From an 1818 Meridian-Line Village to a Growth Corridor
Meridianville was founded in the early 1800s by settler Joseph Fenwick along the Nashville-to-Huntsville road -- now US 231/431 -- with lots for sale starting in 1818; within a decade the village had several mills, gins, and stores. It has since absorbed a significant share of the metro's residential growth as new subdivisions spread up US 231.
Fast-Built Subdivisions, Fast-Moving Water
Because most Meridianville housing is recent construction tied to fast-built subdivisions along US 231, the moisture issues that show up here tend to trace to drainage and exterior-envelope gaps from rapid building, rather than the decades of deferred maintenance common in Huntsville's older core.
Mold Services for Meridianville
Grading and Drainage Come First
In a corridor built up quickly, checking how a subdivision's grading and gutter drainage were actually installed matters more to a mold assessment than the age of the home itself.