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Greenbrier asks contractors working in the city to post a $1,000 bond before it signs off on their license. It is one of the smallest bonds you will buy, and having it ready keeps your permit from stalling at City Hall.
Contractors who want to work inside the City of Greenbrier post a $1,000 contractor license bond naming the city as obligee. The bond gives the city a source of payment if the contractor breaks the city's building rules or leaves fees and penalties unpaid. Greenbrier does not publish the bond form online, so confirm the current form and filing steps with City Hall before the bond is issued.
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The City of Greenbrier sits in Faulkner County, and building permits and inspections for city projects run through its Planning and Zoning office at City Hall. Contractors who will pull permits or perform work inside the city limits post a $1,000 contractor license bond with the city.
A license bond is a promise from a surety company to the city. If the contractor fails to follow the city's codes or leaves required fees or penalties unpaid, the city can make a claim on the bond, up to the $1,000 limit. The surety pays valid claims and then looks to the contractor to repay it. The bond does not insure your work, and it is not a substitute for liability insurance.
The city bond does not replace the license or bond the Arkansas Contractors Licensing Board may require for your work. If you hold a state license, you still need the city bond to work in Greenbrier.
Greenbrier does not post its contractor bond form or the governing ordinance on its website. Call City Hall at 501.679.2422 or stop by 11 Wilson Farm Road to confirm the current bond form, the exact name the city wants on the bond and the filing steps before the bond is issued.
The surety sets the premium after reviewing the owner's credit and business history. Apply to see the actual quote for your business.
With the City of Greenbrier at City Hall, 11 Wilson Farm Road. The Planning and Zoning office handles building permits and can confirm the current form and filing steps.
No. A state license or state bond is separate. Greenbrier wants its own $1,000 bond on file for contractors working in the city.
The surety reviews the claim and pays valid ones up to $1,000. You then repay the surety, so the bond protects the city, not your business.
The surety prices it after reviewing the owner's credit and business history. Apply to see your actual quote.
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