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Gas fitters working inside Madison city limits post this $5,000 bond with the City of Madison, not with the state or the gas utility. It costs a premium paid to the surety rather than $5,000 of your cash, and once it is on file with the Building & Permits Department you can work under the city's permits and inspections.
The City of Madison, Mississippi lists a $5,000 surety bond for gas fitting contractors. The bond runs to the City of Madison and guarantees that the contractor will follow the city's ordinances and the conditions of its permits. Gas work in Madison is checked by the city's own inspectors, and the city requires all construction to comply with its adopted gas code.
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A common mistake is assuming a gas fitting bond is filed with a state agency or the local gas company. This one is a municipal bond. The obligee is the City of Madison, which uses the name Madison the City on its website and forms, and the bond is handled by the Building & Permits Department.
The city's Obtaining a Permit page lists ten inspections the Building and Permit Department performs on new residential construction, and a Gas Inspection is one of them. The same page states that all construction must comply with the adopted building, plumbing, gas, mechanical and national electric codes. A $200.00 re-inspection fee applies to any inspection requested but not ready when the inspector arrives, or on the second rejection.
The bond is a three party promise. You are the principal, the surety company backs you, and the city is protected. If the city has a valid claim that you broke its ordinances or the terms of a permit, the surety pays up to $5,000 and you repay the surety.
Call the Building & Permits Department at (601) 856-6336 or email permits@madisonthecity.com. Confirm the current bond form, the exact obligee wording and any licensing the city expects from a gas fitter. Getting the form right the first time saves a reissue.
The City of Madison, Mississippi. The city calls itself Madison the City on its website. Confirm the exact name to print on the bond with the Building & Permits Department before it is issued.
No. It is a city bond. The signed original goes to the City of Madison Building & Permits Department, reachable at (601) 856-6336 or permits@madisonthecity.com.
Yes. The city's permit page lists a Gas Inspection among the ten inspections performed on new residential construction, and all construction must comply with the city's adopted gas code. A $200.00 re-inspection fee applies if an inspection is not ready when the inspector arrives or is rejected a second time.
The surety sets it from the $5,000 bond amount and your application, mainly the owner's credit and business record. You pay that premium to the surety. You are not depositing $5,000 with the city.
The surety pays the city on a valid claim up to $5,000, then you reimburse the surety. The bond protects the city and the public, not the contractor.
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