Cherrington Plumbing is a Westerville plumbing company that handles drains, water heaters, leaks, sump pumps and fixtures for homeowners, landlords, property managers and small businesses in Westerville, Gahanna and Worthington.
How the Company Started
Amy Graham started Cherrington Plumbing in Westerville in 2016. The first jobs were the everyday calls every household makes sooner or later: clogged drains, leaking faucets and toilets that would not stop running.
Today the work covers drain cleaning and sewer line clearing, water heater replacement, garbage disposals, sump pumps, toilet and faucet replacement, and the repair of leaking or burst supply lines. During kitchen and bathroom updates, the company also repipes the open walls and sets the new fixtures. Most people call or send a message through the website, describe the problem, and a day is arranged to come out.
Amy Graham
Amy Graham, owner of Cherrington Plumbing, knows water heater replacements, leaking supply lines, stubborn drains and fixture installations best. She also takes on sump pump work and repiping in older houses, where pipes rarely match what the drawings suggest.
Amy writes up each estimate before starting and explains what is included. She lays down drop cloths, and she sweeps and wipes the work area before leaving. If a job turns up something unexpected, she calls the customer first and explains the options before going on.
The Residential Work
Much of the work is in people’s homes: a kitchen sink that will not drain, a water heater that gave out on a cold morning, a sump pump that stopped before a storm, or a bathroom update that needs new supply lines behind the tile. Houses around Westerville range from older homes with galvanized and cast iron pipe to newer houses plumbed in PEX, and the work has to suit whichever one is in front of the plumber.
Landlords, property managers and small businesses call for the same work across their properties, usually for tenant calls and routine upkeep. The services overview sets out each kind of job, its warning signs and its usual causes.
Guides for Homeowners
Plenty of plumbing questions can be answered before anyone comes out: whether a slow drain is a local clog or the main line, which tasks keep pipes safe through a central Ohio winter, and what to weigh when a water heater needs replacing. The plumbing guides cover those three subjects with a small tool each.
Arrange a Visit
Call during business hours or send the request form, describe the problem, and a day is arranged to come out.