“I did some calling around with neighbors that had Morton put buildings up for them, and [there were] no complaints at all, so…that made up my mind. And it really wasn’t the price. I mean, the price [was important]. More so, though, it was knowing that it was going to get done right—and it was going to get done when they said it was going get done...We’re happy. We’re happy with everything. The price was right for us and the building is excellent.”