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CCB lists $25,000 for Commercial General Contractor Level 2. The chart allows general contractors to supervise, arrange or perform an unlimited number of unrelated building trades on small or large commercial structures. Level 2 is not restricted to a single trade or made residential merely by a project's size.

The Level 2 qualification calls for four combined years of qualifying experience among one or more key employees; CCB's chart explains eligible experience and substitutions. Level 1 has a different experience and bond requirement but the same commercial work scope. Have CCB confirm the endorsement rather than using the bond application to decide your qualification.

Keep the structure and endorsement distinction clear. A residential endorsement can cover residential and small commercial structures. A business that needs both residential and commercial endorsements must carry both bonds; buying CGC2 security does not add a residential endorsement or replace its bond.

The CCB commercial model is exclusively for determination orders. It remains continuous until cancellation or depletion, with aggregate claims limited to its penal sum rather than a new limit each year. Its 30-day written cancellation notice goes to the principal and CCB; obligations for orders arising from the covered work period remain. Separate project payment/performance requirements need their own review.

Purchase Now opens Propeller's Level 2 commercial-general application in a new tab. Have the provider match the exact registered entity, CGC2 endorsement, confirmed sum and existing CCB number if issued. Check both amount entries, the bond agent or attorney-in-fact's original signature and attached power of attorney before paying. New online license applicants upload the company-specific bond and power of attorney with the complete CCB application. The documents must reach CCB within 60 days of the surety's signing date; licensing validity requires filing and completed licensing, not just purchase.