Tools, parts, and supplies for the repairs that come up around your home.
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The kit you’ll reach for nine jobs out of ten. Screwdrivers, hammers and mallets, pliers, wrenches, tape measures and levels, utility knives, and full tool sets if you’re starting from nothing. Check which drive types you actually run into around your house (Phillips, flathead, Torx, square) before you commit to a set.
For when the job is bigger than your wrist. Drills and drivers, saws, sanders, rotary tools, air compressors and nailers, plus batteries and chargers. Pick one battery platform and stay on it, since batteries almost never cross between brands and a second charger is money you don’t need to spend.
The part that decides whether your work stays on the wall. Screws, bolts, nuts and washers, nails, picture and mirror hangers, and zip ties. Find out what’s behind your wall before you order the anchor, because it’s the wall that decides which fixing you need, not the screw.
Most leaks come down to one worn component. Faucet repair kits, pipe fittings, drain parts and traps, and valve parts. Identify your faucet or valve brand and model before you buy the repair part, because cartridges aren’t interchangeable between makes.
A ten-minute swap that updates a room and replaces hardware that’s been worn for years. Wall switches, electrical outlets and adapters, dimmers, and extension cords. Check whether the location needs GFCI protection before you order a standard outlet.
A few small repairs come up in every house, and most come down to one worn part rather than a whole new fixture. Here’s the home repair product that matches each:
For anything involving live wiring, follow the product instructions and use a qualified electrician if you’re unsure.
DK Hardware lists the top hardware and home improvement brands on the website for you to choose the one that works the best for you. At DK Hardware, tools, fasteners, plumbing parts, sealants & more home maintenance supplies sit in the same order, so a Saturday project doesn’t turn into three separate trips. We also stock the small replacement parts big-box aisles tend to drop, like faucet cartridges, valve seats, O-rings, and hinge pins, so you can fix what’s worn instead of buying the whole fixture again. Ordering for several properties? Volume pricing and net terms apply.
Call +1 877 509 8040 or chat with a live person. The team can match a discontinued faucet cartridge, work out which anchor suits your wall, or confirm a repair part fits before you buy.
Right here. DK Hardware stocks home improvement tools and supplies in one catalog: hand tools, power tools, fasteners, plumbing repair parts, switches, sealants, ladders, and storage. If you’re gathering DIY home improvement products for a project list, you can build the whole order in one place.
Start with six: a screwdriver set, a claw hammer, an adjustable wrench, slip-joint pliers, a 25-foot tape measure, and a utility knife. Add a cordless drill or driver next, then buy the rest when a job demands it.
Caulk fills gaps and stays flexible. Sealant is the waterproof version, and silicone is what you want anywhere wet. Adhesive bonds and carries load, which caulk won’t. If the joint moves, use sealant; if it holds, use adhesive.
The wall and the weight decide, not the screw. Light items on drywall take a plastic plug. Anything heavy needs a toggle bolt, which opens behind the board and spreads the load. Plaster, brick, and concrete each take a different anchor.
In most places, yes, for a like-for-like swap. Kitchens, baths, garages, and outdoor locations typically require GFCI protection. If you find aluminum wiring or any scorching, that’s a job for a licensed electrician. Follow the product instructions, and if you’re unsure at any point, call a pro.
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