Spoon River Country Equipment, Done Right
Grain, Welding and Fireplace Solutions for Wyoming, IL
Since 1975, our family-run crew has offered personal attention, straight answers and free estimates to Stark County homes and farms.
Sales and Services
Rooted in Spoon River Country
Rolling Spoon River area countryside around Wyoming looks peaceful in summer, but come November the wind across Stark County fields tells a different story. That shift explains why so many local households look for a dependable wood or pellet stove, and why farm families keep a close eye on grain drying and storage before the cold sets in. Shop welders stay busy year round, fixing everything from hitches to gates. Our family-owned business in Ottawa helps with every one of those jobs. You can count on us for grain drying and handling systems, welding wire and gear, welder sales and repair, installed fireplaces, and wood or pellet stoves for chilly farmhouse rooms. Wyoming sits a good distance from our showroom, so many customers start by phone, then visit once they have narrowed down what they want.
Our Service
Grain, Welding and Hearth Know-How
Big operations need full bin systems, while smaller acreages may only need a stirring machine or a set of bin stairs, and we help at both scales. Grain work includes drying inside the bin, unloading, elevator legs and handling, all backed by design, installation, repair and maintenance. Your shop can pick up plasma cutters, filler rods, torches, wire, fuel kits, electrodes and handles, and our crew offers sales and service on welders. For the house, choose a fireplace dressed in cultured stone, brick or masonry, or keep it classic with a wood mantel, then add tools and accessories. Stoves are available for gas, wood, pellet and corn fuel, in steel, cast iron and soapstone. Installation and inspection services make sure everything is set up correctly from day one.
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
Why Families Here Trust Us
Quick sales pitches fade fast, while long relationships come from honest work, and that idea has guided Midwest Agri-Com since 1975. As a family-owned company, we start with personalized expert consultations, listening to what your farm or home really needs before suggesting anything. Competitive pricing on quality products helps your budget stretch further on equipment built to last. Free in-store estimates give you clear numbers to compare, with no pressure to decide on the spot. Experienced salespeople and a professional service team handle everything from the first conversation through installation and inspection. For a rural community like Wyoming, that kind of steady, dependable help matters. You deserve a supplier who answers the phone, explains the options and follows the job through to the end.
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.
Why should I add stairs to my grain bin instead of using ladders?
Climbing a vertical ladder with a sample probe or a wrench in hand is awkward at best and dangerous when rungs are icy. Stairs with handrails let you reach the bin roof upright, carry what you need and take your time. If you check moisture or run maintenance on a bin every week through fall, that steadier climb adds up quickly.
Do I need a 240-volt welder or will 120 volts work?
Plan on an annual inspection, ideally before heating season begins. Cleaning frequency depends on how much you burn and what fuel you use, since seasoned hardwood leaves less creosote than wet wood. A yearly check catches cracked liners, loose mortar and blockages before they turn into a safety problem.
How often should I have my fireplace chimney inspected and cleaned?
Plan on an annual inspection, ideally before heating season begins. Cleaning frequency depends on how much you burn and what fuel you use, since seasoned hardwood leaves less creosote than wet wood. A yearly check catches cracked liners, loose mortar and blockages before they turn into a safety problem.
Visit the Showroom
Let's Map Out Your Project
Some customers arrive with a clear plan, others with nothing more than a cold back bedroom or a bin that dries unevenly. Both are good places to start. Ask for a free estimate from our experienced team by calling 815-712-5750.