Need a surety bond in Los Angeles? Most bonds are required by a state agency, a court, or a project owner, and the requirement is the same whether you’re in Van Nuys or Long Beach. What a local agency adds is knowing which bond you need, which form it goes on, and where it gets filed — so it’s accepted the first time.
Surety Bonds We Write in Los Angeles
Contractor & Construction Bonds
- Contractor license bonds — the $25,000 CSLB requirement
- Bid bonds for public works bids
- Performance and payment bonds for public and private projects
- Subdivision bonds for developers
Entertainment & Talent Bonds
- Talent agency bonds — the $50,000 state requirement
- SAG-AFTRA franchise bonds
- Fee-related talent service bonds
Court & Probate Bonds
- Probate bonds for executors, administrators, guardians, and conservators
- Civil court bonds — appeal, attachment, injunction, and release of lien bonds
License & Commercial Bonds
- DMV dealer bonds
- Tax preparer bonds
- Cannabis bonds
- Customs bonds for importers
- And many more in our full bond directory
Areas We Serve
We’re based in the San Fernando Valley and serve all of Los Angeles County, including Reseda, Van Nuys, Encino, Sherman Oaks, Studio City, North Hollywood, Burbank, Glendale, Hollywood, Beverly Hills, Santa Monica, Downtown LA, Pasadena, Long Beach, and the Santa Clarita Valley. We also write bonds throughout California.
No Office Visit Needed
Most bonds are quoted, approved, and issued by phone and email. Court bonds and bonds that need original signatures can be handled by mail or courier.
How We Work
- Several A-rated surety companies: we submit your application to several sureties instead of one, and each sets its own rate. If one declines, we go to the next.
- The right bond and form: we confirm the bond amount, obligee, and form before we issue, so your filing isn’t rejected.
- Licensed in California: California license #0G21229.
How to Get Bonded in Los Angeles
- Call (818) 392-4275 or request a free quote online.
- Tell us what the bond is for — the agency, court, or owner asking for it.
- Complete a short application and get approved.
- Pay your premium and receive your bond, ready to file.