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Oregon — Landscape Contractor's Bond

Arrange Oregon Landscape Contractors Board security in your landscape contracting business's name. The board's business guide describes $20,000 security for licensed businesses, with a $15,000 provision for probationary-phase licenses.

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Recorded state
Oregon
Bond type
Landscape / Irrigation Contractor Bond
Category
Contractors & construction

What this bond does

The landscape contractor's bond supports the licensed business's duties to customers and other covered parties. It belongs to the business license, distinct from an individual's landscape construction professional credential.

Who needs it
Oregon landscape contracting businesses obtaining, renewing or maintaining their Landscape Contractors Board security.
Who it protects
The board administers access to bond security for covered issues including contract breaches, improper work and specified unpaid obligations. Claim resolution follows the applicable board or legal process.

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.

Bond the business that signs the customer contract

Oregon distinguishes the landscape construction professional from the licensed landscape contracting business. The business carries the bond and insurance and enters into customer contracts.

Use the business entity and assumed name registered for the license. An employee's individual qualification does not replace the business's security filing.

Match the amount to the licensing phase

The board's guide states $20,000 for licensed landscaping businesses, except probationary-phase licenses may have $15,000 security. Use the amount appropriate to the business's actual phase.

The guide also identifies assignment of savings and irrevocable letters of credit as security alternatives. Those are separate instruments; the Purchase Now action is for this bond offering.

Purchase the board's landscape bond

Apply through Purchase Now with the Landscape Contractors Board form, business identity, and license phase. Review the provider's premium independently of the bond amount.

Submit the executed security with the licensing documents. Keep customer contracts, completion records and security correspondence so a renewal, business change or board inquiry can be addressed.

Sources

Have these ready

  1. Landscape contracting business name and license details.
  2. Standard or probationary licensing phase.
  3. Board-required bond form and amount.
  4. Insurance and responsible professional records.

Questions about this bond

Is the bond in the professional's individual name?

The board's guide places the bond with the licensed landscape contracting business.

Does every phase use $20,000?

The guide provides a $15,000 exception for probationary-phase licenses. Use the phase applicable to your business.

Does the bond guarantee every complaint will be paid?

Claims are resolved through the applicable process and bond conditions. Keep the contract and supporting records.

Is this an Oregon CCB home inspector bond?

No. This offering concerns Landscape Contractors Board licensing, a different regulatory program.

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