Equipment Help From People Who Listen

Henry Welding, Grain Handling and Fireplace Installation

Our team pairs decades of hands-on experience with fair pricing, so you can buy grain, welding and hearth equipment with confidence.


Sales and Services

Your Partner Along the River

Fog lifts slowly off the Illinois River at Henry on autumn mornings. That moisture is part of life in a river town, and it touches everything from stored grain to the draft in your chimney. The people at Midwest Agri-Com understand those local quirks. We work with Henry homeowners who want a warmer living room and with Marshall County farmers who need dependable drying and handling systems. Our Ottawa showroom on Route 71 is a straightforward trip upriver, and once you arrive you can see fireplaces, wood and pellet stoves, drying and handling systems for grain, and welding supplies side by side. You will talk with someone who asks good questions. We recommend equipment that fits your space, your crop and your shop, then help you install and maintain it.


Our Service

Services That Cover Farm and Home

Picture the full year on a Marshall County property. Spring brings shop repairs, fall brings harvest, and winter brings long evenings by the fire. Our services follow that calendar. In the shop, you get welding supplies and equipment for spring repairs, from MIG wire and filler rods to cutting torches and plasma units, backed by welding equipment sales and service. At harvest, rely on grain handling and drying equipment such as bin stairs for safe access, stirring machines for even drying and elevator legs sized to your pit. Through the cold months, fireplace sales and installation and our wood and pellet stove lineup keep you warm, with gas and corn units also available in soapstone or heavy steel and cast iron. Planning, construction, repair, upkeep, restoration and a final inspection back up every product we sell, giving you one dependable source from planting to the first snowfall.

Why Midwest Agri-Com

Why customers choose Midwest Agri-Com

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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.

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Free in-store estimates

Visit our showroom for a free estimate and an individual consultation before you commit to anything.

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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


The Difference Experience Makes

Ask a Henry customer what matters most and you will usually hear about the personalized expert consultations. Before we recommend anything, we want to know how you store grain, what you weld and which rooms stay cold in January. Our experienced sales team can tell a stove that simply looks nice on the showroom floor from one that will actually heat your space. That judgment comes from serving customers since 1975 as a family owned business across several generations of Illinois households. Free in-store estimates keep planning simple and pressure free. Competitive pricing on quality products keeps your project affordable without cutting corners on materials. Professional service continues after the sale with inspections, maintenance and repair. Working with one accountable team for welding, grain and hearth projects keeps the process simpler and the results more dependable.

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Fireplaces

Wood mantles, cultured stone, and brick and masonry designs, plus the tools and accessories to care for them.

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Stoves

Wood, gas, and corn and pellet stoves in cast-iron, steel, and soapstone.

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Grain Drying Systems

In-bin drying, grain handling, unload systems, elevator legs, stirring machines, and bin stairs.

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Welding Supplies

Torches, plasma cutters, welding wire, electrodes, filler rods, handles, and fuel kits.

your questions answered

Find answers about our products and services.

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Is a gas fireplace or wood burning fireplace better for my home?

Gas fireplaces start with a switch or remote, hold an even flame and leave nothing to sweep up afterward. Wood fireplaces bring the smell, sound and deep heat many people love, but you will stack fuel, clear ashes and keep the chimney cleaned. Weigh how often you plan to use it, where your firewood comes from and how your home can be vented.

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Why should I add bin stairs instead of relying on ladders?

Many stick electrodes, especially low hydrogen types, pick up moisture from humid air, which can lead to porosity and cracking in your welds. Keep opened electrodes in a sealed container or a rod oven, and avoid leaving them in an unheated shop. River valley humidity makes this especially important. Follow the storage guidance printed on the package.

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How should I store welding electrodes to keep them from absorbing moisture?

Many stick electrodes, especially low hydrogen types, pick up moisture from humid air, which can lead to porosity and cracking in your welds. Keep opened electrodes in a sealed container or a rod oven, and avoid leaving them in an unheated shop. River valley humidity makes this especially important. Follow the storage guidance printed on the package.

Visit the Showroom

Talk With Our Team Today

Bring your questions about bin stairs, gas fireplaces or welding electrodes to our Ottawa showroom. Extended store hours make it easier to fit a visit around chores, and a quick call confirms today's times. Line up your free estimate at 815-712-5750.