bioPURE™ SW Birmingham: Serving Hoover, Tuscaloosa, Pelham, and Bessemer

Innovative solutions for healthier environments in SW Birmingham

Birmingham is a vibrant city and an outstanding example of communities coming together to be their very best. With its world-class medical research initiatives, celebrated food and arts scene, and the newly created Birmingham Civil Rights National Monument, it is making strides towards progressive growth and social justice. It even has 541 acres of parks and green spaces per capita, creating beautiful places for the people of Birmingham to go outdoors, like Ruffner Mountain, Railroad Park, and the breathtaking Vulcan Trail at Vulcan Park & Museum. The city also commemorates a number of exciting events throughout the year that draw in visitors from all over, such as the Mercedes Marathon in February, Honda Grand Prix of Alabama in April, and Birmingham Freedom Fest in summer. Situation in a great location and home to several activities fun for all ages, Birmingham is a go-to destination for many.

Birmingham by the Numbers.

Population: 209,880
Number of Households: 91,598
Average annual temperature: 64 F
Average monthly rainfall: 4.70 inches
The land area of Birmingham is 147.02 sq. miles.
Public school system serves 23,000 students from K-12.

More information about Birmingham, AL

Contact bioPURE™ today to learn more about our products and services and how we can help you create a healthier environment…
where you live, where you work, where you play.

Proudly serving commercial and residential customers in SW Birmingham

including Hoover, Tuscaloosa, Pelham, and Bessemer.

Birmingham is a city bustling with opportunity and innovation. With 18,000 skilled auto workers – more than double the national average – as well Birmingham being home to a significant population of metal and machinery workers, Birmingham has been firmly established as one of the leading cities for industry in the United States.

Birmingham is a major leader in utilizing urban green spaces allowing residents and visitors alike to enjoy an abundance of outdoor recreational opportunities. Birmingham’s Red Mountain Park is one of the largest urban parks in the U.S., with 1200 acres that are 40 percent larger than New York City’s Central Park. Thanks to the city’s commitment to creating beautiful, accessible green spaces, plus its booming city space, those living in or visiting Birmingham can count on plenty of chances to get outside and relish nature’s wonders.