Surety bonds can be obtained from multiple sources including insurance companies, surety agencies, and online surety bond providers. Some of the prominent insurance companies that offer surety bonds are Travelers, The Hartford, and Nationwide. You can purchase surety bonds through independent insurance brokers or agents near you. Additionally, there are dedicated surety bond companies and online platforms such as SuretyBonds.com and A1 SuretyBonds.com, which provide quick application, competitive rates, and customer support. For small businesses, the U.S. Small Business Administration (SBA) also guarantees certain types of surety bonds, helping qualified small businesses obtain bonds that might otherwise be difficult to get. SBA- authorized surety agencies can assist in this process. In summary, surety bonds can be obtained from:
- Insurance companies (e.g., Travelers, The Hartford, Nationwide)
- Independent insurance brokers or agents
- Licensed surety bond agencies
- Online surety bond providers (e.g., SuretyBonds.com, A1 SuretyBonds.com)
- SBA-authorized surety agencies for small business guaranteed bonds
Each provider may have different application requirements such as financial records, credit history, and business information. Some offer faster digital application processes, while others provide expert guidance tailored to your needs.
