Hardware and Tools for Your Home and Vehicle

Heartland America has a wide range of tools for hobbyists and DIY home repair enthusiasts. We supply top brands in tools and anything you could need to outfit your tool shed, work room, or craft room, all at the lowest prices you'll find. Stock your workshop or garage with our selection of high-quality discount products; you'll save big with our home maintenance and automotive hardware assortment.

What Are the Different Hardware Tools?

Some of the most common types of tools are screwdrivers, pliers, wire cutters, and wrenches. Heartland America's selection includes hardware, tools, and other accessories to help you keep your home, vehicle, and yard in top shape. We sell parts, basic hardware, maintenance tools, lawn goods, auto accessories, cleaning utensils, and much more. If it's something that can be used in your yard or could be used in an office or workshop, we've included it in our hardware section.

What Are the Common Basic Hand Tools?

The most common hardware and maintenance tools found in any tool set include things like a hammer, screwdrivers, wrenches, pliers, a tape measure, a hex key set, a socket set, a level, a utility knife, and a stud finder.

Where Can I Buy Power Tools and Hardware Online?

Heartland America carries high-quality, discounted hardware, tools, and related accessories in our online shop. We also focus on having a large automotive hardware assortment. DIY enthusiasts can find all of the tools and accessories they need for less in our shop!

What's the Best Place to Buy Tools Online?

Heartland America is the best place to buy tools, hardware, and so much more for your home and garden online! We have a huge stock of the latest brands that can supply any hobbyist or homeowner. Whether you're interested in cars, gardening, or DIY home repairs, we have what you're looking for at the best price.

What Is the Proper Way to Store Tools and Equipment?

Power tools and equipment should be kept free of dirt and debris. You can do this by cleaning them regularly and keeping them in tool storage. Racks, tool drawers, tool boxes, and pegboards can all do the job of keeping dust, dirt, and moisture from damaging your tools. An organized and labeled tool storage system can also help you to find tools faster without struggling to remember which parts go with which tools or rummaging around for the right attachment or hardware.

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