Local coverage
Project conversations across Madison County and the Tennessee Valley.
Which independent provider can take a job depends on their schedule and the property's location — each community below has its own housing and site notes.
Madison
Madison sits just west of Huntsville near Redstone Arsenal and has been one of Alabama's fastest-growing cities for two decades, so its subdivisions share build eras and reach replacement age together.
Local planning notes →Athens
Athens is the seat of Limestone County northwest of Huntsville and predates the city's aerospace boom by more than a century, and its historic roofs often carry several layers over original decking.
Local planning notes →Owens Cross Roads
Owens Cross Roads sits southeast of Huntsville in a rural stretch of Madison County, where mature tree cover brings constant debris load and limb-strike risk.
Local planning notes →Meridianville
Meridianville is an unincorporated community north of Huntsville that has absorbed much of the metro's residential growth, leaving builder-grade roofs installed within a narrow window.
Local planning notes →New Market
New Market is a small, historically rural community in northeastern Madison County where properties often include outbuildings and metal roofing alongside the main house.
Local planning notes →Hazel Green
Hazel Green sits at Madison County's northern edge near the Tennessee line, on open ground that takes the full force of North Alabama wind and hail events.
Local planning notes →Harvest
Harvest is an unincorporated community west of Huntsville close to Redstone Arsenal, where rapid growth means roof ages cluster tightly across whole subdivisions.
Local planning notes →