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Glendale Heights, IL — Contractor License Bond

Glendale Heights lists $20,000 contractor surety, with a signed original on file before permit issuance. Its webpage and registration PDF do not give the same plumbing instruction; resolve that class with the Village before buying through Propeller.

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

What this bond does

Prepare the accepted Village security request without deciding the unresolved plumbing exception.

Who needs it
Glendale Heights contractors with a confirmed Village request, particularly applicants distinguishing business, trade and submitting agent.
Who it protects
This is the Village's contractor-security attachment, separate from licensing credentials and project permits. The accepted form supplies its full conditions, legal principal and recipient.

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.

Ask the Village which plumbing instruction applies

The webpage says electrical and plumbing licensing exceptions still involve submitting the appropriate surety. The registration PDF instead marks plumbing exempt on its $20,000 bond line. Ask Community Development which instruction applies to your current registration before purchasing.

For other confirmed requests, match the company's actual trade or trades. The PDF separates company identity from the applicant acting as owner, employee or agent; that agent's name is not automatically the bond principal.

Portal registration does not remove the original-document step

The page directs online applications and renewals through Cloudpermit and still says the original bond must be signed and on file with Community Development before permit issuance. Confirm current original handling rather than treating a portal application as executed security.

Purchase Now opens Propeller in a new tab. After the Village confirms your request, have its accepted form, legal principal, recipient, sum and dates ready. Review issued execution and complete Village delivery; the existing option displays no duration.

Sources

Have these ready

  1. Resolve the conflicting plumbing instructions where applicable.
  2. Identify the company's actual trade and separate submitting agent.
  3. Match the accepted $20,000 request, wording, recipient and dates.
  4. Check issued original signatures and current Village handling.
  5. Complete Community Development delivery separately from portal application.

Questions about this bond

Is plumbing's bond exception settled by these sources?

No. The registration PDF marks plumbing exempt, while the actual webpage asks the electrical/plumbing exception cases for appropriate surety. Have the Village clarify the current case before purchasing.

Does Cloudpermit replace an executed original?

The page retains a signed-original/on-file instruction alongside portal registration. Confirm handling and submit the issued document rather than just a provider receipt.

Is the registration agent automatically the principal?

The PDF separates the company from its owner, employee or agent applicant. Use the accepted legal principal for the bond.

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