Assess the specific tools needed for the types of jobs regularly undertaken.
Balance the initial cost of tools with their quality and expected lifespan.
Consider investing in modern, technologically advanced tools for efficiency.
Factor in warranties and available support for potential repairs.
Explore discounts or savings when purchasing tools in bulk.
Include a buffer in the budget for unforeseen expenses or urgent tool needs.
Consider the working environment and select tools that can withstand it.
Investigate potential tax deductions or incentives for tool purchases.
Choose tools that can adapt to potential changes in job requirements.
Consider sustainable and energy-efficient tools where applicable.