79404 Hwy 278, Blountsville, AL

Service Areas (205) 429-4411

Home of the first 911 call

Haleyville steel buildings at the crossroads town

Haleyville began as a crossroads and is known for the first 911 system, and RBC Buildings serves it from Blountsville.

We have one office, in Blountsville.  We do not have an office in Haleyville.

A railroad crossroads in two counties

Haleyville was incorporated on February 28, 1889 and began as Davis Cross Roads where Byler Road met the Illinois Central Railroad.  It had 4,361 residents in 2020.[2]

The city lies in Winston and Marion counties.  Properties include town lots and rural acreage, so there is room for shops, barns and homes.[2]

Haleyville questions

General information.  Every project is different, so call us about yours.

Which county handles permits for a Haleyville lot?

The city spans two counties, so ask the city office which applies.[2]

Contact RBC

Can steel work for a small business building?

Yes, RBC builds commercial steel buildings.  It depends on your use.[2]

Commercial buildings

Do pole barns suit land around Haleyville?

They are a common choice for equipment and storage on rural land.[2]

Pole barns

Is Haleyville too far from Blountsville?

It is near the edge of RBC's roughly 100 mile radius, and the route distance is on this page.[2]

About RBC

Haleyville facts

  • On February 16, 1968, the first 9-1-1 emergency telephone system in the nation went into service here.[2]

  • Hal Guthrie opened the first Guthrie's restaurant in 1965.[2]

  • The Haleyville High School Band won a national championship in 2003 in Dallas.[2]

  • The city lies about 25 miles northeast of Hamilton.[2]

A metal barn with open sides and a white roof
A finished RBC building
A white metal building with a covered side porch
A green metal building with a timber-framed front porch

Talk about a Haleyville project

Call (205) 429-4411 to talk about your Haleyville property.

Sources

Local details on this page come from these public sources, checked in October 2026.

  1. OpenStreetMap contributors: road routing (OSRM) from 79404 Hwy 278, Blountsville
  2. Wikipedia: Haleyville, Alabama