I have an old family lot with a lot of open ground. What building should I start with?
A pole barn is a common first building for equipment, vehicles and storage. Scale it to your budget and uses, and check with the county permitting office.[2]
North county settlement dating to 1818
Meridianville lies north of Huntsville on the road toward Hazel Green. It blends older farm roots with newer homes, so a range of buildings makes sense.
We have one office, in Blountsville. We do not have an office in Meridianville.
Joseph Fenwick settled the community in the early 1800s along a major north-south route and offered lots for sale in 1818. Within its first decade it had several mills, gins and stores.[2]
Today it is a census-designated place of 8,209 residents on about 15.6 square miles. Land with farm roots and newer homesites often calls for equipment sheds, pole barns and workshops, depending on your parcel.[2]
General information. Every project is different, so call us about yours.
A pole barn is a common first building for equipment, vehicles and storage. Scale it to your budget and uses, and check with the county permitting office.[2]
Yes, steel buildings can be designed with different bays and openings. Tell us what you want to store and we will talk about layouts.[2]
That is a common reason people choose barndominiums. Plans can combine living and shop space, and turnkey work covers insulation, wiring and plumbing.[2]
The about page explains our history since 1983 and our engineering approach. It is a good read before you call.[2]
The 2020 Census counted 8,209 residents in the Meridianville CDP.[2]
Meridianville is an unincorporated community with a total area of 15.61 square miles.[2]
The elevation is 781 feet, and Hazel Green lies to the north and Moores Mill to the east.[2]
Lynn Fanning Elementary, Moores Mill Intermediate, Meridianville Middle School and Hazel Green High School serve the area.[2]



Call (205) 429-4411 to talk about a barn, shed or home near Meridianville. We will keep it simple, with no promises.
Local details on this page come from these public sources, checked in October 2026.