Dave Maxwell
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Now that is my biggest question. County approved, money is waiting. Who gets my 31,000. All priced within a thousand of each other
Morton, Cleary, Ragland???
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green.bubbly
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Never heard of Ragland. Have heard nothing but good from Clearly and Morton owners.
Probably depends more on who you feel more comfortable with.
Probably depends more on who you feel more comfortable with.
OP
Dave Maxwell
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So far they have all been good to me and have a good rep. Morton seems to ha e the best warranty I think. Have heard they don't back it up though
santagary
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Cleary built my 60 by 80' foot barn...I'm very happy...I especially love their triple and quadruple 2/6" post laminated construction for the posts.
Shadowdog500
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I love my Morton building. Everything is first rate and I always seem to get comments on how well my building is made.
My neighbor used to build morton buildings and he told me that they did warranty work even on some pretty old buildings. I've seen a couple of complaints online, id love to hear the other side of the story.
Chris
My neighbor used to build morton buildings and he told me that they did warranty work even on some pretty old buildings. I've seen a couple of complaints online, id love to hear the other side of the story.
Chris
krooser
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Not much difference between them....I'd go for the best scheduled delivery and build time... be sure they will clean up after themselves. get it in writing...
jaker10
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I'm having a 30x48 put up. I was going to have a cleary put it up but went with Ragland do to cleary's are 20 lbs. per sq.ft. snow load were Ragland are 30 lbs. per sq. ft. Just something to think about.
IndyGarage
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Totally depends on the crew putting it up.
If you are in an area where Morton has an experienced crew, they make a good building. If they give you an inexperienced crew, you will get a crappy building.
I would ask every local farmer who they use, and when you get two or three that say the same person, you have someone you need to talk to. Then go shop for the building.
If you are in an area where Morton has an experienced crew, they make a good building. If they give you an inexperienced crew, you will get a crappy building.
I would ask every local farmer who they use, and when you get two or three that say the same person, you have someone you need to talk to. Then go shop for the building.
OP
Dave Maxwell
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Great points everyone. Thanks. I live in snowy area, so will definitely check into the snow load. Going to give FBI building a chance also.
CamarosRus
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Anybody reading this have pole bldg (or stick build) reccomendations for South King County, Washington State...........(please P.M. or Email below)
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