Starting January 1, 2016, landscapers in Oregon will have to pay more for their surety bond. Previously, landscaping contractors who contracted projects over $25,000 were required to post a $15,000 Oregon Landscape Contractor Bond. Now, Oregon Senate Bill 580 defines new terms and amounts for landscaping surety bonds.
The practice of farming is one that brings up images of fields in the morning mist and heaps of fresh fruit and vegetables. However, for a farm labor contractor, farming is very much about employee management.
In order to ensure that you are a responsible farm labor contractor, you are required to hold a farm labor contractor’s bond. This reassures your employees and the government that you will treat your workforce well.
As a residential contractor, you help build the dreams of families and individuals who are trying to make or renovate a home. You are responsible for their project and you need to ensure that you conduct yourself ethically and to the best of your ability. To make sure that your customers are protected, you must hold a surety bond.
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When you are a contractor in Arizona, you may need to post a contractor bond. Contractor bonds are required for prime contractors who have construction projects valued at $50,000 or more. While your bond amount varies depending on the work that needs to be done, you need to maintain a bond for a two year period.
Whether you help manage the labor needs of a small farm or a large one, as a contractor you have responsibilities both to your employees and to the farms where your employees work. You need to ensure that your farm work is completed well and that your employees are safe and are paid promptly for work that they have completed.
To ensure that you have the ability to manage your farm work, you need to hold a surety bond as a condition of your farm labor contractor bond license.
As a licensed residential contractor, you not only work in details and projects, you build your clients' dreams. With your commitment to follow through and your attention to detail, your company can create residential construction products that satisfy your clients. However, if…
As a specialty contractor in the state of Washington, you're responsible for diligently completing projects in your area of expertise. A surety bond shows your clients that you're able to see a project through to completion, providing reassurance that you…
The Alaska Contractors License Bond Amounts to Increase in 2015
All those Construction professionals with Alaska Contractors Licenses will now have to pay a bit more for their surety bond. Effective January 1, 2015, Senate Bill 193, is set to increase the required construction contractor bonding amounts for general contractors, residential contractors and mechanical/specialty contractors.
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