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New Jersey HVAC and Refrigeration Contractor Bond

Flat Rates & No Credit Check

Bond Amount Required Bond Term Annual Premium
$3,000 2 Years $100

In New Jersey, heating, ventilation, air conditioning, and refrigeration contractors or technicians must obtain a surety bond as part of the state licensing process.

The bonds are a three-party agreement that helps protect consumers in the event an HVAC contractor performs a job that does not hold up to state regulations or if they are unable to fulfill the terms of a contracted job.

If your heating and cooling business is located in New Jersey, you probably know this policy as an HVACR surety bond.

Cost of a New Jersey HVACR Bond

The NNA has secured a flat fee of $100 for the $3,000 bond. This is also an instant issue bond that does not require a credit check and is available for immediate download.

 

Why New Jersey HVACR Contractors Need to Be Bonded

In New Jersey, if you are an HVAC & refrigeration contractor, you must be bonded to become licensed and to operate your business legally. You cannot become licensed without a surety bond in states that require them.

In addition, a surety bond encourages contractors to act ethically and to complete jobs in compliance with local and state rules and regulations. In other words, a surety bond adds credibility to you as a contractor by helping to protect consumers.

For example, if you're unable to fulfill the obligations of a contract with a customer, then that customer can file a claim against you. If their claim is upheld, the bond company (or surety) will pay the customer’s losses, and you will need to repay the surety afterward.

The Simple Bonding Process

View your price or request a free quote
Discover unbeatable value with coverage options tailored to your needs.
Sign your contract and pay the premium
Seal the deal and ensure protection and peace of mind for your business.
Receive your surety or fidelity bond
Expect a speedy turnaround. Our typical turnaround time is 24 hours or less.
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