Morton Buildings, Inc.

Tasha was very very helpful, took the time to look up plans rather than just shoot me off to a sales person. Great SERVICE.

I have a Morton pole barn that was made in 1975. In the summer of 2018 I had some work done on the building. I had some base wood replaced, a chimney taken out, and three sky light panels replaced. Do to a recent hail storm I went on the roof to check for damage. The sky light panels were not damage, but I found nails and screws scattered around the roof (barn owners aren't suppose to go on the roof). Very sloppy and lazy work. I made a special trip to Morton (about 45 miles one way) and gave them the screws and nails. I haven't been to happy in the passed with there work and I'm less happy now. I told them as I was leaving that unless I had a major problem with the building I wouldn't have them back for anymore work.

Called to get quotes and talk to someone about building a pole barn. They said someone would get back to me in 24-48 hours. Still waiting. Forget these clowns.

Morton Builders built both phases of our Church building. One of them over 22 years ago and the second phase @ 12 years ago. We have several leaks in our metal roof. They lined the attic space with plastic that would fill with water. They said that is why they put the plastic down to catch the leaks and that is how it is supposed to work, because in the summer when it got hot it would evaporate. They also installed a lumpy floor in the gymnasium. They told us that the reason it is uneven is the wrong sand was used under the floor. There are several very poorly constructed pieces to the building. Morton does not stand by their work and they make excuses. They might be good at building pole barns but they are lousy at building churches. I would not recommend them for any finished space.