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Tools of the Trade: Why I Only Use the Best (and Leave No Mess Behind)

  • cevmartin
  • Jun 9
  • 2 min read

When you hire someone to work in your home, you want to know the job will be done properly — and that includes everything from the tools I use to how I leave the space when I’m finished.


I’ve built up a solid collection of high-quality kit over the years, and I only invest in tools that are built to last and deliver a clean, accurate result. That means trusted names like DEWALT, Festool, Mafell, and Makita — not cheap gear that rattles apart halfway through the job.




🛠️ Powered, Cordless, and Always the Right Tool for the Job



Some of my tools are mains powered. Some are 18V cordless. I’ve got both — and I always bring what’s most appropriate for the job. Full stop.


From Festool sanders that leave a silky-smooth finish to Makita drills and Mafell saws that deliver precise cuts every time, I come equipped to do the job once — and do it right.




🧹 I Clean Up. Properly.



I’m not the sort who leaves sawdust in the hallway or filler dust on your carpet. I'll bring a Festool dust extractor that works directly with my tools to catch dust at the source — keeping your space clean while I work. I also carry portable DEWALT vacuums for jobs where mobility matters.


When I pack up, the only thing I leave behind is a job well done. No debris, no mess, no surprises. Full stop.


⚙️ Why That Matters


Using top-quality tools and keeping things tidy means:


  • Neater finishes

  • Less disruption to your home

  • Jobs that last

  • Cleaner air and safer spaces — especially for families or pets


So when I turn up at your door, you’re not just getting a guy with a toolbox — you’re getting someone who takes pride in their work and respects your home. That’s what proper service looks like.

 
 
 

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