Tree service in Moundville, AL
Moundville is a small town south of Tuscaloosa on SR 69, mostly in Hale County, with its limits reaching into Tuscaloosa County. It is home to Moundville Archaeological Park, a National Historic Landmark, and has about 3,000 residents.
- Moundville's own website puts it about 15 miles south of Tuscaloosa, about half a mile from the Black Warrior River.
- SR 69 runs through town, leading north to Tuscaloosa and south to Greensboro.
On March 17, 2021, an EF1 tornado hit Moundville. The National Weather Service reported damage to the post office, a church and homes, and mobile homes on Rosser Road destroyed by a fallen tree. Source: National Weather Service
Who to contact in Moundville
For town streets, contact Moundville City Hall at 205-371-2641. Parts of the town are in Tuscaloosa County, so county roads there are handled by Tuscaloosa County Public Works at 205-345-6600.
What you can request
- Tree removal, including large or hard-to-reach trees and crane-assisted jobs
- Emergency and storm damage cleanup, including fallen trees
- Tree trimming, pruning, and shrub or hedge trimming
- Stump grinding and stump removal
- Lot and land clearing
- Hazardous tree assessments, brush and debris hauling, wood chipping, and tree health care
How it works
Fill out the short form below, or call (205) 614-9233. Your request goes to an independent local tree service, who contacts you to talk through the job and give you a quote. It is free to ask and there is no obligation.
Availability depends on the local pro. We are a referral service, not a tree company, and we don't perform the work ourselves.
Common questions
Who do I contact about a tree on a road in Moundville?
Moundville City Hall at 205-371-2641 for town streets. County roads in the Tuscaloosa County part are handled by Tuscaloosa County Public Works.
Do you cover Moundville even though it is mostly in Hale County?
We take requests from Moundville. Availability depends on the local pro, who will confirm if they cover your address.
