Contractor License Bond

A contractor license bond is a surety bond that is often required by state, county, city and other governing agencies, for individuals seeking to become a licensed contractor.

Get the bond you need.

There are different types of contractor license bonds. They vary by contracting type and the state in which the business is conducted. Colonial Surety Company handles most contractor license bond types. Visit our license and permit bonds for a complete list of the contractor license bonds we offer. Some of the most common types are:

Colonial is the easy choice.

Colonial Surety Company is a leading provider of contractor license bonds. We’re licensed in all 50 states and U.S. territories and make it easy to obtain your I-Bond® instantly.

  • Contractors seeking to become licensed in a particular state will need this surety bond if required by the state.

  • The amount varies by location and the specific contractor license bond type. Get an online quote for the amount your business needs.

  • A contractor license bond is reasonably priced and easy to obtain. You may notice with other insurance agents and middlemen, the premium rate will fluctuate and include additional hidden fees and costs. Colonial Surety Company offers our lowest possible rate. The premium is based on the amount of the bond.

  • Colonial Surety Company offers the direct and digital way to get bonds—which means no agent, no broker, and no middleman. We make it easy to obtain a bond instantly. The steps are simple—get a quote online, fill out your information, and enter your payment method. Print your bond from your home or office. It’s that simple!

  • Yes, it is important to purchase your bond from a quality and financially secure company. Incorporated since 1930, Colonial Surety Company is an A (Excellent) rated insurance company by A.M. Best. We are Treasury listed, licensed, and admitted in all U.S. states and territories.

Helpful Resources

A Contractor’s Guide to Overcome Unforeseen COVID-19 Struggles
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A Licensing Guide for South Carolina Residential Builders
License & Permit Bonds
Federal Contracts Without Bonding Requirements May Still Require Bonds
Contract Surety

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