Surety Bonds
Licensed in all 50 states, our breadth of surety bond offerings is unmatched in the industry, including an expansive network that delivers results on standard, exclusive, specialty, and hard-to-place bonds. We have the knowledge and network to help you secure the right surety bond. Below are some of our most requested products.
License & Permit Bonds
License and Permit Bonds are a type of surety bond that is required for many licensing applications. They can indemnify a governmental body for the principal’s failure to comply with an applicable law, or give a third party the right to pursue the principal for loss or damage incurred by that third party due to the default of the principal.
Fidelity Bonds
Fidelity bonds guarantee the employer’s money and property in the event that an employee causes damage through a negligent or a dishonest action. These include Employee Dishonesty Bonds, Janitorial Service Bonds, and Notary Bonds.
Performance & Payment Bonds
Performance bonds and payment bonds are often written as one bond, but by definition they are not the same. A performance bond assures satisfactory performance of the terms of the contract. A payment bond assures that the subcontractors, laborers, and material suppliers will receive payment for the services and products used to fulfill the contract.
A Surety Company You Can Trust
Our team of surety bond specialists is led by Mark Levinson, Senior Vice President of Surety. In his 25 years in the industry, Mark has developed a strong network of surety bond carriers and partners that enable our entire staff to secure the best products and prices. Through this surety bond network, we manage and mediate risk-related relationships to give you peace of mind so you can focus on your business.
Since 1972, Brunswick Companies has been a trusted surety bond company. We are licensed in all 50 states and can help you quickly secure the best bond rates for your business.
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What To Do About A Surety Bond Claim
As your surety bond company, Brunswick Companies should receive all potential claims made against your bond. Sometimes, we will
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