FREE Sewer Camera Inspection* OR $250 OFF Furnace or Sewer Replacement*
*With Hydro Jet Service. Cannot be combined with other offers.
FREE Sewer Camera Inspection* OR $250 OFF Furnace or Sewer Replacement*
*With Hydro Jet Service. Cannot be combined with other offers.
Repairs, drain cleaning, sewer camera inspection and repair, point-of-sale violation corrections, water heaters, sump pumps, backflow testing, main water line and condo and rental unit plumbing
Homeowners, condo owners and landlords across Mayfield Heights, from the post-war streets off Mayfield Road and SOM Center Road to the West Miner Road and Summit Drive neighborhoods, the I-271 side and the blocks around Hillcrest Hospital
35790 Curtis Blvd Unit A, Eastlake, OH 44095, about twenty minutes from Mayfield Heights City Hall
Ohio plumbing license PL.50547, held by owner Josh Vincent; registered with the Mayfield Heights Building Department
Journeymen plumbers with 5 or more years of experience
Call 440-306-8000 or use the contact form on this site
Monday through Friday, 8 am to 5 pm
Mayfield Heights was incorporated as a city in 1951, and its own history page describes what came next as a post-war building boom “without a master plan.” That is a fair description of the plumbing, too. The median home was built in 1965, only about 6 percent of the housing stock dates from after 2000, and the city packs roughly 20,000 people and 10,600 housing units into 4.17 square miles. Nearly half of those units are in apartment and condo buildings, and homeownership sits right around 49 percent.
So a Mayfield Heights plumbing call is as likely to be a condo stack, a rental unit or a shared-wall duplex as a single-family colonial. That changes how we work: coordinating shutoffs with a building or association, protecting a neighbor’s ceiling when we open one above it, documenting the job for a landlord who is not on site, and knowing where the line falls between what the unit owner is responsible for and what the association owns. Our journeymen do this in Mayfield Heights every week.
Steadfast is a full-service plumbing company. For the complete list of what we do, see our plumbing services page. In Mayfield Heights the work breaks down into a few main categories.
Leaky faucets, running toilets, shutoff valves, garbage disposals, supply lines and fixture installation, in houses, condos and rental units.
Kitchen, bathroom and floor drains, plus main line cleaning. We use cabling for routine clogs and hydro jetting when grease, scale or roots have built up inside the pipe. A sewer camera inspection is included free with any hydro jet service.
We run a camera through the line before we recommend anything, so you can see the crack, offset joint or root intrusion yourself. Repairs range from spot repair to full lateral replacement, and we are currently taking $250 off sewer replacement.
Plumbing items that come up on a Mayfield Heights point-of-sale inspection, fixed and ready for reinspection before your closing date.
Repair and replacement of tank and tankless units, including gas line work and proper venting, and the compact units common in condos.
Installation, replacement and battery backup systems for basements that take on groundwater.
Annual testing and repair of backflow prevention devices, with results filed with the water supplier.
Including replacement of old galvanized supply lines with PEX or copper.
Burst pipes, sewage backups and no-water situations get moved to the front of the line.
Mayfield Heights will not let a contractor start a job that needs a permit until that contractor is registered with the Building Department at 6154 Mayfield Road. The city keeps a list of registered contractors and will give it to any resident who calls 440-442-2107. It will not recommend anyone, but it will tell you whether the plumber you are about to hire is on the list. Steadfast is. We pull the plumbing permit in our name, schedule the inspection through the Building Department, and stay on the job until it passes.
Before a house can sell in Mayfield Heights, the seller has to apply to the Building Department, pay the $100 fee and pass a point-of-sale inspection. Plumbing shows up on that report more often than sellers expect: missing or broken shutoff valves, water heaters without proper venting or a relief valve discharge line, disconnected traps, illegal fittings in a basement bathroom someone added in the 1970s, and sump pumps discharging into the sanitary sewer. We fix the plumbing items on the report, pull whatever permit the correction needs, and get you ready for the reinspection before closing. If you are listing a Mayfield Heights home, call us before the inspector does the walk-through, not after.
Mayfield Heights builds and maintains its sanitary sewers to the standards of the Cuyahoga County Sanitary Engineer, which means the county, not the city, sets the rules for how a lateral connects to the main. The lateral from your house to that connection is yours. In condo and apartment buildings, the line between unit plumbing and common plumbing is set by the association's declaration, and it is worth knowing before something backs up. Either way, a camera inspection is how we find out where a problem actually sits and who is responsible for it.
Mayfield Heights grew up fast around Eastgate Plaza in 1953, Golden Gate in 1958, the I-271 interchange in 1963 and Hillcrest Hospital in 1968. Most of the houses and a lot of the apartment buildings went in during that same fifteen-year stretch, and they are now 55 to 70 years old. Copper supply lines are pinholing. Cast iron stacks in the apartment buildings are corroding from the inside. Original clay laterals under the residential streets have sixty years of tree roots in them. Cabling clears a clog for a few months but does not fix any of that. We put a camera in the line first, show you what is there, then talk about options: hydro jet, spot repair or, occasionally, full replacement. Either way you know before anyone digs.
Every Steadfast plumber is a journeyman with at least five years of experience before we let them on your job. We are licensed, insured and bonded, and we back our work with product and workmanship warranties and a 100% money-back guarantee. Pricing is quoted up front, and we leave the work area the way we found it.
Tell us what is happening. If water is actively coming in, we will tell you where your main shutoff is likely to be while we get a truck moving. In a condo, we will also tell you who at the building needs to know.
A journeyman plumber inspects the problem, runs a camera if the issue is in a drain or sewer, and explains what he finds.
You get the price before the work starts. No surprise line items at the end.
Most repairs are done the same visit. Larger jobs are scheduled with the city permit and inspection handled by us.
We confirm the fix held. If it did not, the warranty applies.
Yes, Steadfast serves every part of Mayfield Heights, including the post-war neighborhoods off Mayfield Road and SOM Center Road, the West Miner Road and Summit Drive streets, the I-271 side of the city and the blocks around Hillcrest Hospital. We work in single-family homes, condos, duplexes and rental units. Our shop is in Eastlake, about twenty minutes away by Route 91, and we do not charge extra for Mayfield Heights calls.
Yes. Mayfield Heights requires any contractor doing work that needs a permit to register with the Building Department first, and the city will confirm whether a contractor is on its registered list if you call 440-442-2107. Steadfast holds Ohio plumbing license PL.50547 and is registered with the city, so we can pull permits in our own name.
Mayfield Heights requires a point-of-sale inspection before a house can be sold. The seller submits an application and a $100 fee to the Building Department, which then schedules the inspection. Plumbing items that commonly appear on the report include missing shutoff valves, improper water heater venting or relief lines, disconnected traps and sump pumps tied into the sanitary sewer. Steadfast corrects the plumbing items and prepares the property for reinspection.
In Mayfield Heights, the homeowner is responsible for the private sewer lateral from the house to the connection at the public main, and the sanitary sewer system is built and maintained to Cuyahoga County Sanitary Engineer standards. In a condominium, the association’s declaration sets the line between unit plumbing and common plumbing. A camera inspection shows where the blockage or break is, which settles whose problem it is.
Yes. Nearly half of Mayfield Heights housing is in apartment and condo buildings, and Steadfast works in those units regularly, coordinating shutoffs with the building, protecting adjacent units, and documenting the job for owners and landlords who are not on site. We can work directly with a unit owner, a landlord or a property manager.
Steadfast provides a free estimate before any work begins, and you approve the written price before we start. There is no charge for the quote. Final cost depends on the repair, and we walk through the options with you rather than quoting one number.
Yes. Steadfast Home Service LLC holds Ohio plumbing contractor license PL.50547, held by owner Josh Vincent, and the company is insured and bonded. Every plumber we send is a journeyman with a minimum of five years of experience.
Steadfast Plumbing & Heating is located at 35790 Curtis Blvd Unit A, Eastlake, OH 44095, about twenty minutes from Mayfield Heights City Hall by Route 91.
We work regularly in:
Licensed Ohio plumbing contractor PL.50547. Registered with the Mayfield Heights Building Department. Journeymen plumbers only. Free estimate before any work begins.
440-306-8000
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Monday through Friday, 8 am to 5 pm
35790 Curtis Blvd Unit A, Eastlake, OH 44095
