Weidner's Mechanical Contractors

05/07/2026

Thank you for sponsoring our RES Color Run !

02/10/2026

Weidner’s mechanical contractors, we're proud to be patron sponsors once again at this year's event.

12/24/2025

May the Season of Christmas and the upcoming New Year bring you and your families Joy and Happiness

Our office will be closed December 25, 26 as well as January 1,2, however emergency service remains available.

Happy New Year to you and your families and know that the Weidner Team looks forward to keeping you warm in 2026

12/17/2025

Thank you for the abundance of nominations of individuals in need in our “Gift of Warmth” giveaway. We are proud to announce that with the generosity & collaboration of our vendor partner; DSG Supply, we were able to provide multiple families with furnaces. Wow - what a blessing this has been for us and those we serve.

Wishing you all a very Merry Christmas!
Weidners Mechanical

12/09/2025

Saint John's football saw its season come to a close in the Sweet 16 on Saturday in River Falls, Wisconsin, where the high-powered UW-River Falls offense scored 28 second-half points for a 42-14 final. The Johnnies had the early lead after a Westin Hoyt interception setting up St. John’s at the River Falls 2 yard line, three plays later, Quarterback Trey Feeney found tight end Andrew Harren of Sauk Rapids in the back of the end zone for a 7-0 lead with the extra point. The Falcons scored on their ensuing drive and added another touchdown early in the second quarter for a 14-7 lead at halftime. The Johnnies struggled all day generating offense managing just 295 yards and 14 points, well below their season averages on the way to completing a 10-2 season. SJU senior wide receiver Dylan Wheeler finished his collegiate career as just the fourth 3,000-yard receiver in Johnnie history, totaling 3,182 yards during his time in Collegeville and moving into second place all time on numerous receiving lists. The Johnnies senior class finishes with a 39-7, two conference titles and record three NCAA tournament appearances.

12/03/2025

Good Luck Johnnies!

The St. Johns football team took their first step on the road to the Stagg Bowl in Canton, Ohio with a dominating 49-15 win over Monmouth of Illinois last Saturday at Clemens Stadium in Collegeville. The Johnnies potent offense scored 7 touchdowns against a defense that had allowed 6 all season long coming into the second-round matchup. St. Johns was led by quarterback Trey Feeney who completed 32 of 48 passes for 387 yards and 6 touchdown passes, 4 of them to All American senior wide receiver Dylan Wheeler who caught 10 passes on the day for 144 yards. Wheeler set a program playoff record with the four touchdown receptions. St. John’s led 21-9 at halftime and then scored on each of their first four possessions of the second half to take total control of the matchup against the Fighting Scots. The Johnnies defense held an offense averaging 50 points per game to 15. The Johnnies will travel to Wisconsin River Falls to face the champions of the WIAC in the third round of the NCAA Playoffs this Saturday.

12/02/2025

⏳ Just two weeks left! ⏳Time is running out to nominate someone for a new furnace! Don't miss your chance to help a family in need stay warm and cozy this winter.

11/26/2025

11/24/2025

As proud sponsors of the Johnnies “Player of the Game” let’s cheer on the team’s efforts as they prepare for their November 29 game while remembering that like Weidner’s they are a “Team you can Count on”

Johnnies Football is playoff bound again!! The 7th ranked St. John’s football team completed a 9-1 regular season by routing St. Olaf 63-21 in their final regular season home game last Saturday. St. John’s is making their 10th appearance in the Division 3 playoffs in the last 11 years and 30th overall. The Johnnies will open at home in round two of the playoffs(after earning a first round bye) against Monmouth of Illinois, the champions of the Midwest Conference. That game will be played in Collegeville on November 29th with a noon kickoff.

The Johnnies and the Fighting Scots have some playoff history between them. St. John’s defeated the Fighting Scots 62-3 in the first round of the 2005 NCAA playoffs. Former Johnnies defensive lineman Kevin McNamara led the Johnnies with 7.5 sacks, setting a record that still stands today.

SJU has a 50-28 (.641) all-time postseason record, including a 27-8 (.771) mark in Collegeville.