A: Surety Bonds are financial guarantees that provide financial security, in the event of a default, for the party that is hiring an entity to complete a job. To read more on What Surety Bonds are, click here.
A: Please read our step by step guide that tells you everything you need to know to get started.
A: We can issue some bonds in under 30 minutes in house. To learn more click here.
A: Depends on your contract requirements. We can extend your construction bond coverage if need be. To read more about when bonds expire or how to renew existing bonds, click here.
A: Bonds are meant to protect the obligee and the principal when a project is awarded. On the other hand, contractor’s insurance provides coverage to the contractor from liability that can arise as a result of his operations. Read more on Bonds vs Insurance.
A: Not only do bonds save you cash flow, there are also requires by certain industries and job types. Click here to read more.
A: These bonds are fairly common in the construction industry. Saying that, go here to see more professions that use bonds as a security.
A: Your broker matters. Always make sure you are dealing with a profession who knows their products. Find our tips on finding a broker here.
A: We accept all contractors!
A: It does matter! But we can qualify you with a non standard market if need be. To read about how credit score matters with bonding, go to this page.
A: There are no limitations!
A: Not a problem!
A: No, the cost is included in the cost of the bond.
A: You are looking at 1% – 2 1/2% of the total cost of the job. For a quick guide on cost alone, visit this page. To read on how you can get the cheapest rates, click here.
A: Yes. A bonding facility does not provide any protection to the business from any liability claims. To learn more about construction company insurance, please visit this page.
A: Not a problem!