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Home and Business Plumbing in Westerville, Ohio

Cherrington Plumbing clears drains and sewer lines, replaces water heaters and sump pumps, and repairs leaking supply lines across Westerville, Gahanna and Worthington. Call during business hours or send a service request, and a day is arranged for the visit.

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Drain, Water Heater, Pipe and Sump Pump Service

Most calls start with one of four problems: a drain that will not clear, a water heater that has stopped keeping up, a leak somewhere in the supply lines, or a sump pump that no longer runs when the pit fills.

Drum drain cleaning machine with its cable fed into the drain of a tiled shower floor Drain Cleaning Slow and clogged sinks, tubs, toilets and floor drains, and the main sewer line behind them. Electric tank water heater on a drain pan in a basement laundry corner Water Heaters Repair and replacement of tank water heaters, from a failed thermostat to a leaking tank. Two new copper supply stub-outs with red-handled ball valves in an opened wall above white tile Leak & Pipe Repair Leaking or burst supply lines, failing valves and repiping in older Westerville houses. New PVC drain lines and an ejector basin with a gray lid set in an opened trench in a basement floor Sump Pumps Sump pump testing, repair and replacement for basements and crawl spaces.
All Plumbing Services Start With Your Symptom Plumbing Guides
White clawfoot bathtub with a chrome freestanding faucet in a beige bathroom with a tile floor

Started in Westerville in 2016

Amy Graham started Cherrington Plumbing in Westerville in 2016 with clogged drains, leaking faucets and running toilets. The work now runs from sewer lines and water heaters to sump pumps and repiping.

She writes up each estimate before starting, lays down drop cloths, and sweeps and wipes the work area before leaving.

  • Drains, water heaters, leaks and sump pumps
  • Homes, rental properties and small businesses
  • Westerville, Gahanna and Worthington
About Us Service Area

Homes and Rental Properties

Brushed nickel kitchen faucet over a stainless sink in an older home’s kitchen

Residential Plumbing

Residential Services
Stainless utility sink and hand sink with chrome faucets and drain lines installed against a slat wall in a commercial space

Landlords, Property Managers and Small Businesses

  • Tenant calls for clogs, leaks and lost hot water
  • Routine upkeep of fixtures, drains and water heaters
  • Utility sinks and supply lines in small commercial spaces
Property Manager Services

How a Service Call Runs

  1. Call or Send a Request

    Call (614) 426-1787 or use the request form, and describe the problem and where it is.

  2. A Day Is Arranged

    The office arranges a day for the visit that suits the household or the tenant.

  3. Written Estimate First

    The estimate is written up before work starts, and any surprise is discussed with the customer first.

  4. A Protected, Clean Work Area

    Drop cloths go down first, and the work area is swept and wiped before the visit ends.

Questions Before a Visit
Copper water line with a new tee running between foam-insulated pipes under a floor

Reviews

  • The plumber took care of a leak under our upstairs bathroom that was showing up as a stain on the dining room ceiling. He traced it to the wax ring on the toilet, pulled it and reset it with a new ring and bolts. He also noticed the shutoff valve behind it was seized and swapped that out too. No more drip! He was professional and showed me what to watch for if it ever starts again. Called a week later to check in. Great service, highly recommend.

    Rob K., via Google, April 2025

  • Really happy with the new sump pump Cherrington put in! Our old one was loud and cycling constantly, and this one is so much quieter. The plumber added a new check valve and tested it a few times by filling the pit. Took about two hours and he cleaned up and took the old pump with him. His truck did block our driveway for a bit, but not a big deal.

    Priya R., via Google, October 2021

  • Our kitchen faucet finally gave out after about 15 years. The plumber came out, looked at our sink setup, and installed a new pull down faucet. He walked me through the sprayer settings and replaced both supply lines while he was under there. Everything was tidy and he ran it a while to check for leaks. Only downside was waiting a couple days for the faucet we picked to come in, but he kept us posted. Works great now.

    Tina R., via Google, August 2019

Schedule a Plumbing Visit

Send a short description of the problem, and the office will be in touch to arrange a day for the visit.

Service Request

(614) 426-1787 office@cherringtonplumbingservices.com