Serving the Livingston County Seat

Pontiac Fireplace, Stove, Welding and Grain Equipment

Enjoy expert consultations, quality products at competitive prices and professional installation from a family owned Illinois business since 1975.


Sales and Services

Equipment Expertise for Pontiac

Prairie wind sweeps hard across Livingston County each winter. Pontiac carries a proud Route 66 heritage, and the Vermilion River winds right through town. As the Livingston County seat with I-55 at its doorstep, Pontiac mixes older neighborhoods, newer homes and busy farm ground in every direction. Midwest Agri-Com serves that blend from Ottawa, a drive northwest across the prairie, where our Route 71 showroom keeps everything in one place. Homeowners come to us for fireplace sales and installation and wood and pellet stoves that cut heating costs. Area growers rely on our grain handling and drying equipment, and contractors and farmers alike stock up on welding supplies and equipment, with sales and service when machines need care. You get thoughtful recommendations shaped by your property, your budget and the job you want done.


Our Service

Hearth and Equipment Services That Deliver

Historic homes in Pontiac often hide fireplaces ready for restoration. Our hearth team handles fireplace sales and installation, from rebuilt brick and masonry fireboxes to cultured stone facades and custom wood mantels, plus everyday tools and accessories. Prefer a stove? Compare models burning wood, pellets, corn or gas, in soapstone for gentle heat or cast iron and steel for faster warmth. Out on Livingston County farms, our grain handling and drying equipment helps you keep pace at harvest with elevator legs, stirring machines and in-bin drying. For shops and job sites, welding supplies and equipment cover plasma cutters, filler rods, welding wire and fuel kits, with welding equipment sales and service available. We also take on design and construction, along with repair, maintenance, restoration and inspection, so your project is handled by one experienced team from start to finish.

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


Why Pontiac Chooses Our Showroom

Personalized expert consultations set the tone for every Pontiac project. We ask how you use your home, shop or bin site, and our suggestions follow from your answers, not from whatever happens to be sitting in stock. Our experienced sales team has been serving customers since 1975, and that track record shows in practical advice about chimney draft, welding wire selection and dryer sizing. Free in-store estimates make your decision easier, with clear numbers before any work begins. Competitive pricing on quality products keeps projects within budget while delivering equipment built for Illinois winters and busy harvests. Professional service stays with you after installation through inspection, maintenance and repair. As a family owned and operated business, Midwest Agri-Com treats each customer as a long term neighbor, and Pontiac households have plenty of reasons to make the drive.

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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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Can you restore an old fireplace in a historic home safely?

Many older fireplaces can be restored with repairs to the firebox, damper and chimney, along with a proper liner if the flue is damaged. Restoration starts with a careful inspection to find cracks, missing mortar and draft problems. Done right, you keep the original character of the room while gaining safer, more efficient operation for years to come.

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Should I cut steel with a plasma cutter or an oxy-fuel torch?

Natural air drying can work when corn comes in near the lower end of harvest moisture and the bin has enough airflow per bushel. It is slower and depends on fall weather, so cool, damp stretches extend drying time. Adding supplemental heat or a stirring machine can help. Monitor moisture and temperature closely throughout the process.

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Can natural air drying work for corn in Livingston County bins?

Natural air drying can work when corn comes in near the lower end of harvest moisture and the bin has enough airflow per bushel. It is slower and depends on fall weather, so cool, damp stretches extend drying time. Adding supplemental heat or a stirring machine can help. Monitor moisture and temperature closely throughout the process.

Visit the Showroom

Get a Free Estimate From Us

Ready to restore an old fireplace, add a pellet stove or upgrade your grain dryer? Make the trip to our Ottawa showroom on Route 71 during extended store hours, and call ahead for today's schedule. Arrange your free in-store estimate by calling 815-712-5750.