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Clarendon Hills, IL — Contractor License Bond

Clarendon Hills' 2026 application requests a $10,000 License and Permit Bond, with no bond for Illinois-licensed plumbers. It accepts a copy or fax for permit issuance but still says the original must be signed and mailed to the Village.

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Recorded state
Illinois
Bond type
Contractor License / Registration Bond
Category
Contractors & construction

What this bond does

Prepare the Village's contractor-license attachment and follow the distinct copy-versus-original instructions after issuance.

Who needs it
Clarendon Hills contractor-license applicants whose current class calls for surety, rather than plumbers within the stated Illinois-license exclusion.
Who it protects
The accepted License and Permit Bond defines its secured conditions. It is separate from the liability insurance and professional credentials that accompany the Village license application.

Your bond option

This is the option on record for this bond.

The bond amount describes the limit of the bond obligation, not the price. A listed amount does not establish what the requesting party requires. The premium is what you pay and must be confirmed for the actual option. An E&O limit, where listed, is separate errors and omissions insurance.

Confirm the business profile and credential case

The application lets the business identify General, plumbing, electrical, driveway, HVAC, landscape/snow removal, roofing or other work. Its bond line expressly excludes Illinois-licensed plumbers; do not transfer that exception to every other State-credentialed trade.

The separate plumbing-credential line asks for 055 registration and either the stated 058 or Chicago plumbing license. Have the Village confirm how your actual credentials fit the bond exception rather than treating a city license alone as a new statewide exemption.

Do not stop after sending the copy

The posted form says a copy or fax is acceptable to issue the permit, but the original must be signed and mailed to Clarendon Hills. Those are post-issuance filing instructions, not proof that an application receipt is an executed bond or that the original can be omitted.

Purchase Now opens Propeller in a new tab. Have the legal applicant, accepted form, $10,000 amount and requested dates ready, then check and execute the issued instrument before the Village submission. The 2026 license heading does not define a term on the existing provider option.

Sources

Have these ready

  1. Confirm the Village business profile and actual plumbing exception.
  2. Have the accepted $10,000 form where applicable.
  3. Match legal applicant, recipient and requested dates.
  4. Check issued execution before sending a copy or fax.
  5. Complete the separate signed-original mailing instruction.

Questions about this bond

Can the fax be my only filing?

The 2026 form permits a copy or fax for permit issuance but still says the original must be signed and mailed. Confirm the current Village handling and complete that final step.

Does every State-licensed trade get the plumber exception?

The bond line names Illinois-licensed plumbers, not all State licensees. Use your actual class and credential case.

Is the calendar-year heading the bond term?

It identifies the 2026 licensing application. Use the accepted instrument's actual dates; the existing provider option displays no duration.

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