At Midwestern Construction, we believe that great results start with a great team. Our dedicated professionals bring years of experience, skill, and passion to every project, ensuring high-quality craftsmanship and exceptional service. From our knowledgeable roofing specialists to our friendly customer support staff, each member of our team plays a vital role in delivering reliable solutions for residential and commercial properties. Get to know the people behind our success and see why Midwestern Construction is a trusted name in roofing and exterior services.
Meet Rachel, our amazing Office Administrator who keeps everything running smoothly. With her expertise in QuickBooks, she ensures our finances are always in order. Beyond the office, Rachel has a heart of gold. She’s a proud mom of five, a loving grandmother to one, and a dedicated foster for animals in need. Her care and compassion shine in every part of her life, making her an invaluable part of our team!
Aaron Robinson: Business Owner & Contractor Extraordinaire
Aaron, the proud owner and contractor of MWC, has been making waves in the construction industry since 2014. With years of experience under his belt, he decided to start his own business, and the rest is history. When he’s not busy working hard, he enjoys spending time with his wife and their two beloved dogs.
Brandon has 4 years of experience in the construction industry and 10 years of sales experience. He has been good friends with the owner for half of his life and is dedicated to helping build and grow the company, along with creating a great experience for all of our clients. A former Marine and Iraqi war veteran, he has a meticulous attention to detail and drive to be the best.
He is currently the President of a Business Networking International chapter in the region and enjoys meeting new people and making strong connections. When he’s not working, he enjoys spending time with his 2 children, family and friends, experiencing the outdoors, reading the bible and about history, and cooking.
