About
Neptune Plumbing has served commercial, industrial, and institutional properties across Northeast Ohio since 1957 — nearly seven decades of specialized experience that few Cleveland-area contractors can match. With a team of over 100 employees including more than 20 licensed technicians on call 24/7, Neptune is built for the scale and urgency that facility managers and property managers demand across office buildings, retail centers, healthcare facilities, multifamily complexes, and industrial properties. Their commercial plumbing scope covers the full range of critical building systems: drain and sewer maintenance, water supply and distribution, commercial and tankless water heater installation and service, backflow prevention and testing, hydro jetting, video camera sewer inspection, piping and repiping, and leak detection and repair. For facility managers overseeing high-occupancy or mission-critical buildings, Neptune's preventative maintenance program provides a structured approach to minimizing costly downtime and extending system life across drain, sewer, and water supply infrastructure. Their design, prefabrication, and construction capabilities also make Neptune a viable partner for ground-up projects and major system renovations, not just reactive service calls. Operating across the greater Cleveland metro and extending to Akron and the broader Northeast Ohio region, Neptune offers meaningful multi-site coverage for property management companies and facility operations teams managing portfolios of commercial assets. The company's long-standing focus on commercial, industrial, and institutional clients — explicitly excluding residential work — means their technicians understand IPC and UPC code compliance requirements, commercial fixture specifications, and the operational pressures unique to occupied commercial buildings. Facility managers looking for a dependable, around-the-clock commercial plumbing partner in Cleveland will find Neptune Plumbing's depth of staff, breadth of services, and 60-plus years of regional experience difficult to match.
