Bonding Insurance

Bonding Insurance, also known as surety bonds or contractor bonds, commonly used in industries such as construction, real estate development, and government projects is a type of insurance that guarantees the performance of a contract or obligation. 

Bonds serves as a form of financial protection for the project owner or client in case the contractor fails to fulfill their obligations.

Some of the most common types of bonding insurance, each serving a specific purpose in various industries and legal contexts include:

  • Bid Bonds
  • Performance Bonds
  • Payment Bonds
  • Maintenance Bonds
  • License and Permit Bonds
  • Contractor License Bonds
  • Subdivision Bonds
  • Court Bonds
  • Customs Bonds
  • Fiduciary Bonds
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Bonds Insurance

Surety Bonds: Contract Bonds — Bid, Payment and Performance Subdivision Bonds Court Bonds — both plaintiff and defendant License & Permit (Compliance) Bonds Miscellaneous Financial Guarantee Bonds Fidelity Bon...
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Contract Surety Bonds

A national, full-service surety Managing General Underwriter, ALLSTAR SURETY helps you satisfy the needs of your clients with a complete range of contractor bonds – ranging from bid bonds, performance bonds and payment bonds to maintenance bond...
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Contract Surety Site Improvement Bond

A Site-Improvement Bond is a contract surety bond that guarantees that a developer properly installs improvements to an existing structure, in accordance with applicable building codes. This bond says that any public property affected by private impr...
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