Ask the Surety Pro
Ask Your Surety Pro – NYC School Construction Authority: A $20.5 Billion Opportunity for Contractors
The New York City School Construction Authority has a $20.5 billion capital plan running through 2029, and the bid activity is already ...
Ask Your Surety Pro – Why Your Surety Wants Your Subcontractors to Be Bonded
Requiring key subcontractors to carry performance and payment bonds is one of the most effective risk management strategies available to prime contractors. ...
Ask Your Surety Pro – How Much Debt Is Too Much for a Surety Underwriter?
Debt is a normal part of running and growing a construction company. But at what point does leverage start to affect your ...
The Five Most-Read Ask The Surety Pro Posts of Q2 2026
Every week, Ask The Surety Pro tackles the real questions contractors are asking about their bond programs. Not theory. Real guidance on ...
Ask Your Surety Pro – Why Anderson & Catania Is Gaining Referral Momentum in New York and New Jersey
Something meaningful is happening for Anderson & Catania in the New York and New Jersey construction markets. Established contractors are referring other ...
Ask Your Surety Pro – When Does Profit Fade Become a Concern for Your Surety Underwriter?
The most effective thing a contractor can do about profit fade is address it before it becomes a pattern. That means reviewing ...
The Five Most-Read Ask The Surety Pro Posts of Q1 2026
The Ask The Surety Pro video series exists for one reason: to give contractors the surety bond knowledge they need to make ...
SBA 7(a) Loans vs. Conventional Loans: What Small Contractors Need to Know Before Choosing
When a small construction company is looking for financing, one of the first decisions to make is whether to pursue a conventional ...