Our Company has been in business for almost 70 years. Our technicians are certified, uniformed and professional. They respect your home and your property. They go as far as to put on booties before entering your home. The diagnostic and/or dispatch fee that we charge allows our professionals to carefully evaluate your problem and/or inspect your systems so they can provide you with a flat rate price to do the work you've requested. Once you approve that price and all that it includes, McHales Inc. will complete the requested work for you.

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Emergency Plumbing Service

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When a plumbing emergency strikes in your Newtown or Bucks County home, the most important thing is to act fast. When it comes to accurately responding to this sort of emergency, there are two critical steps: first, you need to locate and shut off the main valve for the entire house. Then it's time to call the emergency plumbing experts at McHale's so we can get your problem fixed fast. As soon as you book your emergency service call, we will dispatch one of our highly trained plumbers to your home that very same day.

Drain Cleaning

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Having a clogged drain can be a major frustration as a homeowner. If you have been constantly applying do-it-yourself methods to solve your drain problems, you may have come to realize that these can be a waste of time and money. Clogged drains are complicated issues and will often require a trained professional to properly assess and address the problem!

Garbage Disposal Repair

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Garbage disposals are a great addition to any kitchen. If they work. Like any other kitchen appliances, garbage disposals can break down and need a repair. If your kitchen has a garbage disposal, and your sink is starting to back up with dirty water and food remnants, you might have a big problem. If you're the kind of homeowner who likes to roll up your sleeves and dig deep to fix an issue yourself, think twice on this one.

Pipe Repair

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The pipes in your Newtown and Bucks County home won't last forever. Plain and simple. Over time, aspects such as corrosion, wear and tear, tree roots and other conditions in your home slowly break down your plumbing system, and will eventually need to be repaired. This isn't a job for a weekend do it yourself armed with a wrench and duct tape.

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