Midwest Installation Group

Office layout affects more than just how a space looks.

According to the 2025 Global Workplace Survey by Gensler, which studied more than 16,800 office workers across 15 countries, workplace design plays a major role in productivity, collaboration, and employee satisfaction.

Things like:
• Furniture placement
• Monitor height
• Traffic flow
• Spaces for both focus and collaboration

All influence how well people can do their jobs every day.
When we install and configure a workspace, we’re not just placing furniture. We’re thinking about how your team will actually use the space day-to-day.

A well-planned setup supports better performance, fewer interruptions, and a workplace people actually enjoy coming into.

📖 If you enjoy workplace design research like we do, you can explore the full study here: https://bit.ly/4cnAYqu

Another workspace ready for what’s next.
Our recent project with KMU focused on creating a clean, organized environment that supports their day-to-day operations.

Thank you to KMU for trusting us with your space!

We were NOT PREPARED for this review! 🤣
A customer recently sent us a dramatic five-star “film critique” of our Proper Packing Techniques training video… and it had the entire team laughing so we just had to share!!

"In a year already brimming with cinematic triumphs, few films dare to reach the soaring heights ofThe Midwestern Installation Group Training Video on Proper Packing Techniques— and yet, against all odds, this unassuming masterpiece does exactly that.

From the very first frame, as the camera lovingly pans across corrugated cardboard and industrial shelving, we know we are in the hands of auteurs. The opening monologue by Chuck Haliburton is nothing short of Shakespearean — a tour de force performance that blends gravitas, grit, and just the faintest whisper of bubble wrap. His presence anchors the film with the steady authority of a man who has truly seen things… and packed them properly.
And then there is Timmy Dedich. Oh, Timmy. His final scene — punctuated by that now-iconic, toothy gleaming smile — will undoubtedly go down in training video history. It’s a smile that says, “Yes, this pallet is secure,” but also, “Hope endures.” Dedich doesn’t just deliver lines; he delivers destiny.

The supporting cast offers admirable turns, bringing nuance and depth to such complex roles as “Background Associate #2” and “Man Nodding Near Shrink Wrap.” But make no mistake: this is Haliburton and Dedich’s world — and we are merely packing in it.
Visually stunning. Emotionally resonant. Unapologetically instructional. Critics are already calling it “the cardboard epic of our time” and “a bubble-wrapped ballet of precision and passion.”
Five stars. Two thumbs up. One perfectly labeled box."