Water damage in Holly Springs: the short answer
Holly Springs is one of the fastest-growing cities near Kennesaw, and much of its housing is relatively new, so supply lines, water heaters and appliance hoses are common culprits, along with frozen pipes in a hard freeze. Stop the water, photograph everything and get drying started quickly. Call (770) 555-0186 to speak with a local water damage restoration contractor who serves Holly Springs.
About Holly Springs
Holly Springs is a Cherokee County city that grew from 9,189 people in 2010 to 16,213 in 2020, an increase of 76.4%, and the Census Bureau's 2025 estimate is 20,261. Incorporated in 1906 as the Town of Holly Springs, it's said to be named for a stand of holly trees near a spring at the original town site. Interstate 575 runs through the city at exits 11 and 14, Canton borders it to the north and Woodstock to the south. The city's ZIP code is 30142.
Common water damage calls in Holly Springs
- burst pipes and failed supply lines
- water heater leaks and appliance hose failures
- basement water after heavy rain
- sewage backups through floor drains
For every service, see our page on water damage restoration around Kennesaw.
Rain and creeks nearby
In September 2009, Noonday Creek crested at 19.66 feet near Woodstock, just south of Holly Springs, against a 10-foot flood stage, and floodwater closed parts of Georgia 92 and Interstate 575 near the 92 ramps. If water reached your home from outside, it's treated as floodwater, which homeowners policies generally exclude. See flood damage cleanup for what changes.
Holly Springs at a glance
- Population
- 16,213 at the 2020 Census; 20,261 in the Census Bureau's 2025 estimate
- County
- Cherokee
- ZIP
- 30142
- Highway
- I-575 exits 11 and 14
- Housing
- 6,353 housing units at the 2020 Census
When you call from Holly Springs
Give your address and ZIP code, what failed or where the water came from, and whether the home is still under a builder warranty. Our insurance claim guide covers the paperwork.