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Surety bonds by trade
Every trade hits bonding and cash flow at a different point in the job. Pick your trade to see when bonds are required, what underwriting looks at, and how mobilization funding covers the front end.
Requesting a bond does not affect your credit.
Bonding by trade
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Bonds up to $10 million with no minimum, paired with mobilization funding up to 20% of the contract price.
General contractors
As the prime, your name is on the bond line of the invitation to bid. Get the bid bond for the proposal and the payment and performance bonds at award, backed by one bonding line.
See bonding for general contractorsElectrical contractors
GCs bond electrical scopes above set thresholds, and school, municipal, and federal jobs bond almost every time. Be ready before the award letter, not after.
See bonding for electrical contractorsHVAC contractors
Mechanical scopes on schools, healthcare, and government buildings are bonded routinely, and long equipment lead times mean the bond is needed earlier than in other trades.
See bonding for HVAC contractorsPlumbing contractors
Public work, hospitals, and multifamily projects commonly bond the plumbing scope, and licensing authorities may require separate license bonds on top.
See bonding for plumbing contractorsExcavation and Site Work contractors
Highway, municipal, and utility owners bond site work almost universally, and many require a bid bond with every proposal regardless of contract size.
See bonding for excavation and site work contractorsRoofing contractors
Public and institutional re-roof projects are usually bonded, and manufacturer warranty requirements often sit alongside the surety requirement.
See bonding for roofing contractors
Bonds up to $10 million, no minimum
Requesting a bond or loan does not affect your credit.