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Tennessee Contractor License bond

Tennessee Contractor License

Tennessee does not require a contractor license bond at the state level.

Direct answer

Do I need a contractor license bond in Tennessee?

Tennessee does not require a contractor license bond at the state level. General and specialty contractors applying for or renewing a state or local contractor license in jurisdictions that require a license bond as a condition of licensure. Tennessee Board for Licensing Contractors oversees contractor license requirements in Tennessee, including the bond filing.

Tennessee Contractor License bond, answered

How much is a contractor license bond in Tennessee?
Tennessee does not require a contractor license bond at the state level.
Who needs a Tennessee contractor license bond?
General and specialty contractors applying for or renewing a state or local contractor license in jurisdictions that require a license bond as a condition of licensure.
Who regulates contractor license bonds in Tennessee?
Tennessee Board for Licensing Contractors oversees contractor license requirements in Tennessee, including the bond filing.
How do renewals work?
See renewal details below.
How do I get bonded?
Send your jurisdiction and the required bond amount Receive a quote, often the same day Sign and pay, then file the bond with the licensing authority

What you will need

  • State or local jurisdiction and license or application number
  • Owner credit authorization
  • Business name and license classification

How to get bonded

  1. Send your jurisdiction and the required bond amount
  2. Receive a quote, often the same day
  3. Sign and pay, then file the bond with the licensing authority

Regulator: Tennessee Board for Licensing Contractors

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