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McClain Bros.
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Family-owned · Levittown, PA

Plumbers, HVAC & electricians in Bucks, Montgomery & Philadelphia

(215) 788-0803

Emergencies: answered 24 hours a day

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The shop is at 5915 Bristol Emilie Rd, Levittown, PA 19057.

Monday – Friday
8:00am – 5:00pm
Saturday
8:00am – 1:00pm
Emergencies
24 hours
(215) 788-0803

What we do

One roof over 6 trades and an emergency line, which is why a job that turns out to need two of them is still one phone call.

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What people say

4.9 out of 5 across 148 reviews. These are three of them.

All 148 reviews
  • From scheduling with Edwin to having Scott and his team work on our hot water heater, I could not have asked for an easier process. Scott explained the problem and solutions thoroughly and they worked efficiently.
    Jennifer S.
  • HIGHLY RECOMMEND! The plumber Chris I had was as nice as they come, explained everything and wanted to make sure everything was done right. He cared more about fixing the issue than making money.
    Kyle V.
  • Logan was awesome — prompt, professional, and got the job done incredibly fast. Great experience overall.
    Dan S.

Where we work

Out of Levittown, across Lower Bucks and into the city. Nearest first — the miles are straight-line from our yard, not drive times.

Every town we cover, placed by its real coordinates over Bucks County, Philadelphia and the Delaware. Rings are five miles apart, measured from our yard in Levittown — the furthest is 18 miles out. Distances are straight-line.

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Everywhere we cover

Before we get there

Whatever is happening, this is what we would tell you on the phone. Do this first, then call (215) 788-0803.

  1. If you smell gas

    Get everyone out first. Do not touch a light switch, a plug, or your phone while you are inside — a spark is a spark. Once you are outside and clear, call the gas company, then call us.

  2. Water going where it should not

    Shut the main off. In most houses around here it is where the line comes in — a basement wall, a crawlspace, or a box near the meter out front. Turn it clockwise until it stops, then open a low tap to drain what is left in the pipes.

  3. Sparking, burning smell, or water near the panel

    Kill the breaker for that circuit, or the main if you are not sure which one it is. Do not stand in water to reach a panel. If it is already wet, leave it and tell us on the phone.

  4. No heat

    Check the thermostat is calling for heat, then check the switch on the furnace itself — it looks like a light switch and it gets knocked off more often than you would think. If the house is dropping below freezing, open the cabinets under sinks on outside walls.

None of this is a repair — it is buying time and keeping the damage small until somebody with the right parts is standing in front of it.

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