Where We Work
Huntsville and the Madison County towns around it, plus the Limestone County side of Madison.
Huntsville and Nearby
Tree Removal Huntsville AL is built around Huntsville, Alabama: the Madison County seat, set in the Tennessee River valley with Monte Sano, Green Mountain and the other ridges to the east. Requests come from the old neighborhoods near downtown, from Jones Valley and Hampton Cove, and from the newer streets farther out.
The trees don't change much from town to town: oaks and pines over brick ranch houses, Bradford pears along the drives, hardwoods on the slopes. The rules do change. Huntsville, Madison, Owens Cross Roads and Gurley each set their own, and the unincorporated communities follow Madison County.
Madison and Limestone counties, west of Huntsville. The city that grew from Madison Station, where the May 2025 EF2 uprooted trees near Hughes Road.
Madison County, to the northwest. The unincorporated community on Old Railroad Bed Road, hit by tornadoes in 2011 and again in 2012.
Madison County, north toward the Tennessee line. Farm country along US 231 and 431, where storms struck in 2012, 2023 and 2024.
Madison County, to the north. Named for the 1809 Huntsville Meridian survey, with new subdivisions on old farm ground.
Madison County, to the southeast. A Flint River valley city between Green Mountain and Keel Mountain.
Madison County, east on US 72. The old railroad and cedar town, with hardwood hillsides knocked down in May 2025.
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