79404 Hwy 278, Blountsville, AL

Service Areas (205) 429-4411

North county settlement dating to 1818

Steel barns and sheds for Meridianville, north of Huntsville

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.

Mills, gins and stores on a north-south road

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]

Meridianville land and building questions

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

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]

Pole barns

Is a metal shed with a lean-to realistic for my garden equipment?

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]

Agricultural buildings

Could I live in a barndominium while still keeping a workshop?

That is a common reason people choose barndominiums.  Plans can combine living and shop space, and turnkey work covers insulation, wiring and plumbing.[2]

Residential metal buildings

Where can I learn about RBC before a call?

The about page explains our history since 1983 and our engineering approach.  It is a good read before you call.[2]

About RBC

Meridianville facts

  • 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]

A white metal equipment shed with open bays and tractors inside
A finished RBC building
A white metal building with dark roof lines under construction
A tan barndominium with a metal roof under construction

Ask about a Meridianville building

Call (205) 429-4411 to talk about a barn, shed or home near Meridianville.  We will keep it simple, with no promises.

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: Meridianville, Alabama