Can a steel building work for a vendor space near Trade Day?
Steel buildings are used for retail, storage and market space. RBC designs and builds commercial buildings. Zoning and permitting depend on your parcel, so check with the town first.[2]
Little Wills Valley town
Poultry and trade day country: steel buildings in Collinsville
Collinsville sits in Little Wills Valley between Lookout Mountain and Big Ridge, and it mixes poultry work with a famous weekly trade day.
We have one office, in Blountsville. We do not have an office in Collinsville.
Collinsville questions
General information. Every project is different, so call us about yours.
Do you build chicken houses near Collinsville?
RBC designs chicken houses, and its sister company Smith Poultry & Supply handles poultry equipment. With poultry the lead product in DeKalb County, many growers here know the process well.[3]
What about farmland on the valley floor or ridge slopes?
Hillier land can limit where a building sits, so a site review matters. RBC can design to your needs, and a pole barn is a flexible choice.[2]
Can I get a metal roof for a home between the ridges?
Metal roofing is a popular choice for homes and barns. RBC keeps price lists for metal sheathing and trim, and prices are subject to change.[2]
A valley town with a big Saturday crowd
Collinsville was incorporated in 1887 and lies in both DeKalb and Cherokee counties. It had 2,059 residents in 2020, up from 1,983 in 2010. The valley setting puts ridges on both sides of town.[2]
Collinsville Trade Day, held on Saturdays, is estimated to draw about 10,000 visitors regularly, and more in spring. A poultry plant employing about 800 people is the town's largest employer. If you are planning a vendor building, a farm building or a shop, steel is worth a conversation.[2]
DeKalb County leads Alabama in agricultural sales at about $863 million, with poultry and eggs the most valuable product.[3]
Collinsville facts
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The 2020 Census counted 2,059 residents in Collinsville.[2]
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The town incorporated in 1887 and spans DeKalb and Cherokee counties in Little Wills Valley.[2]
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Collinsville Trade Day, held weekly on Saturdays, is estimated to draw about 10,000 visitors and was annexed into the town limits in 2004.[2]
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A Koch Foods poultry plant, with about 800 employees, is the largest employer in town.[2]
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DeKalb County leads Alabama with about $863 million in agricultural sales each year.[3]
Talk about a Collinsville building
Call (205) 429-4411 to talk about a farm, shop or business building near Collinsville. We can go over options with no pressure.
Sources
Local details on this page come from these public sources, checked in October 2026.