Albany, OR Surety Bonds

Don’t purchase any surety bond until you speak with a bond counselor at Pro Surety Bond. We specialize in all types of Contract and Construction Bonds including Payment and Performance Bonds, Subdivision and Off Site Bonds, Bid Bonds, License and Permit Bonds, Court Bonds, Fidelity Bonds and all types of Miscellaneous Surety Bonds. If you call 800-314-7003 you can speak with a representative immediately. We’re sure that you’ll have a great experience and find a bond in your price range. Call the Albany Surety Bond Pros at 800-314-7003!

The Customer Service Experience You’ll Receive For Your Albany, Oregon Surety Bond Will Be Unparalleled

Call 800-314-7003! That you do not have the time to investigate the ins and outs of surety bonds you can be forgiven for. Most people who call us don’t even know what they are most of time, so here’s our opportunity to educate the public at large. We usually try to give an example like that of say, a cigarette wholesaler. Cigarette wholesalers have a lot of regulations and regulators are always on the lookout for infractions, which can lead to fines. They don’t take it too kindly when people can’t pay the fine, so they require business owners to take out a surety bond to cover them, meaning the government, just in case. Think of it as a way of vouching for yourself. Pro Surety Bond vouches for itself every day by producing better and better surety bond rates for more and more clients, including those with poor credit. Call 800-314-7003!

Bidding Opportunities in Albany

If you are bidding on public projects for the City of Albany you may be required to post a Bid Bond. The Bid Bond guarantees you will be able to provide the Performance Bonds required in the event you are the low bidder. In essence the Bid Bond pre-qualifies you for the work you are bidding on. Not all jobs require bonding but if they do we can assist you with Bid Bonds, and subsequent Performance and Payment Bonds as required by the state. Please call the Contract Bond Team at Pro Surety Bond for more information.

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Albany Finance Department

333 Broadalbin St SW
Albany, OR 97321
Phone: 541-917-7500
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The Center Of The Willamette Valley And The Heart Of Oregon.

Albany Oregon, population 51,000, is situated on Oregon’s beautiful Willamette River near the Calapooia river. The site that would become the city of Albany, Oregon was purchased in 1847 to $400. It first drew attention as a stagecoach stopover on the California State Company, but later steamboats would bring the local farmers and townspeople the essentials for living. In 1871 came the first railroad through town, with a little bit of encouragement, specifically shameless payments to the railroad to the tune of $50,000, encouraging them to not run it through a nearby town. After that the manufacturing and transportation grew, foundries opened, sawmills, carriage factories and blacksmiths flourished. These days Albany is just known as a great place to live, it has almost 20 acres of parkland per 1000 residents, and great libraries. Another great feature of the places is its great architecture, in particular the four historic districts that are listed in the National Register of Historic Places. All in all, residents love it here.

Economically, Albany has a number of economic aces up its sleeves. It is known as the rare metals capital of the world and produces hafnium, titanium and zirconium at ATI Specialty Alloys and Components. In the field of agriculture Albany is a major exporter of grass seed (Linn County being the “Grass Seed Capital of the World,” although beans, mint, strawberries and hazelnuts all figure prominently. In recent years the timber industry has receded and there’s no way of avoiding the fact that it has hurt the economy. However the losses only spurred on local officials to consciously diversify the economy in hopes that no such scenario will happen again. The Albany economic development council has a long term plan for expanding the tax base of the city and creating the future as a better place for both residents and businesses. Their program includes conducting visits to local businesses, finding financial and assistance, removing hindrances to economic growth, researching sites and a development that promise and promoting an to outside investors, and responding to inquiries promptly and courteously.Call the Albany Surety Bond Pros Today at 800-314-7003!

Opening a business in Albany, Oregon could be just the thing for someone as an ambitious hustler as you. However there’s one slight roadblock, and that may be of a surety bond. Most industries in Oregon require a surety bond in place before receiving a business license, so if you think you’re alone, you’re not. Do you own a barber in school? Do you own a domestic winery? You own a business that sells fireworks? Does your business offer currency exchanges? These are all incredibly different industries, but each of them requires a surety bond before they can be license. Pro Surety Bond has been fulfilling bond obligations like these for a long time, and we would like the opportunity to do the same for you.

For Any Albany, Oregon Surety Bond Needs, Call Pro Surety Bond

License and permit surety bonds are probably the most common, and probably the kind that you are looking for if you’re reading this, but there are so many more uses for surety bonds. For instance there are fiduciary bonds, which are required if you’re the administrator of another person’s estate. Other names include administrator bonds, guardian bonds, trustee bonds, conservator bonds and executor bonds. In essence they tell the court that you can be trusted. Pro Surety Bond has over 25 years of combined industry experience fulfilling bond needs like the ones above, and we’re more than willing to do the same for you. Call us for a fast and free surety bond quote. Give us a call at 800-314-7003

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There are literally thousands of different Surety Bonds to guarantee the performance of businesses and individuals. The following list of are the bonds we most commonly see.