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Bonding

Insurance is a promise, and Surety Bonds are basically a pledge from a surety company that a contractor will complete a project … as promised. We make the bonding process easier and less confusing because we take the time to get to know our customers, explain the process and find the necessary bonding that they require.

We know that bonding services are critical to a business, and we’ve been helping the leading construction firms in Berkshire county and across the country with their bonding needs.

We provide all types of bonding, including:

Bid, Performance & Payments Bonds required by contractors
Sub-Division Bonds for real estate and land developers
License & Permit Bonds
Maintenance Bonds
Bonds required by local and municipal courts, including Estate and Guardian Bonds
Corporate Bonds

Call today and speak with one of our brokers to see how we can help you and your business with your bonding needs.

Coakley, Pierpan, Dolan & Collins info@cpdcinsurance.com
Adams The Berkshire Mill 1 Berkshire Square Adams, MA 01220 Phone: 413.743.7000 Fax: 413.743.9488	North Adams 26 Union Street North Adams, MA 01247 Phone: 413.664.9366 Fax: 413.664.4723	Williamstown Williamstown Financial Center 296 Main Street Williamstown, MA 01267 Phone: 413.458.8119 Fax: 413.458.5706

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