What Is a California Waste Hauler Bond?
A California solid waste hauler bond ensures that providers transport, haul, and dispose of waste materials legally and safely. It also holds transportation providers and contracted waste disposers financially liable for upholding applicable laws and regulations.
If you haul waste tire materials, specifically, visit our California Waste Tire Hauler Bond page.
How Much Do California Waste Hauler Bonds Cost?
City-specific California solid waste disposal and hauling bond amounts and prices vary:
- $5,000 Napa County waste hauler permit bonds start at $100 per year
- $1,000 City of Burbank collection, removal and disposal of waste matter bonds start at $100 per year
These bonds require underwriting, so your rate will be determined based on personal credit score. Select your bond and request your free quote now.
How Does a California Waste Hauler Permit Bond Work?
A California waste hauler or waste collection bond joins three parties in a legally-binding contract:
- Principal: The waste hauler/disposal service
- Obligee: The municipal agency requiring the bond
- Surety: The surety bond provider
The obligee requires the bond from the principal (waste hauler) and the surety backs the principal’s obligation. If the bonded principal causes damages or breaks the bond terms, the bond acts as a line of credit to pay the obligee. However, the principal must reimburse the surety for any claims.
How Do I Get a Waste Transportation Bond in California?
SuretyBonds.com provides the fastest and easiest way to get your California waste hauler or waste disposal bonds.
- Select the bond type and amount you need.
- Complete the quick application form.
- Receive a free quote within one business day.
- Purchase your bond and e-sign the indemnification agreement.
- Receive your original bond documents in the mail.
Once you receive your bond, sign and file it with the obligee as instructed.
Do I Need to Renew My Bond?
California solid waste surety bonds require annual renewal to maintain licensure. Be sure to renew your bond before it expires to avoid a lapse in coverage.
A SuretyBonds.com account representative will contact you during the renewal period. All you need to do is pay your renewal invoice to maintain an active bond policy.
