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Sioux Falls, SD — Fireplace Contractor Bond

Sioux Falls requires a $10,000 Compliance Bond for its Fireplace Contractor license, naming the City and the exact company. Its current application says Fireplace applicants do not take the Mechanical/Refrigeration examination.

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

What this bond does

Support the actual Fireplace Contractor license with City-specific compliance security and the correct company principal.

Who needs it
Businesses performing fireplace work within Sioux Falls city limits, checking the applicable license or the City's stated project exception.
Who it protects
The application describes security benefiting the City and consumers for faithful, lawful work and ordinance compliance. It is not a substitute for every other trade license or an automatically accepted project-specific bond.

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.

Select Fireplace on the shared application

The current Mechanical application has separate Mechanical, Refrigeration and Fireplace selections. It expressly exempts Fireplace from examination; the 90-day post-exam rule applies only when an exam is required. Match the company/license name exactly, and identify the license holder's qualifying company relationship as requested.

Use a City-approved $10,000 bond expressly stating Fireplace Contractor, contractor as principal and City as obligee. Submit the signed original with the license application; an existing bond for another recipient is not enough. Keep continuation evidence current with Building Services. The City's two-year license renewal cycle does not establish this unlabeled offering's bond term.

Purchase Now opens Propeller in a new tab. Check class/company, City wording and dates before applying; after issuance, check the signed original and file as directed. The City separately allows a Residential Building Contractor with the project's building permit to install its fireplace subject to mechanical inspections, and has a narrow owner-occupied single-family exception with homeowner permits. Confirm those circumstances rather than buy automatically.

Sources

Have these ready

  1. Confirm Fireplace class and whether a stated project/owner exception actually applies.
  2. Match company/license holder and City-approved $10,000 Fireplace wording.
  3. Check issued dates, execution and signed original.
  4. File application/bond with Building Services; maintain continuation evidence and separate permits/inspections.

Questions about this bond

Must Fireplace applicants pass the Mechanical examination?

The current 2026 application expressly says Fireplace applicants do not require examination. Do not transfer Mechanical/Refrigeration's exam and 90-day rule.

Can I use any existing bond or just a copy?

The City requires its own approved wording, exact company name, Fireplace classification and signed original.

Does Fireplace authorize electrical, plumbing or general mechanical work?

No. The City requires the appropriate additional licenses for those activities; this class does not supply them.

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