We have some of the lowest priced markets for a utility bond. Most city and county bonds don't need a credit check, and are approved starting at $100.00 a year.

Larger utility bonds for the most part are just as easy, but the personal credit of the owner will determine the price range. We can also help existing businesses that have been delinquent in the past to get a bond.

Most utility companies require a deposit for new companies that are trying to establish credit or re-establish credit after some late pays. The deposit usually comes in the form of a surety bond, or cash.

Utility bonds in most cases guarantees payment of service charges fines to the Obligee that the Principal may incur.

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   Or send us a quick note letting us know what you need and what questions we may answer. Contact Us

Here are the steps to obtain a bond: 
   1. Fill out the application
   2. You will either get a quote automatically or one will be email to you during business hours.
   3. Accepted the quote, make payment, and received your bond. Some approvals we will need signed paperwork and most bonds will need to be physically shipped.

The US Chamber of Commerce estimates that annual cost of employee theft at $40 billion, and according to a national survey one third of all employees admitted to stealing from employers during the previous year.

Employee Dishonesty coverage protects the company from theft and embezzlement. Its simple to use, once the employee is convicted you would contact the surety company and their claim department will help you with the process.

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Janitorial Services Coverage a.k.a Business Service Bond

The Janitorial Services Bond has a feature known as subscriber liability. With subscriber liability, the subscribers to a service of an insured are protected against a dishonest act by an employee; however, it is important to note that a subscriber to a service does not have a direct right of recovery under this coverage. The company only agrees to indemnify the insured for any loss of money or other property which it sustains or for which it becomes liable to any customer or subscriber through any fraudulent or dishonest act committed by its employees.

This bond is a blanket position bond covering each employee to the bond limit. The janitorial services bond is designed to provide coverage exclusively to the subscribers. The employers property is not covered. It also contains a conviction clause which requires the employee to be convicted of the dishonest act before coverage applies.

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Fidelity bonds also know as Employee Dishonesty bonds, are different than all other types of surety bonds because the surety is indemnifying the applicant against loss.

Employee dishonesty bonds cover you against acts by all of your company's employees, both full-time and part-time. Read more

Janitorial Service - Subscriber liability bonds protect your customers from loss incurred by dishonest acts of your employees. Read more

 There are a few different classes:

-          Employee Dishonesty Bond

-          Employee Dishonesty with Subscriber liability

-          Business Service aka Janitorial Service Subscriber liability

-          Commercial Crime Policies for higher limits, and vast variety of risk protection possibilities.

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