floor polishers
Floor refinishers
Floor edgers
Orbital deck and floor sanders
Drum floor sanders
Square buff floor sanders
Floor strippers
Tile rollers
Carpet blowers
Siding cutters
Carpet installation kits
Carpet kickers
Carpet stretchers
Carpet seamers
Carpet staplers

Nailers and Fasteners

Finish nailers
Framing nailers
Roofing nailers
Siding nailers
Metal fasteners
Floor nailers
Floor staplers

Home Depot Tools For the Outdoors

Post hole diggers
Augers
Gas chainsaws
Electric chainsaws
Gas post drivers
Walk behind blowers
Handheld blowers
Backpack blowers
Aerators
Lawn mowers
Lawn rollers
Power sweepers
Power rakes
Overseeders
Peat moss spreaders
Wheelbarrows
Sod cutters
Hedge trimmers
Power pruners
String trimmers
Brush cutters
Bed maintainers
Lawn and bed edgers
Brush hogs
Chippers
Log splitters
Light and heavy-duty tillers
Cable installers
Electric pressure washers
Gas pressure washers
Extension wands
Industrial surface cleaners

Home Depot Tools For the Indoors

High volume fans
Wet/dry vacuum
Drywall vacuum
Dust vacuum (for concrete grinders)
Cooling fans
Propane and kerosene heaters
Electric heaters
Carpet drying fans
Dehumidifiers
HEPA air scrubbers
Foggers
Thermal cameras
Fiberglass stepladders
Aluminum stepladders
Fiberglass extension ladders
Aluminum extension ladders
Paint and texture sprayers
Interior and exterior scaffolding
Wallpaper steamers
Drywall lifts
Drywall sanders
Manual tile cutters
Small, medium, and large tile saws
Rail saws

Plumbing Equipment

Drain snakes
Drain cleaners
Manual drain cleaners
Drain cameras
Toilet augers
Crimper sets
Pipe threaders
Pipe cutters
Roof pumps
Submersible pumps
Gas water pumps
Gas trash pumps

Moving Equipment

Hand trucks
Appliance dollies
Furniture dollies
Pallet jacks
Material lifts
Loading ramps
Garden trailers
Channel frame trailers
Solid wall trailers

Large Equipment

Mini-excavators
Skid steers
Tractor loader backhoes
Trenchers
Tree shredders
Stump grinders
Boom lifts
One-man lifts
Scissor lifts
Small and large dump trailers
Concrete buggies
Telehandlers

Hopefully, Home Depot has exactly what you need for your home project! Remember to check your local store for rental equipment and tools. Not all stores rent equipment and some may have limited equipment as well.

Renting tools is a great option for those who are limited on storage space or don’t want to make the investment in expensive equipment.

Renting tools for the purpose of doing a job, whether you are a renter or an owner of your own home, can be a frustrating experience if you do not have the right tool. A variety of tools, such as drills, saws, and earthmovers, can be rented from stores like Home Depot, from the basics like drills and saws to heavier machines, such as lifts.

There’s no doubt in my mind that renting tools not only saves you money on equipment you won’t use often but also enables you to do bigger and more complex tasks. Moreover, due to inflation, renting tools and other segments can be more cost-effective than purchasing them, especially given the rising costs of forming tools and other segments.

So next time you’re thinking about a home improvement project, remember that renting tools from Home Depot can make all the difference. With a wider range of available tools and heavy machinery, you’ll be able to tackle projects that may have seemed impossible before.

Having the right tools for the job really does make a huge difference!

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