Can I just stop by the RBC office in Blountsville?
Our office is at 79404 Hwy 278, Blountsville, Alabama 35031. The best first step is to call (205) 429-4411 so we can talk about what you have in mind before you make the trip.[2]
Home of the RBC office
Steel buildings from the crossroads of US 278 and US 231
Blountsville is where RBC Buildings keeps its office, at 79404 Hwy 278. If you live or work in town, you can find us on your own highway.
A hometown office on US 278
RBC Buildings is based here in Blountsville, with our office at 79404 Hwy 278. That puts us in the same town as the people we talk to every day about pole barns, barndominiums, shops and metal roofing. Blountsville had 1,826 residents in the 2020 Census.[2]
US 278 crosses US 231 at Blountsville, which is why so much traffic moves through this part of northern Blount County. From the same crossing, Route 231 runs south about 6 miles to Cleveland and about 14 miles to Oneonta.[2,3]
Many properties around a highway crossroads like this one are a mix of homesites, small shops and open acreage. If you are planning a building here, the first conversation is usually about how you will use the space, and that is a good place to start with us.[2]
Questions from our own neighbors
General information. Every project is different, so call us about yours.
I have a few acres off US 278 or US 231. What kind of building usually fits?
It depends on how you plan to use the land. Many property owners look at a pole barn for equipment and storage, or a shop for a business or hobby.[3]
Is a barndominium a reasonable idea on a lot near a busy highway?
A barndominium puts living space and a work area under one roof, and some people like that on a larger lot. Where it makes sense depends on your land, your plans and the rules of the town or county, so check with the local permitting office early.[2]
My Blountsville home has an old roof. Does RBC do metal roofing?
RBC offers metal roofing and siding as well as full building projects. Call us with the roof you have and we can talk through the options.[2]
What makes Blountsville worth knowing
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Blountsville's post office was established in 1825, and the town was incorporated on December 13, 1827.[2]
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The town was the Blount County seat until 1889, when county government moved to Oneonta.[2]
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The Blountsville United Methodist Church was established in 1818 and is described as the oldest building in town that is still in use.[2]
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Blountsville sits in a valley in northern Blount County at an elevation of about 764 feet.[2]
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Spring Valley Beach Water Park is located in Blountsville.[2]
Buildings that suit a highway town
Shops and storage
A pole barn scaled to your budget can hold equipment, vehicles or a workshop on a Blountsville lot.
Business space
Along the highways through town, a commercial steel building can serve a shop, a storefront or a service business.
A home built to your plan
Barndominiums and residential metal buildings are one way to build on open land around Blountsville.
Come talk to your neighbors
Call (205) 429-4411 to talk about a building project in Blountsville. We are happy to listen first and answer questions from there.
Sources
Local details on this page come from these public sources, checked in October 2026.