Certified by Morton Buildings, Inc. • Aug 30, 2026
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Founded in 1903, Morton Buildings specializes in post-frame construction buildings throughout all of America. We construct durable, custom buildings for a variety of residential, farm, equestrian, commercial and community projects. We take pride in manufacturing our own high-quality products to ensure your building is made to last. Learn more about our projects or contact us today to get started.
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Certified by Morton Buildings, Inc. • Aug 30, 2026
Certified by Morton Buildings, Inc. • Aug 30, 2026
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Boone Carlson
Mar 2, 2026
5.0
I’ve been fortunate to be involved with four building projects like this over the course of my career—this one makes five, and it’s my first Morton.
I only have one regret: that the other four weren’t Morton Buildings. The materials truly are better.
And believe me when I say this—having a building crew that actually works for the same company that manufactures the building is a big deal. They were professional from start to finish, and they know the product inside and out.
My salesperson, Kirk D., is extremely experienced in the industry and was great to work with throughout the entire process.
Thank you, Kirk, and thank you to Morton Buildings for a great building!
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Hunter Tjepkes
Dec 8, 2025
5.0
Justina was great! She gave me a detailed overview of my options and really cared to educate me on what the company had to offer. Would recommend to anyone!
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Dylan Erickson
Nov 4, 2024
5.0
Efficient and great timely detailed work!
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Jennifer Pullins
Sep 4, 2021
2.0
Had to put in several days of personal labor, and additional loan to cover work that wasn't done right the first time. Initially kirk tried to blame landscaping, but that was in no way possible, because backfilling was missed between the building and connecting sidewalk (underneath cemented areas) and evenly around the entire building. Something we might not have noticed for years had not the ice/snow on our sidewalk stayed melted all winter long from our indoor floor heat. Phone calls messages have been answered, but he just kept making excuses, and haven't heard a thing from him regarding reimbursement for having to have insulation pumped around the entire building, and a sunken spot of cement inside the shop area. ( that was the most efficient way to remedy that error) Very happy with the building itself, but you really need to be around personally or have someone you can trust be onsight to make sure things are getting done right after this experience-
Frequently Asked Questions About Morton Buildings, Inc.
What is a Morton Building?
A Morton Building is a premium post-frame structure (often referred to as a pole barn) known for its high-quality construction, proprietary materials, and exceptional durability. Founded in 1903, Morton Buildings custom-builds highly engineered wood-framed structures with heavy-gauge steel siding and roofing. They are used for a variety of applications, including farm shops, residential homes, equestrian facilities, garages, and commercial buildings.
How much does a Morton Building cost?
The cost of a Morton Building typically ranges from $30 to $65 per square foot for a basic structural shell, and between $50 and $150+ per square foot for a fully finished building. Pricing varies significantly based on factors such as building size, geographic location, custom design features, door and window packages, and whether the structure is a basic agricultural storage facility or a fully finished residential home.
Does Morton Buildings build residential homes and barndominiums?
Yes, Morton Buildings constructs custom residential homes, shop-houses (shouses), cabins, and barndominiums. Morton builds the highly energy-efficient, weatherproof post-frame structural shell—including exterior doors, windows, and steel siding—leaving the interior floor plan open. Homeowners then work with local subcontractors to complete the concrete, plumbing, electrical, and interior finishes.
What types of structures does Morton Buildings construct?
Morton Buildings designs and constructs a wide variety of custom post-frame structures. Their main specialties include agricultural farm buildings (machine storage, livestock facilities), equestrian stables and riding arenas, residential homes and cabins, detached garages and hobby shops, and commercial and community facilities like event venues, retail spaces, and churches.
What is included in a standard Morton Building quote?
A typical Morton Building quote includes the fully erected structural shell constructed by Morton’s own employee crews. This generally covers the laminated wood columns, engineered trusses, steel roofing and siding, and standard overhead and walk-in doors. Items typically excluded from the initial shell quote are site preparation, concrete foundation slabs, plumbing, electrical, HVAC, and interior drywall.
Are Morton Buildings all-metal structures?
No, Morton Buildings are not all-metal or rigid-steel buildings. They are post-frame structures, meaning they utilize a highly engineered wood framing system featuring laminated timber columns and wood trusses. This wood frame is then enveloped in premium, heavy-gauge roll-formed steel siding and roofing. This hybrid construction offers superior energy efficiency, better insulation capabilities, and more design flexibility than traditional all-steel buildings.
What makes Morton Buildings different from other pole barn builders?
Morton Buildings stands out from other pole barn builders through their turnkey project management, exclusive proprietary materials, and use of 100% company-employed construction crews rather than subcontractors. Unlike standard kit providers, Morton manufactures its own roll-formed steel, utilizes superior laminated timber columns, applies a fade-resistant proprietary paint system, and handles the construction directly to ensure quality control.
What kind of warranty does Morton Buildings offer?
Morton Buildings offers an industry-leading, non-prorated, 50-year limited warranty. This comprehensive coverage includes a 50-year warranty against snow load damage to the structure, a 50-year warranty against wood rot on preservative-treated columns, and a 35-year warranty on their proprietary paint finish against fading, chalking, and peeling.
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