Becca Lewis

Fourth of July weekend brings many traditions in the U.S., but my favorite is using the extra time to tackle DIY home improvement projects I've been putting off.

If you have DIY projects to tackle, choosing quality tools that will last a long time is a good way to save money over time.

If you missed the deals on the long weekend but you still have some summer DIY projects you've been meaning to tackle, good news: You have a little while longer to shop.

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If you have any fall home maintenance or DIY projects to tackle, Labor Day sales are an excellent time to shop for tools.

Long weekends tend to be the time for DIY projects, and luckily, you don't have to wait for Labor Day to seek out excellent deals on the tools you might need.

Lots of DIYers are inspired to take on projects over the Labor Day long weekend, and big box stores will often time their sales to coincide with holiday weekends.

Cordless tools are on sale for Labor Day at Lowe's, including cutting tools, ratchets, drivers, and batteries.

As cordless tool batteries get more compact, lighter, and more efficient, tools that used to be impractical to run on batteries have been increasingly popular.

If you have some long weekend chores to look forward to or if you just want to start a home DIY tool kit, Labor Day weekend is a good time to