Serving White Hall, Illinois
White Hall is the Greene County pottery town on US-67 where IL-106 ends, named for a stagecoach tavern and home to 39 potteries between 1825 and 1948.
Local & Insured
About 2,300 people live twenty-six road miles and thirty-three minutes south of Jacksonville. Its post office dates to 1827, David Barrow built the first house in 1830, and the town was laid out in 1836.
From 1825 to 1948 it supported 39 commercial potteries, and stoneware from A. D. Ruckel's White Hall Pottery Works is still collected. Under the topsoil sits heavy clay that anchors bur oak and hickory but keeps yards wet in spring. The streets carry silver maple, hackberry and dead ash.


Removal, stump grinding, trimming and clearing for the pottery town at the south end of our route.

Borer-killed ash, derecho damage and leaning oaks taken down in pieces and hauled off the same day. Details and prices →

Stumps ground below grade so the lawn can grow back over the spot. Details and prices →

Limb removal, deadwooding and storm-prep thinning on silver maples, with clearance over the house, driveway and street. No topping. Details and prices →

Grown-up fencerows, old farmstead groves and building lots cleared out and left ready for what comes next. Details and prices →
Why a Jacksonville Crew Comes to White Hall
White Hall is the far end of our Greene County run and we make it without a trip charge. Brooke groups White Hall with Roodhouse and Manchester work so the estimate date stays quick.
The clay that fed the potteries holds water. We schedule heavy equipment for dry weeks, lay mats where we have to and leave your yard the way we found it.
Silver maples and hackberries on the older blocks lean over roofs, fences and wires. We rope each section down; felling one whole isn't an option on a town lot.
The town took its name from a stagecoach tavern: the driver would call out, next stop, the White Hall. Our written prices here match Jacksonville's.
Not for a tree wholly on your own lot; Jacksonville's tree ordinance and trimmer license end at the city line. White Hall has its own city code, and we found no permit there for a home-lot tree; ask at City Hall before cutting one over a city street. Burn rules and the rest are on our permits page.
If a silver maple over your White Hall house is splitting or a hickory on the lot line needs an honest look, call or ask for a free written estimate.
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