California Contractors $100,000 LLC Bond
The $100,000 LLC bond is required for all contractors in California with a business entity registered as an LLC (Limited Liability Company). In 2010, Senate…
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Contractor License Bonds For New Applicants
Congratulations on your journey to becoming a licensed contractor in California! If you’re reading this, there’s a good chance you’ve reached the point in the…
Surety Directory- California Contractors License Bonds
One of the most common questions contractors have regarding their bond is how to contact the surety that wrote their bond for claims, billing or…
What Is A Contractors License Bond Indemnity Agreement?
Any contractor that has purchased a contractors license bond in California has signed an indemnity agreement as part of the bonding process, but how many…
How Does A New California Contractor Become Bonded?
For many aspiring contractors still navigating the licensing process, becoming bonded to satisfy CSLB guidelines can seem like a confusing process as its likely the…
Who Benefits From A California Contractors License Bond?
Many contractors will be surprised to learn that a California contractors license bond is not for their own benefit, rather, it’s to protect their customers and…
What Are The Penalties For Contracting Without A License In California?
Contractors entertaining the idea of illegally operating without a license in California should think twice as it’s perhaps the worst occupational decision one can make…
How Long Is A California Contractors License Bond Valid?
A contractor’s license bond can be valid for as little as one year or as many as five years depending on the surety. California contractors with…
Contractors Surety Bond Definition
A contractor’s surety bond is a three party contract between a principle (the contractor who must procure a bond), an obligee (the entity that requires…