"This expanded relationship with Johnson Controls and their local Direct Branch marks an important milestone for us," said Troy Gladstone, President of Midwest Machinery Company. "Never have we been more equipped to deliver on our mission of striving to be our customers' most trusted and valued partner in their pursuit of designing and constructing better buildings and mechanical systems."

In addition to the Johnson Controls partnership, Midwest Machinery has partnered with Cleaver-Brooks to bring boiler technology to Oklahoma, Missouri, Kansas, Northern Texas, and Southern Illinois. Cleaver-Brooks' high-performance products complement Midwest Machinery's existing portfolio, allowing the company to better meet its customers' steam and hydronic needs.

"We're thrilled to introduce Cleaver-Brooks' trusted boiler technology to Kansas City and St. Louis," Gladstone said. "Their high-performance products perfectly complement what we already offer, and now we can meet even more of our customers' needs in steam and hydronics. Our clients know they can count on us for world-class support and cutting-edge innovation."

Jere Kimmel, director of Boiler Systems at Midwest Machinery, will oversee the Cleaver-Brooks product line. Kimmel brings over 30 years of experience in boiler and steam systems to his role and will ensure that customers receive the expert guidance and tailored solutions they deserve.

With Cleaver-Brooks now part of its product offering, Midwest Machinery can provide high-efficiency boilers, integrated systems, and aftermarket services to sectors like healthcare, education, manufacturing, and more.

"As always, our goal is to keep expanding our ability to serve our customers with the best in air, steam, and hydronics solutions," Gladstone concluded. "We're ready to help you tackle your next project with the full backing of our factory-trained technicians and a comprehensive product line."