Olympus Hills sits on the east bench of Holladay with homes climbing the lower slopes of Mount Olympus. Many properties here back up to natural drainages that fill quickly during spring snowmelt or summer thunderstorms, sending water toward foundations and crawlspaces. Renewcrest Guild responds from 6245 Highland Dr to extract water, dry affected materials, and prevent mold in these hillside settings before damage spreads to neighboring lots.
Winters bring heavy snow loads that linger on north-facing roofs and yards, while older split-level and rambler homes common along 2300 East and 6200 South often have aging perimeter drains that struggle with the volume. Crews stage equipment on narrow driveways and work around steep grades to reach lower levels without tracking mud through finished spaces.
Close proximity to Olympus Hills Park and Holladay City Park means crews frequently handle runoff from irrigated turf and park irrigation lines that can back up into adjacent residential yards after heavy rain.
Around Olympus Hills
We regularly work near:
- 📍Olympus Hills Park
- 📍Holladay City Park
- 📍Highland Drive at 6200 South
- 📍Mount Olympus trailheads
- 📍2300 East corridor
Water Damage Restoration in Olympus Hills — Local Notes
- •Steep lots along the Olympus Hills bench create rapid water channeling during melt or storms, requiring immediate perimeter trenching before water reaches lower-level bedrooms common in local ramblers.
- •Many homes built in the 1960s-1980s along Highland Drive have original clay or thin-wall PVC drains that collapse under shifting hillside soils, turning small leaks into full basement losses.
- •Snow accumulation on north-facing slopes melts slowly into spring, saturating side yards and crawlspaces that sit below street grade near Olympus Hills Park.
- •Access on narrower streets off 2300 East limits large equipment, so teams use smaller extraction units and hand-carry drying equipment into tight backyards.