NYC Home Improvement Contractor Bond
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General Information
To get a Home Improvement Contractor License in New York City, the Department of Consumer and Worker Protection (DCWP) requires you to either enroll in the DCWP Trust Fund or post a $20,000 surety bond. While the Trust Fund costs $200, our surety bond is only $150 — a faster and more affordable option. The surety bond protects consumers against fraud, contract violations, and negligent work. It also helps meet the legal requirements for your DCWP license application. Getting your NYC contractor bond through BondAbility is quick and hassle-free. We issue these bonds with no application and no credit check. Choose standard email delivery by the end of the next business day, or upgrade to 1-hour email delivery during business hours. Follow these steps to apply for your Home Improvement Contractor License through the DCWP: Note: Your bond receipt must show payment in full and cover the entire license term ending February 28 of the next odd-numbered year. Do I have to get this bond to be licensed as a contractor in NYC? How long is the bond valid for? Do I need to complete an application or credit check? How quickly will I receive my bond?Why do I need a New York City Home Improvement Contractor Surety Bond?
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NYC HIC Bond Pricing
Bond Amount
Term
Price
Credit Check Required
$20,000
2-Year Term (expiring Feb. 28 of odd years)
$150
No
How To Get Licensed As a Home Improvement Contractor in NYC
Bond Details at a Glance
Frequently Asked Questions
No. You can either enroll in the DCWP Trust Fund for $200 or purchase a $20,000 surety bond for just $150 through BondAbility. Both meet the license requirement.
The bond covers the license term and expires on February 28 of every odd-numbered year.
Nope. We make it easy. No application and no credit check required.
You have two options:
Can I use this bond if my business is a corporation or has a DBA?
Yes. Just make sure your business name, DBA (if any), and premises address are consistent across all documents submitted to the DCWP, including the bond.