Call Huntsville Tree Removal Pros for tree removal, trimming, stump grinding, and storm cleanup in Hampton Cove.
Call (256) 798-0959Hampton Cove is a master-planned community of about 2,800 acres and roughly 2,000 homes in 21 neighborhoods, southeast of Huntsville in the coves between Monte Sano and Green Mountain to the west and Keel Mountain to the east. It's home to a stop on the Robert Trent Jones Golf Trail -- three courses on about 630 acres -- and borders the Hays Nature Preserve and the Big Cove Creek Greenway.
Lots here are often large and heavily wooded, which is part of the appeal. It also means big trees close to big houses, and removals that need planning to protect the home, the landscaping, and sometimes the golf course or preserve next door.
An EF-1 tornado with winds around 93 mph crossed Hampton Cove in July 2023 on a path about seven miles long, bringing down trees and limbs on Masters Drive, Augusta Trace, and Hampton Cove Way.
Big trees in tight spaces between houses usually come down in rigged sections, and sometimes by crane when there's no room to lower the pieces safely.
Homes backing up to the golf course, the lakes, or the nature preserve can have trees on or near a line with land the homeowner doesn't own. Confirm whose tree it is before cutting.
Hampton Cove's electricity comes from Huntsville Utilities. If a tree or limb is on a line, stay back, treat it as live, and call 256-535-4448. Call 911 first if there's fire, an injury, or a line across the road. The 2023 tornado showed how quickly one storm can put trees down across several streets at once.
Sources disagree about whether all of Hampton Cove is inside Huntsville city limits -- some addresses may fall in Owens Cross Roads or unincorporated Madison County, all under the same 35763 ZIP code. Your property tax record will tell you which government you're under. Because Hampton Cove is a master-planned community, check your neighborhood's covenants or HOA before removing a tree as well.
Partly. Hampton Cove's own community site describes it as in Huntsville, while other sources say some addresses fall in Owens Cross Roads or unincorporated Madison County. Your property tax record will tell you for sure.
Usually, with planning. Pieces can be lowered on ropes instead of dropped, mats can protect the lawn, and equipment can be routed around beds and irrigation. Mention anything you want protected when you get a quote.