Baldwin County, GA – Install or Repair Septic Tanks or Grease Traps ($3,000) Bond
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Sewer and Septic Tank Contractor Bonds are necessary in some states to secure a license for the repair or construction of sewer systems, septic tanks, manholes, and pump stations. These bonds play a crucial role in ensuring public safety by guaranteeing that the work will be carried out correctly.
Should the contractor fail to fulfill their obligations as specified by the government agency, the surety company is liable to cover any damages up to the value of the bond. However, the contractor remains responsible for these losses and is required to reimburse the surety company for any payouts made under this arrangement.
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