Well I have two Morton buildings, one locally built/supplied, one Cleary and one Lester. The Mortons are a far better building. The metal holds the paint better and I love their door design. The metal rails instead of wood make the door much lighter but just as strong. I also like the fabricated post over a single cut post.
The reason they do not advertise prices is that they build the building to the requirement you need for snow load and building codes.
They also have two different levels of buildings. One is the premium one and one is more of a economy model.
I feel it is like most things you get what you pay for. If you want to go with another brand asked to see one that is 15-20 years old and go look at the metal.
The Cleary I have had to have new metal installed at 20 years as the paint had come off an there where cracks in the metal where the barn shifts in the wind. So additional bracing and new metal. That cost as much as the original building did. So nothing was saved by the cheaper building.
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