Kansas Contractor License Bond

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How Much Does a Kansas Contractor License Bond Cost?

The cost of a Kansas contractor license bond starts at $100 and may be up to $1,000 or more. Bond requirements are in place by numerous municipalities across Kansas. The required bond amount varies from $2,500 to $10,000 or more.

By purchasing your Kansas contractor license from a surety company, you can get the necessary bond at a premium price. We are an authorized Kansas surety company that provides bonds to suit all needs. Bond premium rates range from 1% to 10%.

The cost of your contractor license bond is based on key factors like your professional resume, your credit scores and your financial strength. We have proudly served Kansas residents’ surety needs for over a decade and provide bonds to more than 99% of applicants.

Your contractor license bond rate will be between 1% and 3% with a 700 or higher credit score. The rate will range from 3% to 5% of the required bond amount for a 600 to 699 credit score. A rate of 5% to 10% applies to applicants with a lower credit score.

Surety Bond Cost Based on Credit Score
Surety Bond Name	Surety Bond Amount	Over 700	Between 600 - 699	Below 599
Kansas Department of Revenue Division of Taxation Non-Resident Contractor Bond	varies	-	-	-
Kansas City Mechanical or HVAC Contractor Bond	$5,000	$100 - $150	$150 - $250	$250 - $500
Hiawatha Contractor License Bond	$10,000	$100 - $300	$300 - $500	$500 - $1,000
Oberlin Electrician License Bond	$2,500	$100	$100 - $125	$125 - $250

* This table provides a ballpark estimate of potential bond costs. Bond pricing can fluctuate over time due to a number of factors. For exact pricing, please complete an application.

How to Get a Kansas Contractor License Bond

1. Determine the Surety Bond You Need

Researching the contractor license bond requirements that apply to your trade is the first step. Numerous municipalities and counties enforce license and bond requirements. For your convenience, a list of these resource links is available below.

Glenn needed a surety bond to work as a contractor in Wichita. After applying online, he got a quick quote from us. By using our online portal to pay the premium, Glenn finalized his purchase and got his contractor surety bond right away. Today, Glenn is a successful Wichita contractor.

2. Apply for Your Contractor Bond

After researching the Kansas contractor bond requirements, spend a couple of minutes completing our brief online application. We provide bonds for most credit scores and can help you set up your new surety bond. Our bond experts are happy to answer any questions you have.

3. Get a Quote

Once you submit the bond application online, you will receive an instant quote. In some situations, an application is complex and requires greater review. We provide bond quotes within 48 hours in these cases.

4. Buy Your Bond

To purchase your bond, take advantage of our payment portal. Once your payment is made, we will prepare your contractor license bond and email it to you. Our bond experts can also mail your bond to you upon request.

Our bond process is fast and easy, and our team is available to support you as needed. If you have questions or need assistance with your purchase, please contact us or call us at (877) 514-5146.

Contractor License Bond Requirements in Kansas

In Kansas, most contractor bond requirements are established by local governments. However, the Department of Revenue Division of Taxation holds a surety bond requirement for non-resident contractors. The minimum bond amount is $1,000 and is based on the contracts for the calendar year.

This is an annual bond, and it may be released once the taxes owed for the calendar year have been paid. The obligee is the State of Kansas.

Numerous cities and counties throughout Kansas maintain contractor license and bond requirements. These include:

Surety Bond	Bond Amount	Premium
City of Arkansas City Contractor License and Permit Bond	$4,000	From $100
City of Bel Aire Contractor Bond	$100 - $250,000	From $100
City of Belle Plaine Contractor Bond	$5,000	From $100
City of Emporia Contractor Bond	$5,000	From $100
City of Great Bend Contractor Bond	$5,000	From $100
City of Hiawatha Contractor License Bond	$10,000	From $100
City of Kansas City Mechanical or HVAC Contractor Bond	$5,000	From $100
City of Kansas City Plumbing Contractor Bond	$5,000	From $100
City of Lansing Contractor Bond	$5,000	From $100
City of McPherson Contractor Bond	$5,000	From $100
City of Wichita Contractor Bond	$5,000	From $100
City of Winfield Contractor Bond	$5,000	From $100
Wyandotte County, Kansas City Electrical Contractor Bond	$5,000	From $100
Wyandotte County Septic And Cesspool Installer and Cleaner Bond	$5,000	From $100
City of Shawnee Low Impact Land disturbance Permit Bond	$5,000	From $100
City of Goodland Contractor License Bond	$5,000	From $100
City of Shawnee Mud Bond for Commercial Contractors	$5,000	From $100
City of Leawood Performance and Maintenance Bond	$5000 - $50,000	From $100
City of Osage City Electric License Bond	$1,000	From $100
City of Oberlin Electrician License Bond	$2,500	From $100
City of Oberlin Plumbing License Bond	$2,500	From $100

Each governing authority has its own obligee and bond term requirements. However, the bond premium is due annually for all types of bonds. To support you with the maintenance of your contractor bond, we will be in touch annually with premium payment instructions.

How to Get Your Kansas Contractor License

Our friendly bond experts are available to answer your questions and help you learn how to get a contractor license. With many governing bodies, the required documentation for a contractor license varies. These are a few of the items that may be required by some authorities:

Application
Professional or educational experience
A surety bond
Proof of liability insurance
Application fee
Business entity documentation for an LLC, corporation or assumed business name
Workers' compensation insurance, if applicable

You can learn more about the bond requirements applicable to you by contacting the local authority. For more information about the non-resident contractor bond, contact:

Kansas Department of Revenue – Division of Taxation
P.O. Box 3506
Topeka, KS 66625-3506
Phone: (316) 337-6167

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Robin Kix

Robin Kix is our Renewal Department Manager. During her 10 years in the surety industry, she helped thousands of businesses throughout the nation remain compliant at the federal, state and local level. She has significant experience supporting commercial bond lines, particularly in the automobile, transportation and construction industries. Robin and her team work together to create a positive customer service experience at the time of every policy renewal, whether that be finding the best pricing or offering additional assistance.

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