Contractors in Arizona must secure and post a Contractors License Bond to work. The bond serves as a financial guarantee that a contractor will operate its business in compliance with local laws and regulations. If the contractor violates any licensing laws, performs faulty work, or fails to meet contractual obligations, the bond provides protection to the public, ensuring there is financial recourse for affected parties.
The Arizona Registrar of Contractors (AZ ROC) regulates the state's contractors and ensures that bonds are properly in place. Arizona determines the bond limit based on the type of Contractors License and total annual revenue.
CCIS is a licensed construction bond and insurance agency, providing Arizona contractors with all types of bonds and General Liability and Workers' Compensation insurance.
Applies to contractors who oversee and manage the construction, remodeling, or repair of residential properties, ensuring compliance with Arizona laws and protecting homeowners.
Applies to contractors specializing in specific trades or services (electrical, plumbing, roofing) within residential projects, ensuring they perform their work according to industry standards and legal requirements.
(Includes General Engineering Contractors) For contractors who manage and oversee large-scale commercial construction projects, including infrastructure and engineering works, guaranteeing adherence to contracts and legal obligations.
For contractors specializing in specific trades or services (HVAC, masonry, painting) within commercial construction, ensuring compliance with Arizona regulations and protecting clients from potential damages.
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