Augusta-Richmond County, Georgia
Augusta websites for Richmond County trades
Augusta and Richmond County share one government, so one occupation tax office covers almost the whole county. Your website can be just as simple: one name, one phone number, one clear list of where you work.
One government for city and county
Augusta is a consolidated city-county. Its occupation tax covers businesses in Augusta-Richmond County except those in the City of Hephzibah and the Town of Blythe, which the city's page names as exclusions.
Fort Gordon, home of the Army's Cyber Center of Excellence, is in the Augusta area. Military families moving in and out create demand for movers, cleaners and lawn care on short timelines.
Augusta jobs worth showing off
- Moving Families arriving at and leaving Fort Gordon book on short notice. Show your available dates and a quick quote form.
- Landscaping Big yards and long growing seasons. A gallery of finished lawns and beds does the selling.
- Cleaning Move-in and move-out cleans for military rentals are a steady niche. List what's in each package.
- Electrical Older houses across the county need upgrades. Put your Georgia license number on every page.
Designs we'd suggest in Augusta
Picked for yard work, electrical and family-run crews, with one asking for leads up front.
Canopy LandscapeBig photo gallery for lawn and landscape work
Circuit ElectricalLicense number and services up top
Local Family BusinessFriendly layout for owner-run crews
Quote-First LandingQuote form first, for quick-turn moves and cleansPreviews show fictional businesses. Yours shows your Augusta crew.
Richmond County and next door
We build for businesses across Augusta-Richmond County, plus owners who also work in Columbia County or across the river in South Carolina. Tell us where you go and we list it.
Storm cleanup season
Heavy summer storms bring down limbs and knock out power. If you do cleanup or electrical repair, a banner you can switch on for storm work helps, and we'll turn it on when you ask.
Augusta-Richmond licensing office
Details from the city's occupation tax page and its 2026 application packet.
- Occupation tax and business license
- Run by the Planning & Development Department's Licensing Division at 535 Telfair Street, Suite 300. The 2026 packet says you can apply in person, by email to [email protected], or online through CityView, and that you should get an email confirmation within one business day. Notarized SAVE and private employer affidavits are required. Augusta, GA
- Due dates and penalties
- The city's page says the tax and fees are payable January 1 each year. If they aren't paid within 30 days of the due date, a 10% penalty applies. Augusta, GA
Augusta business community
We're not affiliated. Members include many local service firms.
Augusta FAQs
Is Augusta's license separate from Richmond County's?
No. Augusta-Richmond County is one consolidated government, and its occupation tax covers the county except Hephzibah and Blythe, per the city's page.
How do I send my Augusta application?
The 2026 packet lists three ways: in person, by email to [email protected] with your business name in the subject line, or online through CityView.
What happens if I pay late?
The city's page says a 10% penalty applies if the tax isn't paid within 30 days of the January 1 due date.
Can you build a site aimed at Fort Gordon families?
Yes. We can add a section for military moves, with your booking dates and the areas around the post you cover.
Nearby Georgia pages
Pick a design and tell us about your business
We build it, host it and keep it running. Questions first? Email [email protected].