An insured, bonded contractor offers more financial protection if something goes wrong or someone is injured during construction. It's not enough to rely on the contractor's word that he's got ...

With more projects requiring surety bonds these days, mechanical contractors without bonding could be limiting their company’s growth. The recession took its toll in the form of contractor defaults ...

Bonding capacity ultimately determines the size, scope and number of projects a contracting firm can pursue, making bonding a ...

Construction work can be a tricky and dangerous business. Contractors perform a variety of trades and scopes that carry different levels of inherent risks. Failure to plan and financially protect ...

Surety bonds are a means for independent contractors and small businesses to guarantee their performance under a contract. Surety bonds financially compensate the client if the contractor does not ...

MIAMI--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Ox Bonding introduced today a new program designed to put America’s contractors back to work: the Contractor Credit Program. The current economic environment is the toughest ...

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As a contracting business matures and develops, larger projects and higher bond amounts naturally come into focus. Yet, there may be an unanticipated hurdle. Bumping against the construction bond ...