Cherokee County is growing fast — and so is its rental market. W.D.S. Eviction Service helps landlords in Canton, Woodstock, Ball Ground, and Holly Springs manage the full dispossessory process without the guesswork.
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Growing rental market north of Atlanta
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Process management, notice to set-out
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Serving Georgia landlords since
Cherokee County has been one of Georgia's fastest-growing counties for over a decade. New subdivisions, expanding communities, and a growing workforce have created a robust rental market — and with it, a steady stream of dispossessory cases at the Cherokee County Magistrate Court in Canton. W.D.S. Eviction Service works with Cherokee County landlords to handle the entire process: demand notices, court filings, hearing coordination, writ of possession, and set-out. We do the work so you can focus on your property.
We draft and serve your demand for possession — properly formatted and delivered to meet Georgia's requirements before any court filing.
We prepare your dispossessory affidavit and handle the Magistrate Court filing — accurately, quickly, and in the right county.
When a tenant files an answer, we coordinate scheduling and preparation for the hearing so your case stays on track.
Once judgment is entered, we handle the writ of possession paperwork and coordinate with the marshal to schedule your set-out.
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The writ of possession is not the end — it's the beginning of the physical removal. W.D.S. Eviction Service coordinates and executes the entire set-out operation so you don't have to manage crews, officers, or haul-off separately.
We coordinate directly with the county marshal or sheriff to schedule and manage the physical ejection — on-duty and off-duty officer arrangements where available.
Experienced crews for single-family homes and residential properties — we handle the physical removal of belongings from the unit.
Scaled crew services for apartment units and commercial properties, including multi-unit and portfolio situations.
Full debris removal and haul-off after set-out — so the property is cleared and ready for turnover without additional coordination on your end.
Lock replacement at the time of set-out to secure the property immediately after the tenant is removed.
We manage the entire set-out operation — crew scheduling, officer coordination, debris removal, and lock replacement — as a single coordinated service.
Need a set-out scheduled in Cherokee County?
Contact us to discuss crew size, property type, and scheduling. Pricing varies based on property size, ejection circumstances, and services required.
Call (404) 795-5069Cherokee County, headquartered in Canton, is a rapidly growing county north of Atlanta. Dispossessory proceedings are handled through the Cherokee County Magistrate Court. W.D.S Eviction Service assists landlords across Cherokee County — from Canton to Woodstock — with professional eviction support.
Cherokee County's rental market skews toward single-family homes and newer suburban developments. Many landlords in Cherokee are individual property owners managing one or two rentals — not large management companies. W.D.S. works with landlords at every scale, and we make the process straightforward regardless of your experience level.
Georgia law requires landlords to follow a specific process before removing a tenant. Skipping steps or making procedural errors can delay your case or result in dismissal. W.D.S Eviction Service ensures your filing is done correctly the first time, saving you time and money.
Browse county eviction guidesMany Cherokee County landlords are individual property owners who haven't been through the eviction process before. We walk you through every step, handle the filings, and make sure nothing falls through the cracks — from the first notice to the final set-out.
Start Your Case TodayW.D.S. Eviction Service handles the full dispossessory process for property owners and managers throughout Cherokee County — from the first notice to the final set-out.