Payment Bonds

Guarantee that bills received by a contractor for labor and materials will be fully paid. This includes payments to subcontractors and suppliers. Payment bonds are usually issued concurrently with performance bonds.

Performance Bonds

Guarantee that a contractor will perform all work according to the contract, plans, and specifications at the agreed price within the time allowed.

Bid Bonds

Guarantee that the contractor bidding for a project, if awarded, will enter into a formal contract with the owner and will provide performance and payment bonds.

Maintenance and Warranty Bonds

Guarantee that a contractor will correct faulty work and replace defective materials over a specified period of time.

Payment Bonds

Guarantee that bills received by a contractor for labor and materials will be fully paid. This includes payments to subcontractors and suppliers. Payment bonds are usually issued concurrently with performance bonds.

Performance Bonds

Guarantee that a contractor will perform all work according to the contract, plans, and specifications at the agreed price within the time allowed.

Bid Bonds

Guarantee that the contractor bidding for a project, if awarded, will enter into a formal contract with the owner and will provide performance and payment bonds.

Maintenance and Warranty Bonds

Guarantee that a contractor will correct faulty work and replace defective materials over a specified period of time.

Judicial Bonds

Typically divided into Defendant Bonds and Plaintiff Bonds. Defendant bonds obstruct a plaintiff’s action or delay the payment of a judgement. Plaintiff bonds protect the defendant should the plaintiff lose the lawsuit.

Fiduciary Bonds

Guarantee that the person or persons entrusted with the care of others’ property will perform their duties faithfully and account for all property received.

Release of Lien Bonds

Allow the owner to release a lien and returns the legal right to sell or deal with the property to the owner. The bond guarantees the contractor who placed the lien any payment due to them with interest and cost should they win the case in court.

Release of Stop Notice Bonds

Allow the release of construction funds that were withheld due to a stop notice.

Performance and Payment Bonds

Off-Site Improvement Bonds

Grading Bonds

Completion Bonds

Developer Bonds

DRE Bonds

The Department of Real Estate (DRE) has bond requirements for developers. These bonds guarantee that HOA assessments are paid during the time when there are not enough homeowners to cover the HOA dues.

License & Permit Bonds

Bonds that are required by federal, state, or municipal governments before they will grant a license. In most cases, these bonds guarantee that the entity being licensed will comply with laws that govern the business it conducts.

Escrow Bonds

A type of license and permit bond that protects escrow and title agents from financial loss due to fraud.

Lost Trust Deed Bonds

This bond allows a lien to be removed, which in turn allows the Trustee to proceed with the reconveyance. This is usually required when a property is being sold and there is no proof of payoff on an existing lien.

Notary Bonds

These protect the public against financial loss due to wrongful conduct by a notary. Required during entire notary commission.

Structured Settlement Payment Transfer Bonds

Required for structured settlement purchase companies to register their business in certain states.

And any other bond you may need!

What is a Waste Tire Hauler Bond?

A Waste Tire Hauler Bond is a three-party agreement between the waste tire hauler (principal), the obligee (the state or municipality), and the surety company. The surety company guarantees that the principal will meet their obligations under the bond, such as complying with waste tire regulations and paying any fines or penalties that may be assessed.