Without knowing the state, in which you are operating, I cannot say for sure, but I am guessing there is not a particular law that requires it, but rather the individuals, for which you are house-sitting, require it to ensure you are able to pay for any damage to the property that you may cause. By being bonded and insured you are ensuring there are funds available to pay for any damage you may cause.
If I have a business license for pet sitting, do I need to be bonded as well?
license......a business permit issued by a city or county government. The term bonded or insured is basically the same thing. Bonded usually applies if someone handles money or other valuables.
Get bonded and insured. Get your business license. Then, get some reliable people with experience. Get the word out.
No matter what state you are in, if you desire to start a home improvement business you will need a business license and will also need to be bonded and insured.
Most States require you have a business license and be Bonded (Insured) Call California Office of Commerce for details and requirements.
Yes. We are licensed, bonded, and insured.
If you need a contractors license then the state would require you to have liability and a bond.
You go to the local police department. And apply there with the town. You have to be bonded and insured. You have to pay $50 for the license
Insured yes. Bonded, well, that may be a problem with a felony on his record. FYI: Insurance is better than bonding anyway.
This depends on your business classification and your local business statutes. If you determine you do need to be bonded, contact your local insurance agent and buy an insurance bond. The type of bond will depend on your business classification. Most likely what you actually need is for your business to be " Insured ". In other words. Commercial General liability. Many if not most Bond Issuers will not issue you a bond if you do not carry appropriate Insurance for your business venture. being Bonded is not the same as being Insured.
You should look to see if they are bonded and insured. Also, see how long they have been in business.
Carpet installers are not required by law to be bonded and insured for all places, though for government buildings and a few others, it may be a requirement. However, it is much easier to find customers if you are bonded and insured.