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When a contractor fails to abide by any of the conditions of the contract, the surety and contractor are both held liable. The three main types of construction bonds are bid, performance, and payment.
A Bond of Qualifying Individual is a bond that serves as a legal promise regarding the compliance of the applicant to the relevant provisions of the California Business and Professions Code and the rules and regulations set forth by the California Contractors State License Board of the Department of Consumer Affairs.
To file a claim against a contractor's surety bond, you will need to take action. Visit the California Contractors State Licensing Board website (see Resources), and search for the name of your contractor's surety bond company to obtain the company's contact information.
The surety company provides the CSLB a guarantee (the surety bond) that the customers, vendors, suppliers, and employees of a licensed contractor will receive payment for financial damages due to a violation of California Contractor License Law, up to a limit of $15,000 (\u201cpenal sum\u201d or \u201cbond amount\u201d).
Failure to maintain continuous bond coverage will result in the license being suspended. Any work performed while the license is suspended is considered to be unlicensed and disciplinary action can be taken against you.
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To file a claim against a bond, a consumer should contact the contractor's surety company and include a detailed written description of the problem, a copy of the contract, and all other pertinent documents Page 2 and information.
Attach a personal, certified, or cashier's check or money order payable to the Contractors State License Board.
When a contractor fails to abide by any of the conditions of the contract, the surety and contractor are both held liable. The three main types of construction bonds are bid, performance, and payment.
A California contractor bond covers any damages caused by the principal. For example, if you don't complete a construction project per the terms of your contract, then the client can place a claim on your bond to cover the damages. Unlike insurance, you'll need to fully repay any claims paid out by the surety.
The surety company provides the CSLB a guarantee (the surety bond) that the customers, vendors, suppliers, and employees of a licensed contractor will receive payment for financial damages due to a violation of California Contractor License Law, up to a limit of $15,000 (\u201cpenal sum\u201d or \u201cbond amount\u201d).

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