A West Carrollton business marked a major milestone this year as Stebbins Plumbing celebrated its 100th anniversary, recognizing a century of service to West Carrollton and the Miami Valley.
More than 200 people gathered for the centennial celebration, bringing together members of the Stebbins family, employees, friends, and community members to recognize the company’s history and continued presence in the community. Mayor Rick Barnhart, Deputy Mayor Jill Tomlin and Council Member Keith Tilton attended on behalf of the City of West Carrollton to recognize the milestone and congratulate the Stebbins family and company employees.
Founded in 1926 by Cecil Stebbins, Stebbins Plumbing began as a small plumbing shop and has grown into a long-standing family business. Four generations of the Stebbins family are currently involved in the company, continuing a family tradition that has spanned a century. The 100th anniversary represents not only a significant achievement for the company, but also a milestone for a business that has been part of the West Carrollton community for generations.
The City of West Carrollton congratulates the Stebbins family and the entire Stebbins Plumbing team on 100 years in business and wishes them continued success in the years ahead.
Pictured: Deputy Mayor Jill Tomlin with Taylor Stebbins.
