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Bourbonnais Fireplace, Stove, Welding and Grain Equipment Experts
From hearth upgrades to grain bin work, you get straight answers, honest options and a free estimate before any decision.
Sales and Services
Practical Equipment Along the Kankakee River
Family homes near Olivet Nazarene University and wooded lots along the Kankakee River can sit just minutes apart in Bourbonnais, yet they ask very different things of a heating plan. Riverside houses often deal with damp air and chilly lower levels, where a well-placed pellet or wood stove makes a noticeable difference. Newer subdivisions tend to favor a clean gas fireplace or insert for easy evenings. Farther from town, Kankakee County farmland still runs on grain bins, dryers and shop welders. The team at Midwest Agri-Com brings all five services together: fireplace sales and installation, wood and pellet stoves, grain handling and drying equipment, and welding supplies plus equipment sales and service. You can see much of it in person at our Ottawa showroom on Route 71, with someone ready to walk you through it.
Our Service
Hearth, Grain and Welding Expertise
Picking a stove from a catalog is one thing, and living with it through a Kankakee River valley winter is another. That is why the hearth side of our business starts with how you use the room. Fireplace options range from brick and masonry builds to cultured stone surrounds and wood mantels, while stoves made of soapstone, steel or cast iron burn pellets, corn, gas or wood. Our grain work covers drying in the bin, stirring machines, elevator legs, unload equipment and bin stairs for farms around the county. Welders and hobbyists can count on us for wire, electrodes and filler rods, along with plasma cutters, torches, fuel kits and handles, plus machine sales and service. Behind every product sits design, installation, construction, repair, maintenance and restoration support, so you are not left on your own after the sale.
Why Midwest Agri-Com
Why customers choose Midwest Agri-Com
Family owned since 1975
We have served our customers since 1975. As a family-owned and operated business, we take personal pride in every sale and every installation.
Free in-store estimates
Visit our showroom for a free estimate and an individual consultation before you commit to anything.
Done right the first time
Our installation and inspection processes are designed to keep your equipment running reliably from day one.
Our Services and products
What Sets Our Family Business Apart
Plenty of stores can sell you a box, but fewer will sit down and talk through your house, farm or shop first. Personalized expert consultations lead the way here, because the right stove for a college-town rental or a riverside ranch depends on details you share with us. As a family-owned company serving customers since 1975, Midwest Agri-Com has built its name on straight talk. You get competitive pricing on quality products, so you can budget for the right fit instead of the cheapest option. Free in-store estimates mean you see the numbers in writing before you commit. A seasoned sales staff and professional service techs handle the follow-through, from planning to installation and inspection. Expect a calm, unhurried process from the first question to the final walk-through.
Fireplaces
Wood mantles, cultured stone, and brick and masonry designs, plus the tools and accessories to care for them.
Grain Drying Systems
In-bin drying, grain handling, unload systems, elevator legs, stirring machines, and bin stairs.
Welding Supplies
Torches, plasma cutters, welding wire, electrodes, filler rods, handles, and fuel kits.
your questions answered
Find answers about our products and services.
Does my older chimney need a liner before I install a stove?
Most older masonry chimneys benefit from a properly sized liner before a stove or insert goes in. A liner keeps exhaust moving, protects aging mortar from corrosive byproducts and helps the appliance draft the way it was designed to. An inspection of your flue shows its size, condition and what will be needed.
How do I size a pellet stove compared to a wood stove?
Think about the steel you cut most weeks, not the one thick beam you tackle every few years. Lower-amp units slice sheet metal and light plate neatly. Bigger machines move through heavy stock quicker and leave a cleaner edge. Check your shop wiring as well, because some cutters run on a household outlet while others want their own 240-volt circuit.
What amperage plasma cutter do I need for farm and shop work?
Think about the steel you cut most weeks, not the one thick beam you tackle every few years. Lower-amp units slice sheet metal and light plate neatly. Bigger machines move through heavy stock quicker and leave a cleaner edge. Check your shop wiring as well, because some cutters run on a household outlet while others want their own 240-volt circuit.
Visit the Showroom
Plan Your Project With Us
Some projects start with a cold family room, others with a bin that keeps heating up in storage. Wherever yours begins, a short conversation saves time and money. For a free estimate tailored to your Bourbonnais home or farm, give us a call at 815-712-5750.