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Companies rely on surety bonds for various reasons, mainly to offer assurance and protection to the clients and partners they work with.

Surety bonds can be essential by:

Building Trust and Confidence: Surety bonds assure clients, government agencies, or project owners that the company is committed to fulfilling its obligations. This builds confidence that the company will complete the project or service as agreed.

Meeting Legal or Contractual Requirements: In many industries, surety bonds are required by law or by contract. For example, construction firms often need surety bonds to bid on public projects, and other businesses may need them to comply with state or federal regulations.

Financial Protection for Clients: Surety bonds provide a financial safety net for clients. If the company fails to complete the work or meet the terms of the agreement, the client can make a claim against the bond to recover losses, providing peace of mind.

Competitive Advantage: For companies competing for contracts, having a surety bond can be a differentiator. It signals reliability and financial stability, which can set a business apart when clients are choosing between multiple bidders.

Risk Management: Surety bonds help businesses manage risk by guaranteeing performance. This can be particularly useful in high-stakes industries like construction, where projects often involve significant investment and multiple stakeholders.

Reputation and Reliability: Holding surety bonds can enhance a company’s reputation, showing that it is prepared to back its promises with a formal commitment. This can lead to stronger relationships with clients, partners, and regulators.

We’re here to help you identify the right Surety Bond for your company.

Sometimes, a business may be required to have a surety bond to guarantee that work they are contracted to do will be accomplished. Each surety bond must be uniquely tailored to meet specific needs.

There are three parties involved in a surety bond: the principal, the obligee, and the surety. The principal purchases the surety bond to guarantee quality and completion of contracted work. The obligee is the entity who requires the principal to purchase the bond. The surety is the entity that issues the bond and financially guarantees the principal’s ability to complete the contracted work.

If the principal does not complete the work as contracted, the obligee can make a claim for payment from the bond up to but not exceeding the bond amount. The principal is then obligated to pay back the claimed amount to the surety.

There are many types of bonds, everything from School District Treasurer Bonds, Guardianship Surety Bonds, ERISA Bonds, and many others.

Coverage Features

  • Simple Applications
  • Multi Year Bonds available for some coverages
  • Flexible Payment Terms
  • And much more!

Claim Examples

A business performs all of the necessary background checks when hiring employees, but nonetheless, they employ hundreds of workers that go into clients’ homes and it's impossible to totally eliminate all chance of theft. As a result, the business has been purchasing a Business Service Bond, for theft of client property. Most recently, there were allegations of credit card theft where identification was stolen, and a credit card was opened in the client’s name. The bond is called to respond for these allegations and pay for loss.

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