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Before a contractor works on sewer lines that tie into the North Haven public system, the Town wants a $20,000 bond on file. A surety bond meets that requirement for a premium instead of a $20,000 cash deposit.
The Town of North Haven, Connecticut requires a $20,000 sanitary sewer contractor bond from contractors who install or repair sewer connections to the Town's public sewer system. The bond guarantees the work is done to the Town's sewer rules and that the Town is reimbursed for damage to public sewers or streets caused by the contractor. Confirm the current bond form and filing steps with the Town before the bond is issued.
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The $20,000 sanitary sewer contractor bond is posted by the contractor doing the sewer work. If you hold a state license for the work, that license does not replace the Town's bond. The Town wants its own guarantee that work tied into its public sewer is done right.
The Town of North Haven is the obligee. The bond promises that the contractor will follow the Town's sewer regulations and permit conditions when building, connecting or repairing building sewers, and will pay for defective work or damage to the public sewer, road or right of way. If the contractor does not, the Town can make a claim against the bond, and the contractor repays the surety for any claim it pays.
Ask the Town of North Haven which office takes the bond, whether it uses its own bond form, and how long the bond must stay in force. Have your business name exactly as it will appear on the Town's contractor records.
You pay a premium, not the $20,000. The premium is based on the bond amount and the contractor's credit. Apply to see an exact quote.
The contractor doing sanitary sewer connection or repair work that ties into the North Haven public sewer. The obligee is the Town of North Haven.
No. A state license and the Town bond are separate instruments.
Defective sewer work, failure to follow Town sewer rules or permit conditions, and damage to the public sewer, road or right of way caused by the contractor.
The premium is a fraction of the $20,000 and depends mainly on the contractor's credit. Apply to see an exact quote.
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