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  • How do I get bonded as a contractor?

    Most contractor license bonds can be purchased online in minutes! Surety bond applications usually require additional information, such as license type, business contact, owner information, etc, so be sure to have all necessary information available to expedite service.

  • How do I know which bond I need?

    In the vast majority of cases, contractors will either need a bond for licensing or a bond for a specific construction project. Before purchasing a surety bond, contact the obligee (entity requiring the bond) to determine the bond type and bond amount you need to obtain. Our interactive bond finder tool can also help identify which bond you need.