PJ's Plumbing, Heating & Drain Cleaning PLLC

In September 2026 a customer had PJ's Plumbing, Heating & Drain Cleaning change out a well pump on short notice and called the price great. The Old Town business holds 4.9 stars from 40 Google ratings and an A+ from the Better Business Bureau. Maine's registry shows an active HVAC license, JY30019586, held by Phillip M. McRae Jr., and the BBB lists Maine license number MS90018499. An August 2026 reviewer wrote that PJ and his crew have been doing plumbing work for them for years, at their home, their apartments and their restaurants, and that if there is an issue with their work they will be right back to make it right. A May 2026 customer who first hired PJ's for kitchen sink work added an update: when their water heater died, he sent someone over to help them get a new one within a couple of days. In an October 2026 review, PJ and Cillian came to inspect a heating system; PJ explained how the system operated, and Cillian answered questions about the thermostat. In a May 2023 review, a customer with a leaking water inlet valve and a cracked toilet bowl wrote that Brittany arrived the same day and on time, replaced the faulty valve, swapped out the toilet and neatly gathered all the trash. A December 2023 reviewer wrote that Brittany and Tyson came just hours after the call and identified a large leak right away. In an October 2022 review, Mr. McRae fixed a shower after 3 different people from other agencies could not. A May 2022 customer getting water and heat back on in a house that had been shut up wrote that a previous worker had sawn off pipes rather than draining them, and that PJ had to coordinate with the water board and gas company to fix the mess. In September 2026 a customer billed $1,720.00 for a drain clearing job described it as predatory billing: they wrote that two workers came for what they called a standard one-man snake/camera job, with both billed at $200/hr, that the first day's 4.5 hours were a failed attempt because the truck lacked main-line equipment, and that no estimate was given before they came back a second day with the proper tools.