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America's Leader in Quality Wood Post-Frame Steel Covered Buildings
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- Regular Hours:
Mon - Fri - Phone:
Main - 800-447-7436
- Address:
- 380 Erie Ave Morton, IL 61550
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- Categories
- Buildings-Pole & Post Frame, Building Contractors, Construction Consultants, Farm Buildings, Garages-Building & Repairing, Metal Buildings
- Services / Products
- Farm Storage Buildings Shop and Hobby Buildings Dairy and Beef Facilities Hay Storage Equestrian Buildings Stall Barns Riding Arenas Pasture Shelters Homes and Cabins Living Quarters Garages Suburban Storage Airplane Hangar Commercial Buildings Retail Buildings Strip Malls Mini Storage Warehouses Office Buildings Restaurants Hotel and Motel Day Care Facilities Car Washes Convenient Stores Oil and Lubrications Facilities Dealerships Churches Activity Facilities Kennels Veterinarian Buildings Medical and Dental Facilities Fire Stations Municipal Buildings Bank and Savings Facilities Park Shelters and Pavilions Gymnasiums Swimming Pool Cover General Storage Building
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- Brands
- Morton Buildings & Country Craft Buildings
General Info
For over 100 years, Morton Buildings has provided quality and service to people looking for an attractive, long-lasting building. Because Morton utilizes post-frame construction methods, you get the flexibility you want and need in a building. With offices located across the country, Morton can construct your horse barn, garage, storage building, commercial building, farm storage building or home. From simple to complex projects, we have the experience to make your building dreams come true.
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I would not recommend a morton building to anyone. I've had mine for 3 years & have had nothing but problems with them shutting, The problem seems to come & go. I have had them out twice & they make adjustments & within a few months the doors won't line up to lock them together, leaving a gap in the middle. The door will drag on the rails making it necessary to close them with a come-a-long at times. generally a bad design.