There are various choices and building styles available for steel building home or cabin construction. There are also many factors to consider when deciding on who is going to build your next home. A Morton home is ideal to create open floor layouts, accommodate storage and hobby needs, and to customize with an array of porch options. Your Morton home is built by our crews with the highest quality materials and is covered by our industry-leading warranty.
My Morton home is my country get-away. I liked the way Morton worked. The sales consultant was really helpful in planning out the square footage and where the rooms should be for the flow of the house. The Morton crew was professional, came in, got the job done, cleaned up the site, and were gone, with the house ready for the subcontractors to finish… I have been very, very pleased with my home. It's turned out better than I expected it to. It’s a very well-built home. There'd be no doubt in my mind that I would use Morton if I wanted to build another building.
- Claudia, Oklahoma
Our home offering includes certified structural design, site preparation, an engineered concrete foundation, wall insulation, doors, and windows, providing you a high-quality, lockable, insulated building shell, fully constructed on your property, ready for you to finish any way you want.
Our most popular style of Morton home! This single-story home offers an open floor plan and designs with detached garages, to attached garages, to attached shops to best fit your style.
Looking for your home away from home? Whether it’s your lake retreat, a hunting resort, or country getaway, a Morton cabin will have you covered.
A large shop with your house included in the space = a Shouse. The ultimate space to get your work done with a living space to call home or get away.
Unlike traditional stick-built home construction, Morton Buildings utilizes a method known as post-frame construction. Traditional stick-built homes tend to have many corners, have multiple levels, vinyl/brick siding, and with interior load bearing walls. Morton’s post-frame home is an engineered wood-framed building, typically has simpler configurations, and features steel roof and siding.
There are multiple advantages in choosing Morton’s post-frame for your forever home or cabin:
Morton homeowners not only comment on the beauty and flexibility of their homes, but they are also impressed with the efficiency of a Morton metal barn home. Imagine saving on heating and cooling costs year-round. That’s exactly what Morton owners have found. Thanks to our exclusive Energy Performer® insulation system, your building will be well insulated and remain comfortable throughout the seasons. The Energy Performer system combines superior wall/ceiling insulation with effective ventilation for a comfortable, cost-effective environment. How does this stand apart from stick-built construction? Learn more here.
The cost of any home is a function of the quality of materials used, level of interior finish, and builder qualifications. Typically, the cost of a finished Morton Home is comparable to a stick-built home. Here are some reasons why a Morton home or cabin is an optimal choice:
It is important to note that the planning process for a Morton home or cabin can differ from traditional stick-built construction. Obtaining appropriate financing and preparing a construction site are critical first steps.
Because every Morton home is unique, there is not a one-price-fits-all estimate to how much a Morton steel building house or steel cabin costs. Moreover, costs can vary based on local requirements (i.e., snow loads, wind loads), site conditions (i.e., room for our crews, soil properties), location (i.e., additional delivery charges, and other factors (i.e., local taxes, local wage rates).
We encourage you to start your journey with Morton by selecting a model home or cabin from an array of options. These model building designs have an optimized open-floor layout, popular building shell features, are excellent starting points to understand budgetary pricing. This will help you evaluate and determine if Morton is a good fit for your project. You can then work with your local sales consultant, to adapt the design and features to suit your unique needs.