Cleveland Hardware & Forging
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3270 E 79th St
Cleveland, OH 44104 - 216-641-5200
Hours
Chamber Rating
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Richard Clark
Jan 4th, 2021 -
Lamar Logan
Good
Sep 2nd, 2019 -
FunRun Pro
Great
Jun 2nd, 2019 -
Just M.
I had a customer come into the company that I work for looking for a latch for an old horse trailer that he bought. I contacted the name of the company that I found on the latch and spoke with a lady named Carola. From the very beginning she was very nice and so easy to deal with. She was able to help me figure out what I needed be me sending her a picture of the old latch the customer had. She informed me that it was no longer a latch they made, but they did have one and they were going to send it to me at no cost. They even went above and beyond and covered the shipping cost. I am very new to trailer parts, but I wish that every company that I called to order stuff from was this easy to do business with. I will be calling them again if I ever need any parts.
Nov 9th, 2017 -
Rachel E.
So Shawn and I have been working on launching a new product (a stainless steel bar spoon for stirring cocktails), and really really really really really wanted to make it in the USA. I can't tell you how many metal smiths and machine shops and forging companies we've contacted over the last three months. Cleveland Hardware was by far our very best experience during manufacturing conversations. Kevin Miller, the Engineering Manager, spent hours with me on the phone (if you add up our 4 or 5 conversations, lasting a minimum of 20 minutes each), discussing the project, understanding our manufacturing needs and requirements, and taking time to learn and understand the product. us, our goals, and our dream. A bar spoon is very different from the typical work they do (lots of hardware and intricate truck parts and other things - check out their website), but it shared some similarities as far as small parts and intricacies, and Kevin was excited about the opportunity to work on something new and creative and different. Most of the other manufacturers I contacted saw the challenge as a lot of undesirable work and a headache, and were happy to end negotiations with a curt email. Kevin really engaged with me on the project, even coming up with suggested design modifications based on his expertise. He even did independent research and emailed me links about bar spoons and the way they used to be made "back in the day"Long story shorter, Cleveland Hardware was my last chance to have this made in the USA, but due to factors beyond my control (e.g. no one wants to buy a $150 bar spoon, and that's what I'd have to charge to make it domestically), we're having to explore overseas options. Kevin will certainly be the first person I contact when I have a product that can be domestically made using their metal processes.
Dec 11th, 2013
Contact Info
- 216-641-5200
- (216) 883-2842
Questions & Answers
Q What is the phone number for Cleveland Hardware & Forging?
A The phone number for Cleveland Hardware & Forging is: 216-641-5200.
Q Where is Cleveland Hardware & Forging located?
A Cleveland Hardware & Forging is located at 3270 E 79th St, Cleveland, OH 44104
Q What is the internet address for Cleveland Hardware & Forging?
A The website (URL) for Cleveland Hardware & Forging is: http://CLEVELANDHARDWARE.COM
Q How big is Cleveland Hardware & Forging?
A Cleveland Hardware & Forging employs approximately 20+ people.
Q Is there a key contact at Cleveland Hardware & Forging?
A You can contact Ken Sindelar at 216-641-5200.
Q What days are Cleveland Hardware & Forging open?
A Cleveland Hardware & Forging is open:
Monday: 8:00 AM - 5:00 PM
Tuesday: 8:00 AM - 5:00 PM
Wednesday: 8:00 AM - 5:00 PM
Thursday: 8:00 AM - 5:00 PM
Friday: 8:00 AM - 4:00 PM
Saturday: Closed
Sunday: Closed
Q How is Cleveland Hardware & Forging rated?
A Cleveland Hardware & Forging has a 4.8 Star Rating from 5 reviewers.
Ratings and Reviews
Cleveland Hardware & Forging
Overall Rating
Overall Rating
( 5 Reviews )Richard Clark on Google
Lamar Logan on Google
Good
FunRun Pro on Google
Great
Just M. on Yelp
I had a customer come into the company that I work for looking for a latch for an old horse trailer that he bought. I contacted the name of the company that I found on the latch and spoke with a lady named Carola. From the very beginning she was very nice and so easy to deal with. She was able to help me figure out what I needed be me sending her a picture of the old latch the customer had. She informed me that it was no longer a latch they made, but they did have one and they were going to send it to me at no cost. They even went above and beyond and covered the shipping cost. I am very new to trailer parts, but I wish that every company that I called to order stuff from was this easy to do business with. I will be calling them again if I ever need any parts.
Rachel E. on Yelp
So Shawn and I have been working on launching a new product (a stainless steel bar spoon for stirring cocktails), and really really really really really wanted to make it in the USA. I can't tell you how many metal smiths and machine shops and forging companies we've contacted over the last three months. Cleveland Hardware was by far our very best experience during manufacturing conversations. Kevin Miller, the Engineering Manager, spent hours with me on the phone (if you add up our 4 or 5 conversations, lasting a minimum of 20 minutes each), discussing the project, understanding our manufacturing needs and requirements, and taking time to learn and understand the product. us, our goals, and our dream. A bar spoon is very different from the typical work they do (lots of hardware and intricate truck parts and other things - check out their website), but it shared some similarities as far as small parts and intricacies, and Kevin was excited about the opportunity to work on something new and creative and different. Most of the other manufacturers I contacted saw the challenge as a lot of undesirable work and a headache, and were happy to end negotiations with a curt email. Kevin really engaged with me on the project, even coming up with suggested design modifications based on his expertise. He even did independent research and emailed me links about bar spoons and the way they used to be made "back in the day"Long story shorter, Cleveland Hardware was my last chance to have this made in the USA, but due to factors beyond my control (e.g. no one wants to buy a $150 bar spoon, and that's what I'd have to charge to make it domestically), we're having to explore overseas options. Kevin will certainly be the first person I contact when I have a product that can be domestically made using their metal processes.
Overall Rating
Overall Rating
( 5 Reviews )Write a Review
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