Finish the small jobs without buying the wrong tool.

Name the job that keeps coming back before you browse tool categories. A shared battery platform can cut down on chargers, but a corded tool may be simpler if you do not want another battery on a shelf. Whatever you buy, know where it lives, how it charges, and what the next person needs to run it safely.

DEWALT DCD771C2 20V MAX cordless drill driver kit — Match the tool to the work, the power path, and the storage you have.

EGO seasonal guides

Winter 2026-27

EGO snow blowersWhich EGO snow blower fits your driveway?Compare single-stage and two-stage models by driveway fit and battery setup.Open the snow blower guide EGO two-stageEGO two-stage snow blower comparisonCompare width, controls, batteries, and package contents across four models.Open the two-stage comparison EGO snow shovelsEGO SSA1200 vs. SNS1201 snow shovelsCompare the Multi-Head SSA1200 attachment with the standalone SNS1201.Open the shovel comparison EGO battery storageEGO battery storage and winter careCheck winter storage guidance and self-maintenance behavior for listed pack models.Open the storage guide EGO snow blower careEGO snow blower accessories and winter maintenanceCheck accessory fit and the SNT2420 after-storm routine.Open the accessories guide EGO garage setupEGO garage charging and winter storage setupPlan a charging spot and check the SNT2420 seasonal steps.Plan garage charging

First purchaseName the recurring task

The repair or cleanup you do every month matters more than the longest feature list.

Platform choiceCount chargers before you commit

One battery family only pays off when the tools, voltage, and charging spot actually match.

The limitPlan the cleanup after the job

Drying, maintenance, cord routing, and shelf space are part of the purchase, not an afterthought.

Choose by problem

Diagnose a household water problem.

These tools do different jobs. A moisture meter reads a wall or material. A leak sensor alerts you to standing water. A dehumidifier pulls humidity from the air. None substitutes for the others.

Standing water → puck/rope first; wall dampness → meter; humid air → dehumidifier.

MeasurePin vs. pinless moisture meterWall or material reading without naming the leak source.Open the moisture guide AlertPuck vs. rope leak sensorGeometry first: one low point or a sensing cable path.Open the leak-sensor guide RemoveBasement dehumidifierDrain path, capacity, and unattended operation after the moisture job is clear.Open the dehumidifier guide

Compare

Use the comparison pages that already exist.

FastenerDrill vs. impact driverChuck and clutch versus hex impact. The first household tool is still the drill.Open the drill comparison Battery platformEGO tools and battery platformCompare mower decks, included packs, charging, and storage.Open the EGO platform guide Wall moisturePin vs. pinless meterScan without marks, or accept small holes for a point reading. A meter does not name the leak.Open the moisture comparison Leak pathPuck vs. rope sensorOne low point versus a sensing cable. Geometry first; the app second.Open the leak-sensor comparison

Choose the job

Thirty-eight guides by job type.

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Already picked an EGO kit? Check the LM2114SP, LM2125SP, LM2135SP, LM2156SP, LM2206SP, or LM2244SP-2 mower, or the CH2100, CH2800D, CH3200, CH5500, or CH7000T charger, on Amazon.

EGO / PlanEGO 56V platform and battery guideChoose the EGO platform.Read the guide EGO / PlanEGO snow blower guideCompare single-stage and two-stage snow blowers.Read the guide EGO / PlanEGO snow blower accessories and winter maintenanceCheck accessory fit and SNT2420 after-storm care.Check accessory fit EGO / PlanEGO battery and charger lightsIdentify the device before interpreting its lights.Read the guide EGO / PlanEGO SSA1200 vs. SNS1201 snow shovelsChoose an attachment or a dedicated snow shovel.Read the guide EGO / PlanEGO Nexus vs. Escape portable powerCompare output limits and charging behavior.Read the guide EGO / PlanEGO Select Cut blade setsMatch the blade set to the mower and collection task.Read the guide EGO / PlanGenuine EGO batteries and kit valueCompare a genuine replacement pack with a complete kit.Read the guide

Yard & EGO

WashElectric pressure washerRead rated and maximum output separately. Match hose, spray tips, water path, and storage to the surface.Open the washer guide EGO / StoreEGO battery storage and winter careCheck the pack manual for seasonal storage, self-maintenance discharge, and when a warning light needs support.Plan battery storage EGO / StoreEGO garage charging and winter storage setupPlan a charging spot and check SNT2420 seasonal steps.Plan garage charging BatteryEGO battery-size calculatorEstimate a pack size from your usual mowing time and an EGO published runtime.Estimate a battery size EGO / MowEGO mower guideChoose by deck width, drive control, battery kit, lawn size, storage, and the cut routine.Open the EGO mower guide EGO / CompareEGO mower model comparisonCompare LM2114SP, LM2125SP, LM2135SP, LM2156SP, LM2206SP, and LM2244SP-2 by cut system, kit, and runtime claim.Compare mower models EGO / BatteriesEGO mower battery compatibilityCheck the 56V ARC Lithium fit rule and the battery included with each listed mower kit.Check battery fit EGO / ChargingEGO charger compatibilityCompare CH2100, CH2800D, CH3200, CH5500, and CH7000T charge-time estimates by pack.See charger times EGO / ChargingEGO battery sizes and charger chartCompare listed battery capacity, watt-hours, weight, and charger times.Compare battery sizes EGO / KitsEGO mower kit contentsSee which battery and charger EGO lists in each exact mower SKU.Check kit contents EGO / Clear + trimEGO blower and trimmer guideCompare a combo with separate tools by cut width, airflow, battery size, runtime, and the reset between jobs. Choose separate tools when both jobs need to run at once.Open the EGO blower/trimmer guide EGO / CompareLB7654 vs. LB6504 leaf blowerCompare airflow, speed range, battery weight, and runtime for the two 5.0Ah kits.Compare EGO blower kits EGO / CompareST1623T vs. ST1502SA string trimmerChoose between POWERLOAD and LINE IQ, Rapid-Reload, shaft design, and battery size.Compare EGO trimmers EGO / CompareCS1804 vs. CS1613 chainsawsCompare the 18- and 16-inch kits, their listed contents, and a replacement-chain option.Compare EGO chainsaws

Repairs & tools

RepairCordless drillCompare compact 12V control with a 20V platform. Check chuck size, speed, clutch range, kit contents, and storage.Open the drill guide RecoverWet-dry shop vacMatch tank, hose, cord, filter path, wet pickup, car reach, and the emptying routine to the mess.Open the shop-vac guide DriveImpact driver versus drillChoose a drill for control and an impact driver for repeated high-resistance fasteners.Open the drill comparison AlignCross-line laser levelCompare beam visibility, self-leveling, mounting, battery path, and the room where the line must be seen.Open the laser guide ClearDrain snakeMatch cable size, length, access point, hand feed, drill assistance, and when to call a plumber.Open the drain snake guide UnblockToilet augerUse the bowl-shaped tool for toilet-trap clogs, with guarded cable, short reach, and contained cleanup.Open the toilet auger guide CompareToilet auger vs. drum drain snakeMatch the cable, pipe range, and bowl guard to the fixture before clearing a clog.Compare drain tools

Moisture & leaks

DryBasement dehumidifierChoose a 50-pint unit by pump, hose, bucket, Wi-Fi, clearance, airflow, and what moisture readings cannot tell you.Open the dehumidifier guide InvestigatePin vs. pinless moisture meterChoose a non-marring scan or point reading by surface, access, depth, material scale, and the limit of one signal.Open the moisture-meter guide WatchPuck, cable, and leak-sensor modelsChoose by water path, then compare hub, radio, local alarm, app, outage, and plan details for named models.Compare sensor models CompareYoLink vs. Moen vs. Govee leak detectorsCompare pucks, cable sensors, a remote disc, the hub or gateway, and the phone-alert path.Compare sensor systems

Garage & storage

PressurizeGarage air compressorChoose a pancake or quiet rolling tank by pressure, flow, sound, tool needs, and storage.Open the compressor guide LightGarage work lightChoose a directional spotlight or self-contained task light by beam, mounting, modes, battery, and repair reach.Open the work-light guide StoreGarage storage shelvingCompare wire-rack footprint, height, shelf load, casters, leveling, bin fit, and the unloaded reset.Open the shelving guide BuildGarage workbenchCompare top depth, height, load rating, storage, casters, and the floor area left around the project.Open the workbench guide Move airGarage fanCompare diameter, speed control, tilt, wall or floor placement, cord route, and storage.Open the garage fan guide

Shared-tool reset

Where the charger lives matters.

A battery drill is useless if the charger is in the garage and the bits are in a kitchen drawer. Label the GFCI outlet, hose route, and drying spot for corded tools so someone else can set up without guessing.

Match the surface to the tool.Patios, driveways, cabinets, and gravel each need different attachments and safety limits.
Route power before you start.Battery tools need a charging home. Corded tools need an outlet and extension path that matches the manual.
Check reach and runtime.Hose length, cord length, nozzle distance, and battery capacity should cover the whole job with room to spare.
Reset for the next person.Dry the washer, clear the blower intake, return drill bits to the case, and leave one obvious starting point.

Loadout logic

Store tools near the work they do.

A compact drill belongs near hardware and anchors if shelves and furniture are your common jobs. Keep the pressure washer close to its water source, GFCI outlet, hose, and drying spot. Park the blower near the door or garage path where debris actually starts, with eye and hearing protection ready.

FAQ

Common questions

Should I buy the drill first?

Only if indoor repairs are your most frequent job. A compact drill covers shelves, hardware, and furniture. Outdoor tools need more storage and a clearer seasonal reason to exist.

Can one battery platform cover every tool?

When the voltage and battery family match across the tools you actually buy, yes. You trade flexibility for fewer chargers, so count the second and third tool before committing.

Where should the tools live?

Near the work: drill by repair supplies, washer by the hose and outlet, blower by the debris path. If someone has to hunt for it, the setup will drift.