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Moving a house through Madison involves city streets, city permits and a destination lot that still has to pass city rules. The $5,000 House Moving Contractor bond is the city's guarantee that you will follow its ordinances while you do it. It is priced on your own application, and the premium is a fraction of tying up $5,000 in cash.
The City of Madison, Mississippi lists a $5,000 surety bond for house moving contractors. The bond is payable to the City of Madison and guarantees that the mover will comply with the city's ordinances and the conditions of any permit issued for the work. It is filed with the city's Building & Permits Department. Confirm the current bond form and filing steps with the department before the bond is issued.
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The most common misunderstanding is treating this bond as permission to move a structure. It is not. The bond is a financial guarantee to the City of Madison that you will follow its ordinances and the terms of whatever permits the job requires. Any permit for the move itself, and any permit at the destination lot, is a separate request to the city.
Madison requires a building permit before a renovation, addition or accessory structure begins, and also for a ready to install structure such as a storage shed. If a structure is being set on a lot inside the city, ask the Building & Permits Department what permits and inspections the placement needs. All construction in the city must comply with the adopted building, plumbing, gas, mechanical and national electric codes.
You are the principal, a surety company backs you, and the City of Madison is the obligee. If the city has a valid claim against you under the bond, the surety pays up to $5,000 and you repay the surety. The amount on this listing is a flat $5,000.
Contact the Building & Permits Department at (601) 856-6336 or permits@madisonthecity.com. City Hall is at 120 Montgomery Street, Madison, MS 39110. Confirm the bond form, the exact obligee wording and the filing steps before the surety signs the bond.
No. The bond guarantees that you will follow the city's ordinances and permit conditions. Permission for the move itself comes from the city's permit process, so ask the Building & Permits Department what your job requires.
The City of Madison, Mississippi, which uses the name Madison the City on its website and forms. Confirm the exact wording for the bond with the Building & Permits Department at (601) 856-6336.
Ask the department for your project. Madison requires a building permit for renovations, additions, accessory structures and ready to install structures such as storage sheds, and all construction must meet the city's adopted codes.
The surety prices it from the $5,000 bond amount and your application, mainly the owner's credit and the company's track record. You pay the premium to the surety. The city does not hold a $5,000 deposit.
The surety pays the city on a valid claim up to $5,000 and then collects that amount back from you. The bond is protection for the city, not insurance for the mover.
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