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    Surety Bonds in Florida
    B & B Insurance Agency

    Surety Bonds in Florida

    Performance bonds, payment bonds, and license bonds for contractors and businesses across Palm Beach County.

    28+ Years
    Serving South Florida
    5.0 Rating
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    BBB Accredited
    Since 2007
    100+ Years
    Combined Experience

    Surety Bonds for Florida Businesses

    Surety bonds are a form of financial guarantee that protects your clients, partners, and the public by ensuring you'll fulfill your contractual obligations. Many Florida industries require bonds before you can operate or bid on certain projects. At B & B Insurance Agency, we help contractors, business owners, and professionals obtain the surety bonds they need quickly, with quotes from multiple bond companies. With over two decades of experience, we know the process and can guide you through it.

    Types of Bonds We Offer

    Contract Bonds: Including bid bonds, performance bonds, and payment bonds for contractors working on public or private projects. License and Permit Bonds: Required by many Florida municipalities and state agencies before issuing business licenses. Court Bonds: Including appeal bonds, fiduciary bonds, and other bonds required by the court system. Fidelity Bonds: Protects your business from employee dishonesty and theft. Miscellaneous Bonds: Including ERISA bonds, janitorial bonds, and other specialty bonds for various business needs.

    What's Covered

    Bid Bonds
    Performance Bonds
    Payment Bonds
    License & Permit Bonds
    Court/Judicial Bonds
    Fidelity Bonds
    ERISA Bonds
    Contractor Bonds

    Who Needs This Coverage?

    General Contractors

    Performance and payment bonds are often required for public construction projects and many private ones.

    Licensed Professionals

    Many Florida professional licenses require a surety bond before issuance.

    Auto Dealers

    Florida requires auto dealers to post a surety bond before obtaining a dealer license.

    Notaries Public

    Florida notaries must post a bond before receiving their commission.

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