Holly Springs runs no water department; the Cherokee County Water and Sewerage Authority supplies water and sewer and takes backflow test reports through an online portal. The city's own building official permits and inspects the work through Cloudpermit. Call the number on this page to be connected with a local plumber in Holly Springs.
Who supplies water and sewer to a Holly Springs business?
The Cherokee County Water and Sewerage Authority. The city's only utility is stormwater, and its own rezoning application asks for a water and sewer availability letter from CCWSA. The downtown sanitary sewer was built with CCWSA under an intergovernmental agreement. Some properties may not be on sewer, which our sources didn't verify. CCWSA's customer service line is 770-479-1813.
How are backflow tests handled?
Through CCWSA's Backflow Department. Backflow testers and master plumbers submit device test reports electronically through the authority's Backflow Prevention Test Portal, with logins issued by the Backflow Department at 770-479-9107. The page we reviewed doesn't state how often devices must be tested, so ask CCWSA what schedule applies to your assembly. Restaurants, medical offices and anything with irrigation or a fire line are the usual places these devices turn up.
Who permits plumbing work?
The City of Holly Springs. Its FAQ says permitted work is inspected by the city's building official and directs callers to City Hall at 770-345-5536, and its Building Inspections page points to the Cloudpermit online portal. Plumbing and water heater permits aren't named specifically, so check with City Hall before work starts.
A short local note
Holly Springs is one of the youngest places in the metro: the median home was built in 2009, and under 4% predate 1980. Most commercial plumbing here is new, so problems tend to be clogs, fixture wear, early heater failures and installation shortcuts rather than old pipe. In a building still under a warranty, check that before paying for a repair. The city also bills a stormwater fee on the tax bill, which is separate from CCWSA water and sewer charges.
When you call, you'll be connected with an independent local plumber who does commercial work in Holly Springs. Describe the business, the fixtures that are affected and when the space can be closed. If the problem is on the public side, such as a main break or a sewer overflow in the street, CCWSA is the right first call instead. Tenants in the newer centers near the I-575 exits should check the lease to see whether the landlord or the tenant approves repairs, and whether any builder warranty still applies to the building's plumbing.
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