Emergency Home Repair Tools (Repair Tool Kit)

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Many of the most likely disasters that i prepare for is for natural disasters. These natural disasters can cause damage to homes. A damaged home used as a survival shelter will need repairs.

The repairs you make wont turn your home to a brand new one and most of the times, if you are not skilled in fixing something it will not look pretty. What is important, it's functional.

Some of these fixes maybe fixing a hole on the roof. Fixing the door by placing plywood to make it sturdy, fixing a leak, tightening a loose screw, checking electrical wires.

Below is a list of materials and tools i have with me during emergency, incase a repair is needed.

1. 4x4 inch Wood Strip / Studs : Build and strengthen Walls or Roof
2. Plywood sheet:  repair hols in the wall or roof
3. Sealant / Caulk: repair Leaks
4. Wire Nuts: Connecting electrical wires
5. Nails / Nuts and Bolts: To Screw or fasten
6. Tape: Electrical and plumbing tape
7. Duct Tape: no secret there, lots of uses if you do not have the right repair material
8. Staple Gun: Fastening fabric, weather stripping, wire and screening

For the list of tools i have below:

• Measuring Tools

• Tape measure
• Level

• Handsaws

• Crosscut saw
• Coping Saw
• Hacksaw

• Fasteners

• Hammer
• Screwdrivers
• Standard Head / Flat
• Philips Head / Cross
• Torx Head / Square or Hexagonal
• Wrenches
• Socket wrench
• Allen Wrench / Hex Key
• Pliers
• Combination Pliers
• Needle-Nose Pliers
• Diagonal Cutting Pliers
• Vise Grip / Locking Pliers
• Slip-joint pliers
• Clamps

• Electrical

• Voltage Tester
• Multimeter
• Wire stripper

• Plumbing

• Pipe Wrenches
• Adjustable Wrench

• Painting

• Paint Brush
• Paint Roller
• Paint Tray
• Paint Scraper

If you have electricity some power tools would work best

1. Electrical Hammer Drill
2. Electrical Wood Saw
3. Electrical Angle grinder