Profile by Home Line, not the company’s official site · public records, 3 Oct 2026
Rub-A-Dub Plumbing
Eleventh on our list of 26 · · Based in Tyler
Brent Mcdonald holds its master plumber license. Licensed since 2007.
From the company’s own website. We have not inspected this work.
The record
- TSBPE license
- 38248, currentMaster plumber: Brent Mcdonald
- Licensed since
- Aug 2007
- Insurance on file
- Through Apr 2027
- Open 24 hours
- No · Open, closes 12 AM
- as of 2 Oct 2026, count rounded by Google
- On the register as
- A+ PROFESSOR OF PLUMBING INC DBA RUB-A-DUB PLUMBING
- Its own website
- rubadubplumbing.com
Reviews
“Jordan and Chandler are some of the most professional people I've dealt with. They came out looked over the problem and showed me what was needed and what didn't need to be do right now.…”
“Mike came out to take care of a drain problem in our master bath tub. He took his time working diligently with persistence and patience, while using his skill set to clear the drain.…”
“Troy did a great job. He was very kind and fixed our problem. He was good at taking the time to answer our questions and explain all of our options.”
read from a wider Google search.
Services
Its Google profile lists no services. Ask when you call.
How we matched this profile
We matched its Google profile to TSBPE license 38248 on the state register: the name on its Google profile is the trade name the register lists for this company, in the same city.
Its score, which sets its place on the list: 73.7 of 100 (how we pick).
Check them yourself
- Get the license number. Ask for the Responsible Master Plumber license number (this company’s is 38248) and search it on tsbpe.texas.gov with the Public License Search.
- Check that it is current, and the insurance date. The register shows both; we read it on 2 Oct 2026.
- Ask to see the license. Texas plumbing license holders must carry their license or registration while doing plumbing, so you can ask to see it.
- Permits. Ask about permits. Texas cities that regulate plumbing must require a permit except for listed minor jobs: repairing leaks and replacing faucets, ballcocks, water control valves, garbage disposals, or toilets.
- Get the price in writing before any work starts.