Read the latest news regarding Commercial, License, Permit, Contract, Court and Fidelity Surety Bonds, and how upcoming changes will affect your business. Check out our glossary page for more information on Surety Bond terminology.
The surety bond sector looks to register its second consecutive year of growth, led by the private construction sector as the economy slowly improves.
Read MoreWhether you’re just starting your own business or your company has been around for years, if your company enters into contracts for construction, manufacturing or supplies, then chances are your company needs to be bonded.
Read MoreSinkhole activity is not only above the ground as an actual hole but it can occur below the ground movement of soils too. Once limestone dissolves gravity pulls the soils that are above the dissolved limestone downward.
Read MoreThe ProSure Group offers an exclusive bad credit bonding program for applicants who have had financial problems in the past.
Read MoreThe ProSure Group offers Licence Bonds, Contract Bonds and Court Bonds. The ProSure Group, Inc., was organized in 1993 by David B. Shick and is headquartered in Tampa, Florida.
Read MoreWhile a surety guarantees the performance of the principal to the owner/obligee, the bond principal remains liable for its original obligation.
Read MoreHere at the ProSure Group, we’ve helped hundreds and hundreds of contractors from getting their first bond to growing and expanding a large surety program for them.
Read MoreThis term usually refers to a licensee that also has a surety bond in place with the licensing entity that guarantees the terms of their license.
Read MoreThe specialists at The ProSure Group work to help every client get their bond questions answered quickly and easily. Let us know if you have any other questions about surety bonds.
Read MoreGetting bonded” is a term that is often misused in connection with obtaining different bonds, as the general public and even many business owners often do not understand the purpose of bonds.
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