About King of Prussia Plumbing Pros
We're the family-run crew that shows up when the water won't stop — day or night — across Montgomery County and Southeastern Pennsylvania.
Built on trust, one repair at a time
King of Prussia Plumbing Pros started with a simple idea: King of Prussia homeowners deserved a plumber who answers the phone, tells the truth about what's wrong, and charges a fair, written price. For more than 15 years, that's exactly what we've done — from our shop at 144 Ivy Ln, King of Prussia, PA 19406.
We've spent those years learning this area's plumbing intimately: the clay-and-shale soil that cracks sewer laterals, the mature-tree roots that invade them, the moderately hard water that scales every heater in the county, and the Schuylkill-corridor flooding that fills basements each storm season. That local knowledge is the difference between a stopgap and a repair that holds.
Today we serve homeowners, landlords, property managers, and commercial operators across Montgomery County and the wider region — with the same values we started with, and a 24/7 promise we actually keep.
What hasn't changed is how we work a call. We answer the phone live, walk you through shutting the water off safely, and diagnose the real cause with a camera, leak detection, or pressure testing before we quote a dime. You get a line-item scope in writing, we pull the Upper Merion or township permit when the job needs one, and we pressure- and operation-test the repair before we pack up. Then we leave the work area clean and hand you the documentation — photos, scope, and warranty — so the fix holds and any insurance claim is easy to file.
Credentials & Standards
- Licensed & insured in Pennsylvania
- PA Home Improvement Contractor (HIC) registered
- Workmanship warranty on every repair
- Pressure & operational testing on completed work
- Upper Merion & municipal permit handling
- Background-checked, uniformed technicians
PA HIC registration number and current insurance certificate available on request and displayed on-site. Pennsylvania does not issue a single statewide plumber license — always verify local registration before hiring any plumber.
How we handle every King of Prussia job
From the first call to the final test, the process is the same whether it's a 3 a.m. burst pipe or a planned repipe — because a repeatable process is what keeps quality high.
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Answer & triage
A live person picks up 24/7, identifies the hazard — water, sewage, gas, or electrical — and tells you the first safe step before we even roll a truck.
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Stabilize
On arrival we stop the source and control the hazard, so the situation stops getting worse while we work out the permanent fix.
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Diagnose the cause
Camera inspection, leak detection, or pressure testing pins down the actual failure instead of masking a symptom — you see what we see.
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Written scope
You get a line-item estimate before any permanent work, with permits, materials, and warranty spelled out. No surprise invoices.
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Repair & test
We make the repair to code, pull the required Upper Merion or township permit, and pressure- and operation-test it before we call it done.
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Document & clean
We photograph the before and after, leave the space clean, and hand you the paperwork for your records and any insurance claim.
Our promise on every job
Do it once, do it right
We diagnose the cause and fix it — no band-aids that fail at the next freeze or storm.
Honest, upfront pricing
Line-item estimates before we start. Emergency rates disclosed on the call.
Licensed, insured, permitted
PA HIC registered and fully insured. We pull the permits your township requires.
Answer the phone
A real person, 24/7. When your basement is flooding, you talk to us, not a machine.
Based in King of Prussia
Our shop is at 144 Ivy Ln, King of Prussia, PA 19406. We dispatch across Montgomery County and Southeastern Pennsylvania.
144 Ivy Ln, King of Prussia, PA 19406
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