Tool Repair

GIVE OLD TOOLS A NEW LIFE

Our expert technicians repair any brand of handheld
power tools and outdoor equipment purchased from any store

Tool Repair Details

Deposit Required

A non-refundable fee of $18.95* will be collected upfront and applied to total repair cost

Repair Approval

Repair Approval only repairs costing more than $100 require pre-approval before completion

Completion Time

Repairs typically take 2 - 3 weeks to complete. Repairs completed offsite typically take 4 to 6 weeks.

Warranty Service

For tools under manufacturer warranties, we verify the warranty, complete the repair, and file a claim at no cost to you**

Additional Program Services

Equipment Tune-Ups

No reason to wait until your equipment is in need of repair to bring it in! Come visit your local Home Depot anytime for a full tune-up of your tool.

Frequently Asked Questions

What types of tools and equipment does The Home Depot repair?

We repair a wide range of outdoor handheld and power tools and equipment including mowers, trimmers, blowers, hedge clippers, tillers and cultivators, chippers/shredders, chain saws, snow blowers and generators.

We can also fix many other common DIY and home improvement tools and accessories like batteries/chargers, drills, miter saws, nailers, compressors, concrete saws, tile saws, table saws, welders and other corded tools. You can also bring in painting and resurfacing tool such as paint sprayers and gas pressure washers for repair.

What types of tools and equipment does The Home Depot not repair?

We do not repair certain flood and disaster cleanup equipment like vacuums, wet/dry vacs, dehumidifiers and fans, or some plumbing-related tools like drain snakes, hot tubs and accessories, sump pumps and bathtubs. We also do not work on products such as electric fireplaces, space heaters, grills or torches. We do not fix a few other miscellaneous items including garage door and gate openers, radios, air conditioners, electric pressure washers, laser levels and certain tools like powder actuated ramset guns, impact tools and Dremel tools.

If you have a tool that The Home Depot does not repair contact the tool manufacturer directly for more information.

Can I take a broken tool to any The Home Depot store for repair?

Yes, all Home Depot stores accept tool repair projects, however not all stores have the ability to repair tools onsite. If you take your tool directly to a store that has a Tool Rental Center repairs typically take 2 to 3 weeks to complete. If the store does not have a Tool Repair Center your tool will be shipped to an offsite location where repairs typically take 4 to 6 weeks to complete.

What types of repairs are not covered by a warranty?

Common examples of repairs not covered by warranty include, but are not limited to:

Damage caused by stale fuel or improper fuel mix
Parts that fail due to wear and tear (blades, spark plugs, belts, brushes, valves, etc.)
Damage caused by improper lubrication
Tools broken due to abuse or neglect of repair

Before Replacing an Old Tool

Consider taking your old tools to The Home Depot for repair. Our experts are experienced in power tool and lawn mower repair and will service your broken tool no matter the brand or where you bought it. We also offer a 90-day service warranty on all tool repairs.

*Covers evaluation labor and supplies at drop off. Note: If the entire repair is covered under warranty, the $18.95 will be refunded at time of pickup.

**For items purchased at The Home Depot, we verify manufacturer warranties, complete the repair and file a claim (if applicable) at no cost to you. For items purchased elsewhere, you should contact the manufacturer. Common examples of repairs NOT covered by warranty include but aren't limited to: Damage caused by state fuel or improper fuel mix, Parts that fail due to wear and tear (blades, spark plugs, belts, brushes, valves, etc.), Damage caused by improper lubrication, Abuse or neglect.