Tree Service in Meridianville, AL

Neighborhoods & areas we serve

Meridianville and the surrounding north Madison County area, including the Spencer Lake and Spencer Estates subdivisions.

Local trees & conditions

Storms have tracked right through Meridianville. On December 16, 2019, the National Weather Service confirmed an EF-0 tornado (about 80–85 mph) that skipped through the Spencer Lake and Spencer Estates subdivision, downing trees and uprooting a large magnolia. On May 26, 2011, another EF-0 touched down near Meridianville and snapped and uprooted numerous large trees along Walker Lane near Moores Mill Road. Like the rest of the Tennessee Valley, the soils here are mostly red clay, which Alabama Extension notes holds water after long rains.

Sources: NWS Huntsville Dec. 16, 2019 survey, NWS Huntsville May 25–26, 2011 surveys, Alabama Extension Soils of Alabama

Permits & power lines

Huntsville Utilities provides electric service to all of Madison County, including Meridianville. If limbs are near or touching power lines, don't trim them yourself. Call Huntsville Utilities' Line Clearance office (256-535-1224, trees@hsvutil.org), which trims trees near its lines at no cost. Call 811 before planting a new tree.

Sources: Huntsville Utilities electric service

Our services in Meridianville

Questions about Meridianville jobs

My subdivision lost trees in the 2019 storm. Can you check the ones that are left?

Yes. Call or text 256-345-2055 and we'll look at any big tree near your house and tell you what we'd do.

Who trims limbs near the power lines in Meridianville?

Huntsville Utilities trims trees near its lines at no cost. Call its Line Clearance office at 256-535-1224. Don't trim near lines yourself.

Can you grind the stump after you take a tree down?

Yes. Stump grinding is one of our five services. Ask for it in your estimate.

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