Dewalt Shop All
DeWalt tools are built for hard site use, from first fix and roofing through to clean-up, storage and handover, with cordless, corded and hand tool options.
If you want kit that stands up to daily graft, this is where to start. The DeWalt full range covers drills, saws, grinders, storage, site gear and more for sparks, chippies, brickies and fitters who need dependable trade kit. Whether you are replacing one dead tool or sorting a full van load, DeWalt power tools are made for proper work. Have a look through the range and get the right bits for the jobs you do most.
What Are DeWalt Tools Used For?
- Drilling joists, fixing battens, cutting sheet material and driving long fixings on first fix jobs is where DeWalt tools earn their keep, especially when you need one battery system across the day.
- Working through refurbs, DeWalt power tools help with chasing, demolition, grinding and clean drilling into block, brick and timber without carrying a different bit of kit for every task.
- Setting up site storage, van stock and daily grab kits is easier when you can match tools, boxes and accessories across one range that actually takes knocks and stacks properly.
- Handling outdoor jobs such as roofing, fencing, landscaping and steel work is exactly why so many trades keep DeWalt cordless tools on the van, especially where power is patchy or not in yet.
- Finishing snagging, punch-list work and general maintenance calls is quicker when the same DeWalt trade tools cover drilling, cutting, fastening and tidy-up without wasting time swapping systems.
Choosing the Right DeWalt Tools
Sorting the right DeWalt tools is simple. Match the kit to your actual workload, not what looks good on the shelf.
1. Cordless for moving work, corded for fixed heavy use
If you are up ladders, working room to room or finishing plots, cordless is the obvious choice. If you are on one spot all day cutting, grinding or drilling hard material, corded can still make more sense for nonstop runtime.
2. Pick the battery platform you will actually build around
If most of your day is drilling, driving and general fitting, start with DeWalt 18V XR tools. If you are into bigger saws, high-demand kit and site gear, look hard at DeWalt FLEXVOLT tools so you are not buying twice.
3. Do not ignore the non-powered kit
A lot of lads focus on drills and saws, then end up short on the basics. DeWalt hand tools make sense if you want one brand across measuring, cutting, striking and setup kit that lives in the same van every day.
4. Buy for the system, not the single tool
Before you hit checkout, think about blades, bits, cases and boxes. DeWalt power tool accessories and DeWalt tool storage save hassle later because the whole setup works together instead of rattling round loose in the van.
Who Uses These on Site?
- Chippies use DeWalt tools for first fix, second fix and site joinery because the range covers everything from framing and sheet cuts to hinges, trims and final snagging.
- Sparkies keep DeWalt cordless tools close for cable runs, back boxes, tray work and fixings, especially when they need compact drills, impact drivers and lights that do not slow them down in lofts and plant rooms.
- Roofers and general builders swear by DeWalt power tools for outdoor graft where weather, height and rough handling kill weaker kit fast.
- Groundworkers, landscapers and fencing teams reach for the heavier end of the range when they need cutting, drilling and fastening kit that will cope with mud, dust and long days away from mains power.
- Site managers and maintenance teams often buy into the wider DeWalt shop all range because it lets them sort tools, storage and replacement kit from one place instead of piecing it together later.
The Basics: Understanding DeWalt Battery Platforms
With a big DeWalt full range, the main thing to understand is the battery platform. Get that right first and choosing the rest of your kit gets much easier.
1. 18V XR for day to day trade work
This is the core setup for most trades. It covers the drills, drivers, lights, saws and other everyday tools you use on first fix, second fix, maintenance and fit-out work.
2. FLEXVOLT for bigger draw tools
FLEXVOLT is what you look at when standard cordless starts feeling light for the job. It is aimed at more demanding cutting, demolition and heavy site work where you want cordless freedom without stepping down too far on output.
3. Bare units save money if you already own batteries
If you are already on the platform, body only tools are usually the sensible buy. There is no point paying again for chargers and packs you have already got sat in the van.
DeWalt Accessories That Keep You Working
The right add-ons stop downtime, protect your kit and make the full DeWalt setup more useful on site.
1. Spare Batteries and Chargers
A spare pack is a no-brainer if your tools earn all day. Do not be the bloke waiting on one battery to cool down while the rest of the team gets on with it.
2. Drill Bits and Blades
Fresh consumables make more difference than most admit. A tired blade or blunt bit slows the job, cooks the tool and leaves you fighting cuts or holes that should have been straightforward.
3. Tool Cases and Storage Boxes
Proper storage stops your gear getting smashed about in the van or buried under fixings and rubble. It also means you can grab the right setup fast instead of hunting round site for missing parts.
4. Dust Extraction Adaptors
Get the right extraction connection where it is available. You will save yourself a load of cleanup and keep the working area safer when cutting boards, timber or masonry inside finished spaces.
Choose the Right DeWalt Tools for the Job
Use this quick guide to narrow the range down properly.
| Your Job | Category or Type | Key Features |
|---|---|---|
| Daily first fix and general site work | 18V cordless drills, drivers and saws | Common battery platform, good runtime, easy to carry room to room |
| Heavy cutting, demolition and bigger outdoor work | High output cordless or corded tools | More power, longer sustained use, better suited to demanding materials |
| Van stock, snagging and maintenance | Compact body only tools | Lower cost if you own batteries already, less bulk, quicker grab-and-go setup |
| Measuring, marking and manual fixing jobs | Hand tools and site essentials | No charging needed, easy daily use, fills the gaps power tools cannot |
| Keeping kit protected and organised | Tool storage and cases | Stackable transport, faster access, less damage in the van and on site |
Common Buying and Usage Mistakes
- Buying into a battery platform without thinking ahead usually costs more later. If you only look at the first drill and ignore what saws, grinders or lights you will need next, you can end up splitting systems across the van.
- Choosing the cheapest battery kit for heavy daily use is a false economy. Small packs are fine for light jobs, but they soon become a pain if you are cutting, drilling or fixing all day.
- Using worn blades, bits and discs makes decent tools feel poor. If performance drops off, check the consumable first before blaming the machine.
- Skipping proper storage is how good kit gets wrecked. Loose tools sliding round the van pick up broken latches, damaged casings and missing parts far quicker than lads expect.
- Buying heavy output tools for light occasional work can be just as daft as underbuying. You carry more weight, spend more money and still do the same small jobs you could have covered with a simpler setup.
Cordless vs Corded vs Hand Tools
Cordless Tools
Best for moving round site, working at height and getting into areas where power is not sorted yet. They are the go-to for most trade jobs now, but runtime and battery choice matter if you are using high-draw tools all day.
Corded Tools
Still a solid choice for long, heavy work in one area, especially where nonstop output matters more than portability. Less convenient to drag about, but often the sensible pick for repetitive cutting and grinding.
Hand Tools
For marking out, trimming, striking, adjusting and all the little jobs where powered kit is overkill, hand tools still matter. Every trade needs them, and they save time when pulling out a machine would just slow you down.
Maintenance and Care
Clean Dust and Debris Off Properly
Give tools a quick brush down after dirty jobs, especially around vents, chucks, guards and slides. Packed dust holds heat and wears moving parts faster than most realise.
Look After Batteries
Do not leave battery packs loose in the van under junk, and do not store them flat for ages if you can help it. Keep contacts clean and rotate packs so one is not doing all the work.
Replace Consumables Before They Cost You Time
Blunt bits, tired blades and worn discs put strain on the motor and on you. If the cut is wandering or the drill is labouring, swap the consumable before you cook the tool.
Store Tools Dry and Stacked Properly
A proper case or box beats leaving tools loose on the floor of the van. It cuts down knocks, keeps sets together and helps stop rust on metal parts after wet site days.
Repair Obvious Wear Early
If a lead is damaged, a guard is loose or a latch has gone, sort it before it turns into a bigger failure. Small faults are cheaper to fix than replacing a full bit of kit later.
Why Shop for DeWalt Tools at ITS?
Whether you need one replacement driver, a full cordless setup, hand tools, accessories or storage, we stock the proper DeWalt full range in depth. That means the key types, battery platforms and everyday site favourites are all in our own warehouse, in stock and ready for next day delivery.
DeWalt Tools FAQs
What does the full DeWalt range at ITS include?
It covers far more than just drills and impact drivers. You will find DeWalt tools across cordless and corded power tools, site gear, storage, hand tools, accessories, blades, bits and other trade kit used day in, day out on UK jobs.
Is ITS an authorised DeWalt stockist?
Yes. If you are buying DeWalt from ITS, you are buying from an authorised stockist. That matters for genuine stock, proper support and knowing the kit coming to site is the real thing, not grey import guesswork.
What DeWalt battery platforms are available?
The main ones most trades care about are 18V XR for everyday cordless work and FLEXVOLT for bigger, higher-demand tools. Which one suits you comes down to whether you are mostly drilling and fixing, or pushing into heavier cutting and site work.
Should I buy bare DeWalt tools or full kits?
If you are already on the platform, bare units are usually the smarter buy. If this is your first step into DeWalt cordless tools, a kit with batteries and charger saves you getting caught short on the first proper day of use.
Are DeWalt tools actually up to daily site use?
Yes, that is exactly where they are aimed. They are built for trade use, not occasional shelf life. That said, site tough does not mean abuse proof, so decent storage and fresh consumables still make a big difference to how long they last.
Can I build a full van setup around DeWalt?
Yes, easily. The DeWalt shop all range is broad enough to cover most trades from core power tools through to hand tools, boxes and accessories, which is why plenty of lads standardise on it instead of mixing three different systems.
