Surety Bonds in New York State for Contractors, Businesses & More
Fast, Reliable Bond Solutions With Local Service You Can Trust

Why Bonds Matter in New York
Whether you're bidding on a municipal project, applying for a license, or managing a construction job, a surety bond can help meet legal or contractual requirements. We work with contractors, business owners, and professionals across the state to get the right bond quickly-so you can keep things moving.
Three Ways We Help

Straightforward Bond Options for Local Businesses & Professionals
1. Fast Turnaround on Common Bonds
We offer quick processing for license & permit bonds, notary bonds, and contractor bonds-often with same-day approval for qualified applicants.
2. Contract Bond Expertise for Local Projects
Need a performance or bid bond? We've helped contractors across New York meet bonding requirements for public and private jobs.
3. Help for First-Time Applicants
If you've never applied for a bond before, we'll walk you through what's needed, explain your obligations, and help you avoid common missteps.

What's Typically Covered
- Bid Bonds
- Performance Bonds
- Payment Bonds
- License & Permit Bonds
- Notary Bonds
- Janitorial & Business Services Bonds
- Court Bonds (Appeal, Probate, etc.)
- Public Official Bonds

Common Uses & Industries
- Construction contractors bidding on local or state jobs
- Electricians, plumbers & trades needing license bonds
- Auto dealers, notaries & freight brokers
- Janitorial or home service businesses providing employee bonding
- Small businesses required to file financial guarantees with government agencies
Who Needs This Coverage?
If you're required to show financial accountability or meet licensing requirements, you may need a surety bond. This applies to contractors, professionals, and certain small businesses across many industries.
Local Considerations & Common Requests
- NYS contractor license bonds
- Bid bonds for projects
- DOT bonding for local roadwork jobs
- Surety requirements for New York State alcohol licenses
- Janitorial bonds for commercial cleaning services

FAQs
What's the difference between insurance & a bond?
Insurance protects your business; a bond protects your client or the public. If you fail to meet your obligations, the bond ensures compensation to the other party.
How much does a bond cost?
Bond premiums are usually a small percentage of the bond amount-often 1-3%, depending on your credit, experience, and the bond type.
Do I need good credit to get bonded?
Strong credit helps, especially for higher bond amounts. But we work with multiple bond companies and can often help even if your credit isn't perfect.
Can I get bonded as a new contractor?
Yes. We'll help you build your bonding profile with small projects, then grow your limits over time as your experience and financials strengthen.
How fast can I get a bond?
Some bonds are issued the same day. For larger contract bonds, allow a few business days. Either way, we make it as fast and painless as possible.
Get Bonded the Easy Way
Need a bond? We'll help you get it-fast. Call us or request a quote today and we'll handle the paperwork so you can get back to business.