14 Hand Tools to Speed Up Disaster Recovery

Square-nose and round-point shovels are indispensable. You can use them to move debris, as a prybar, or to cut drainage channels to move water where you want it. A flat-nosed shovel can peel off soggy drywall, too.

Don't buy a useless, inexpensive shovel with a head that will loosen from the handle with a little rough use. Long-socket shovels, as the name implies, have a blade with a long socket. The handle is held in the socket with a collar or a pair of rivets.

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