Surety Bonds
Contractors need construction surety bonds for a variety of reasons, from guaranteeing project completion to giving the project owner or general contractor peace of mind.
To be successful, contractors must be selective with the projects they bid on, the equipment and materials they use, and the subcontractors they hire. Most...
Is your Surety Agent’s Slow Response Costing You Business? As with any type of professional service, there are some standards that, if not met, can...
With the new year around the corner, it’s the ideal time to look ahead and plan for your goals and business needs, including the surety...
There are types of professional relationships that are best when long term, like with doctors, brokers, or insurance agents, and your relationship with a surety...
Change orders are standard in the construction industry, because no set of plans is perfect, and the project site conditions are rarely what they are...
It’s easy to think that any surety agent will do the trick when your business needs a bond, but you’d be missing out on a...
Hiring a subcontractor is a regular necessity in the construction industry, and it often raises the question of whether a prime or general contractor should...
Surety bonds are an essential part of doing business as a contractor, and there are several types you’ll run into while bidding on or engaged...
Everyone makes mistakes in business, but mistakes made while growing your construction business can risk the long-term health of your company and harm its survival....