This is a really good basic plumbing outfit. I have had problems with other plumbers in the past,…read morebut not Lammels. They are fast and quite reasonable, and while I hate to have to call a plumber, I am really happy I have a dependable one to call whom I trust to do the work right the first time.

From the owner: Lammel Plumbing in Beatrice, NE, is a family-owned and operated company that's served Gage County…read morecustomers since 1947. They offer complete residential and commercial plumbing, construction and remodeling services and now provide sewer and drain cleaning. Lammel Plumbing has a licensed master plumber on staff to provide expert repairs or install new plumbing in your kitchen or bathroom. They specialize in bath and kitchen remodeling, gas piping, burst pipes, leaks and water heater replacement. Commercial services include clearing clogged pipes, grease-trap cleaning and sewer work. If you need plumbing excavation, no job is too big or small for Lammel Plumbing. They can provide sewer line replacement and excavation, as well as dig footings. At Lammel Plumbing, service is their specialty. They are on call seven days a week for 24-hour emergency plumbing services and offer same-day service that fits your schedule. They care about their customers and providing the best service in their community is their top priority. Rely on their team to have the answers, equipment and tools needed to get the job done right. Visit their showroom to shop for disposals, fixtures and other DIY items. Their staff will be happy to answer questions and help you find the right part for your project. If you need first-rate residential or commercial plumbing, call Lammel Plumbing at (402) 223-4132 or contact them through their website for your free estimate...

Poor customer service unreliable! They didn't do any follow up didn't return any calls or text just…read morea horrible experience overall.

If you're looking for a certified master plumber I highly recommend Freddy Bienka IV with Fast…read moreFreddy's Plumbing. We were in the process of a kitchen remodel but couldn't get kitchen shutoff valves to work. Freddy's came out within 24 hours and put new ones in for me. Great customer service and support. I will definitely hire them again. Thank you guys!

They really know their business. Prompt and courteous service!!! Prices are very reasonable. They…read morewill go out of their way to make sure you are satisfied.

Called them to service our soft water heater that wasn't working correctly. Great, fast service…read more The guys who came to our house were super friendly and nice. Reasonable price. We would highly recommend!

I called Lauby to come out and fix my AC. I had an R22 unit. They came and used a NU22B gas in my…read moreunit. The AC ran and cooled for about 6 hours and then the compressor burned up. Lauby took no responsibility for the unit burning up. Said maybe contaminants from the system being open for an extended period. That sounded like it should not run at all. After a google search, there are multiple incidents of this kind of failure. The way they make the replacement work is to clear the system of the old oil that is not as compatible with the new gas. The old oil prevents oil return lubrication of the compressor and causes them to burn up. I paid Lauby AFTER the unit failed, but found this information out later. Shame on me. But I would like folks to know they do NOT take responsibility for their role in ruining my system, did not offer any kind of discount on a new system which they priced at their "regular price". I went to another AC place near Taco John's in Beatrice. Got the same efficiency system with 10 year parts warranty installed for $2k less than Lauby quoted. And they did it just a few days after I called them. The BIG reason I am leaving this review is that after speaking with Mr Lauby about this whole incident, I did not get the feeling that they would change their procedures to prevent this from happening to the next person. Mr. Lauby said he trusted the NU22B retrofit manual which he sent to me. That manual recommends technicians stay with the unit after it is running and monitor compressor temperature. Gosh I wish they would have. Would have saved my unit. Instead they left when they got the unit blowing cold air. So that is great to trust the manual, which looked correct, but you need to carefully follow it. Also, the manual calls out a special polyol oil that should be used on some systems, not much detail about mineral oil solubility with their gas, but google search reveals a lot about that. So If you have an R22 system that needs work, steer clear of Lauby. The other place we contacted is super helpful and said they service R22 systems with R22 they have on hand. Anyway, good luck with your AC systems, and I hope this post helps you all.