When you’re working on a home improvement project, power tools can be a huge expense. The cost can add up quickly and then you are stuck with tools that you might not need in the future. Rentals can be a great way to avoid a high cost and get exactly what you need. Expert Rentals in Saint Peters, MO, has a list of three great power tools that you should always rent rather than buy.

Top 3 Power Tools to Rent Instead of Buy 

Diamond Saw Blades

Buying a regular table saw is a good investment; it’s a common tool needed for a lot of projects. However, when you get more complex and want something specialized, such as diamond saw blades, it is better to rent. Quality can vary tremendously between options, so it is better to rent a higher quality diamond saw blade than to buy at a lower price and deal with a lower quality cut.

Floor Stapler

If you are doing floor work, chances are this is a once in a dozen or more years project. Because of this, you don’t need to buy a floor stapler for laying down a new hardwood floor. Renting is a smarter and more cost-effective choice—unless you work in construction every day.

Nail Guns

Nail guns can do a lot of great things, not limited to installing trimming around doorways, installing flooring and roofing, and helping with the finishing in a room. But nail guns are very expensive, and one model doesn’t fit all projects. To buy a nail gun for every project would add up quickly. It is easier to rent for a day or two, get the job done, and return it.

Don’t waste money buying tools you’ll never use again. For the bigger projects, it is better just to rent. You’ll stay within budget and be able to still complete your home renovation the right way.

Need power tools for your big project? Expert Rentals makes it easy. From tools to trucks to party rentals, they have everything you need to make sure your job is done right. Their rental process is simple, and their team can help you find the right items to suit your needs. Visit their website to see what they carry, or call them directly at (636) 379-4933 with any questions.