FAMILY-RUN · FREMONT, NEBRASKA
The heat stays on.
Plumbing, heating, cooling and irrigation. The same family shop since 1962.
Heating season is coming.
A furnace check before the first freeze costs less than an emergency repair in January.
Four trades that answer the same phone number.
Heating
Furnace repair and replacement. When the heat goes out in January it can’t wait. Honest diagnosis and heat back on fast.
Tell us what your furnace is doing →Cooling
AC repair, maintenance and replacement, sized properly for your house, not the biggest unit on the truck.
Ask about your unit →Plumbing
Leaks, clogs and fixtures. Water heaters: tank and tankless. Sump pumps with battery backup, the call this county learned to make in 2019.
Tell us where the leak is →Irrigation
Sprinkler installation and repair, spring start-up, fall blow-out: and annual backflow testing, required on every Nebraska system.
Book your backflow test →

Before the first freeze
Is your furnace ready for January?
Three questions, thirty seconds. No prices, no scare copy. Just an honest read on whether a pre-winter check is worth the call.
The year this family shop opened in Fremont.
The same family since 1962. Businesses like this don’t survive six decades in a town this size doing mediocre work.
How we work
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Call us
No heat, no hot water, a leak. Tell us what’s going on.
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Honest diagnosis
We find the actual problem. Repair when it’s a repair.
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Clear estimate
You see the estimate before you decide anything.
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Local since 1962
The same family shop this town has been calling for sixty-four years.
Frequently asked questions
What areas do you serve?
We’re based in Fremont and serve the surrounding communities. Not sure if you’re in our area? Call (402) 721-6539 and ask.
My furnace is acting up. Repair or replace?
Depends on age, the fault, and what it costs to keep alive. We give you the honest math and you decide. Plenty of furnaces need a part, not a replacement.
How long has Vance been in business?
We’ve been family-run in Fremont for 50 years: plumbing, heating, cooling and irrigation for the same community the whole time.
Do you do irrigation backflow testing?
Nebraska requires a backflow assembly on irrigation systems, with annual testing in most jurisdictions. Ask about it when you call, it’s the kind of thing that’s cheap to keep current and expensive to ignore.
Get in touch
Send us a message and we'll get back to you within one business day.