Sheridan Hearth and Shop Solutions
Sheridan Fireplace Installation, Welding Supply and Grain Help
Sheridan homeowners and farms rely on our family business for fireplace installs, stoves, welding supplies and grain drying equipment near the Fox River.
Sales and Services
Right Down Route 71
Saturday mornings around Sheridan often mean a project in the garage, a trailer that needs a new tongue welded on or a gate hinge that finally snapped. Rural acreages and hobby farms along the Fox River make this a hands-on community, and Midwest Agri-Com supplies the welding equipment, wire, electrodes and torches that keep those projects moving. Our showroom sits on Route 71 in Ottawa, so the drive from Sheridan is simple and direct. Many neighbors also come in to plan a new fireplace or swap a drafty open hearth for an efficient insert or stove before winter. Area grain growers turn to us for in-bin drying, unload equipment and elevator legs. It is all handled by one local team.
Our Service
Fireplaces, Stoves and Shop Supplies
Our crew handles fireplace sales and installation from the first sketch through the final inspection. You can choose a stone or brick look, add a wood mantel and pick up the accessories that make daily use easier. If a stove suits your home better, we carry pellet and gas models for convenience and wood or corn models for those who like to supply their own fuel, built from steel, cast iron or soapstone. Hobby welders and contractors can buy a machine, schedule a repair and pick up wire, torches and handles in one stop. For grain growers near the Fox River, we provide in-bin drying, stirring machines and unload systems with design and installation support. Midwest Agri-Com also performs restoration and repair, so you can bring back an aging fireplace or keep an older grain system productive without starting from scratch.
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
Sheridan Neighbors Choose Us Because
Ask around Sheridan and you will hear that experience matters. Midwest Agri-Com is a family run operation serving customers since 1975. Our experienced sales team gives straight answers about fireplaces, stoves, welders and grain equipment, while our professional service technicians install and maintain everything carefully. You get personalized expert consultations that consider how you live and work, from a cozy family room to a busy hobby shop or a full grain setup. Free in-store estimates take the guesswork out of planning, and competitive pricing on quality products helps you get more value from every dollar. Being nearby matters too. When you need an inspection, a repair or a quick answer, you can reach a team that knows the Fox River area and stands behind its work.
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.
Is MIG or flux core welding easier for a beginner hobby welder?
Flux core is often the easiest start because it needs no gas cylinder and works outdoors in light wind. MIG with shielding gas produces cleaner welds and less spatter, which many hobbyists prefer once they gain confidence. Many machines can run both. Think about where you weld and what you build, and we can help you choose a setup.
How much clearance does a freestanding wood stove need from walls?
Think about total storage needs, how the new bin connects to existing handling equipment and if your dryer can keep up with added capacity. Site layout, drainage, truck traffic and future expansion all matter. Aeration fans, unload systems and access like bin stairs should be planned together. A design consultation helps everything work as one system.
What should I consider when adding a new grain bin to my site?
Think about total storage needs, how the new bin connects to existing handling equipment and if your dryer can keep up with added capacity. Site layout, drainage, truck traffic and future expansion all matter. Aeration fans, unload systems and access like bin stairs should be planned together. A design consultation helps everything work as one system.
Visit the Showroom
See Us About an Estimate
Sheridan customers can follow Route 71 to our Ottawa showroom or call ahead to describe the project. Bring photos of the room, the shop or the bin site. Store hours run extended most days. Get your free estimate started with a call to 815-712-5750.