Tools
Shop, home and industrial tools
Power tools, hand tools and machine tooling bought, pawned and sold, for the home garage, the repair shop and the production floor.
- Cordless kits and hand tools
- Mechanics’ sets and chests
- Machine tooling
Pawn Pro buys, sells and pawns tools in three groups at its Covington store: shop tools for automotive repair, metalworking and daily workshop use; household tools for home repairs; and industrial and manufacturing tools such as commercial-grade machinery and precision instruments. Bring batteries and chargers with cordless tools, keep sets together, and call ahead with the make and model for anything heavy. Pawn loans run 30 days and renew with the interest fee.
Which tools does the shop take?
Shop tools
Heavy-duty power and hand tools for automotive repair, metalworking and daily workshop use: impact wrenches, grinders, welders, socket sets and rolling chests.
Household tools
The everyday kit for repairs around the house, from drill and driver combos to saws, sanders and ladders.
Industrial tools
Commercial-grade machinery, precision instruments and specialized gear for production work and the trades.
How are cordless tools tested?
On their own batteries. Each tool is run at the counter, so bring every battery and the charger, and charge them the night before. A bare tool with no battery is worth a fraction of a kit, since the batteries are often the expensive part. Cases and the original boxes help keep a kit together and make it easier to resell.
Can I pawn a full toolbox?
Yes, and it is usually better than splitting it up. A complete socket set or a stocked chest is valued as one lot and written on one ticket. Larger lots reach the lower monthly rates: past $1,000 the rate drops from 25% to 15%. The tools wait in storage for the term, so keep back whatever you need for work this month.
Do you sell used tools?
Every week. Tools bought over the counter and loans that are not picked up go out on the floor at discounted prices, from cordless kits to shop equipment. If you are after something specific, call (678) 712-9430 and ask before you come.
Answers
Tools: common questions
What tools does Pawn Pro buy?
Power tools, hand tools and shop equipment for automotive repair, metalworking and home repair, plus industrial and manufacturing tools. Cordless kits, mechanics’ sets, machine tooling and precision instruments are all welcome for an evaluation.
Do I need batteries and a charger to pawn cordless tools?
Yes, if you have them. A cordless drill or impact driver has to be tested, and a bare tool without a battery is worth much less. Bring every battery, the charger and the case if it has one.
Can I pawn a toolbox full of tools?
Yes. A rolling chest or a box of sockets, wrenches and specialty tools is evaluated as a set, so leave it together. Complete name-brand sets are easier to value than loose pieces, and you get one offer for the lot.
Do you sell used tools?
Yes. The store carries heavy-duty power and hand tools for repair shops and daily workshop use, everyday tools for home repairs, and commercial-grade machinery for trade professionals. Stock arrives daily, so call ahead about a specific tool.
Are industrial tools worth bringing in?
Yes. Commercial-grade machinery, precision instruments and specialized gear built for production work are part of what the store handles. Because these vary so much, call (678) 712-9430 with the make and model before you load anything heavy.
Tools
Get an offer on tools
Tell the shop what you have. The firm number comes at the counter.
- Monday–Saturday 10 AM–6 PM · closed Sunday
- Bring a government-issued photo ID
- No appointment, no credit check