We Write Contractors License Bonds in Delaware.
New Castle County Contractors License Bonds
Description: Building Contractors are required to post a bond to obtain a License to complete work In the County. Bond amounts vary based on largest expected project size.
Building Contractor Bonds
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Up to $25,000 Bonds (Class C)
Bond Term: 1 Year
Credit Check Required: Yes, but a “Soft Pull” that does not affect your credit score
Bond Amounts: $25,000
Estimated Premiums: $125
Instant Issue! Apply Here and Print Your Bond
Do you need a bond amount greater than $25,000? We can still help! Select your desired bond amount below and get started! You will receive a reply from one of our bonding experts in 1-2 business days.
Contractor Bonds
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New Castle County HVACR Contractor
Description: HVACR Contractors are required to post a bond to obtain a License to complete work In the County.
Bond Term: 1 Year
Credit Check Required: Yes but a “Soft Pull” that does not affect your credit score.
Bond Amount: $25,000
Estimated Premium: $125
Instant Issue! Apply Here and Print Your Bond
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New Castle County Master Plumber Bond
Description: Master Plumbers are required to post a bond to obtain a License to complete work In the County.
Bond Term: 1 Year
Credit Check Required: No
Bond Amount: $10,000
Estimated Premium: $100
Instant Issue! Apply Here and Print Your Bond
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New Castle County Sewer and Drain Cleaner Bond
Description: Sewer and Drain Cleaners are required to post a bond to obtain a License to complete work In the County.
Bond Term: 1 Year
Credit Check Required: No
Bond Amount: $10,000
Estimated Premium: $100
Instant Issue! Apply Here and Print Your Bond
We are adding new instant-issue bonds every week! And for all other bonds, our team of specialists can help you get bonded quickly and easily. If you need further assistance, give us a call at 1-800-683-9399.
What are Bid Bonds?
A Bid Bond is given to a Government Agency or General Contractor, at the time of a bid which guarantees that if the Contractor (Principal) is awarded the contract the Principal will enter into the contract and post the required Performance and Payment Bonds. Bid bonds are typically required only as a percentage of the Principals bid, usually 10%.
What are Performance Bonds?
The Performance Bond follows the Bid Bond if the Contractor (Principal) is awarded a contract. The Performance Bond guarantees that the Contractor will complete the contract in accordance with the terms, conditions and specifications. The Performance Bond is required as a condition of being awarded the contract.
What are Fidelity Bonds?
The Bond Agency writes all types of Fidelity Bonds (also know as Dishonesty Bonds) for all types of businesses. These bonds protect a business against theft by employees. In many cases a Fidelity Bond can be written to provide coverage to a third party (i.e. customers of the business). Business Service Bonds / Janitorial Service Bonds are examples of bonds that extend third party coverage. If you are a janitorial service company and you wish to obtain third party Fidelity coverage to protect your customers, select the Business Services Bond.
We also write standard Fidelity Bonds for businesses. We have applications for bond limits below $500,000 as well as above $500,000.
What are Payment Bonds?
A Payment Bond is usually issued along with the Performance Bond. The Payment Bond guarantees that material suppliers and sub-contractors will be paid. Though Payment Bonds are typically separate documents they are issued for no extra charge, when required.
What are License and Permit Bonds?
A license and permit bond is required as a condition of receiving a License to engage in a certain business or as a condition of receiving a permit to exercise a certain privilege. The bond guarantees that the Principal will perform his or her obligations under the license or permit. These bonds are designed to protect the general public as well as the Government agency issuing the permit or license. License or Permit bonds are required from businesses as well as individuals.
What are Court Bonds?
A probate bond is essentially the same as an estate bond, executor bond, or fiduciary bond. When a person dies, usually a will is left. The probate bond, purchased by the will executor, ensures that the wishes of the deceased as expressed in the will are carried out ethically and honestly.
