Stark County Farms and Homes Covered
Toulon Welding, Grain Handling and Hearth Equipment You Can Trust
Bring us your bin plans, shop needs or heating questions, and our experienced team will build a free estimate around them.
Sales and Services
Equipment Support for Stark County's Seat
The county courthouse in town and wide-open fields a few minutes away give Toulon two very different faces, and your equipment needs likely reflect both. In town, older homes with original fireplaces often need restoration, a new liner or an efficient insert to make them usable again. Out on the farm, grain bins, dryers and handling systems have to perform when harvest arrives, and the shop welder gets plenty of use keeping implements in shape. Midwest Agri-Com, a family business in Ottawa, supports every part of that picture. You can rely on us for welding supplies, sales and service on welders, grain drying and handling setups, new fireplaces installed right, and both wood and pellet stoves. It is a drive northeast to our Route 71 showroom, and a phone call can answer many questions before you make the trip.
Our Service
Practical Help for Farm and Home
Restoring a century-old fireplace and installing a brand-new pellet stove call for different skills, and our hearth team brings both. Fireplace choices include brick, wood mantel, masonry and cultured stone designs, plus the tools and accessories that make daily use easier. Stoves come in corn, pellet, wood and gas versions built from cast iron, soapstone or steel. For Stark County growers, we design and install elevator legs, in-bin drying, stirring machines, unload systems, bin stairs and grain handling equipment, then follow up with repair and maintenance. The welding side supplies fuel kits, handles, torches and plasma cutters, as well as electrodes, filler rods and wire. When a welder itself needs attention, our crew sells replacement machines and services the ones you already own. Sales consultations, construction and inspection services tie it all together under one roof.
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
Experience You Can Lean On
Newer outfits come and go, but a family-owned company serving customers since 1975 has seen nearly every bin, chimney and welding problem a farm county can produce. That history shapes how our seasoned salespeople and service techs approach your project, from the first question to the last bolt. Personalized expert consultations help you sort through options without guesswork, and you get honest input on what will last. Competitive pricing on quality products keeps the focus on value instead of a fancy label. Free in-store estimates let you weigh choices calmly before spending a dime. Toulon customers can call ahead to talk specifics, then visit the Ottawa showroom with a clear list of questions. The goal is simple: equipment that fits your needs and service that holds up long after installation.
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.
How do I know what size elevator leg my grain setup needs?
Leg capacity should match or slightly exceed the fastest rate you need to move grain, usually set by your dryer output or truck unloading speed. Bucket size, belt speed and discharge height all play a part. Planning a little extra capacity now can save a costly upgrade if your operation grows.
Is a plasma cutter or an oxy-fuel torch better for farm cutting?
Soapstone heats up slowly but holds and releases warmth for hours after the fire dies down, giving gentle, even heat. Cast iron warms faster and radiates steady heat while it burns, and it often features detailed styling. Your daily routine and how quickly you want a room warmed should steer the choice.
What is the difference between soapstone and cast iron wood stoves?
Soapstone heats up slowly but holds and releases warmth for hours after the fire dies down, giving gentle, even heat. Cast iron warms faster and radiates steady heat while it burns, and it often features detailed styling. Your daily routine and how quickly you want a room warmed should steer the choice.
Visit the Showroom
Call for Your Free Estimate
Out-of-town customers often prefer to sort details by phone first, and that works well for us too. Describe your bins, shop or living room, and we will outline the options worth considering. For a free estimate from our Ottawa showroom, dial 815-712-5750.