Bonds required to operate certain businesses — from janitorial services to utilities.
Commercial bonds cover the operational side of business — protecting customers, utility companies and retirement plans from fraud, non-performance or dishonesty. If a contract or provider is asking for a bond, we likely write it.
Sample pricing shown for reference — your rate depends on bond amount, state and credit.
From cleaning crews to lottery retailers, commercial bonds fill the gaps license bonds don't.
Many commercial bonds are triggered by a private contract, not a government rule.
Most commercial bonds price without a hard credit pull.
We track your renewal dates so coverage never lapses.
A broad category covering bonds required to operate a specific type of business — not tied to a professional license, but to a contract, utility or fiduciary obligation.
No. An ERISA bond protects the retirement plan from fraud or dishonesty by whoever manages it; it doesn't cover legal liability the way insurance does.
Coverage amounts are usually set by the requesting entity — a utility company, plan administrator or state agency — not by you.