The City of White Oak, Texas is known for its rolling hills and abundant forests, and people are starting to take notice. The City’s population is growing which means construction projects are needed across the City.
For the protection of White Oak’s citizens, the local Community Development Department requires individuals who perform various construction trades to obtain an approved permit or license before any kind of work may begin. A surety bond may be required of the contractor to get and maintain licensure.
To find the right Contractor Permit or License Bond for you, take a look at the chart below! Each surety bond’s required limit and Jet’s guaranteed prices are also included. To purchase your preferred permit or license bond, simply select the “Secure Your Bond” button to get started.
Bond Type | Bond Limit | Cost |
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Concrete Contractor Bond | $5,000 | $100 |
Roofing Contractor Bond | $5,000 | $100 |
Plumbing Contractor Bond | $5,000 | $100 |
Electrical Contractor Bond | $5,000 | $100 |
Building Contractor Bond | $15,000 | $100 |
House Mover Bond | $2,000 or $20,000* | $100 |
*Bond limit is required to be either $2,000 with proof of liability insurance or $20,000 without insurance.
Original signed and sealed bond forms, along with your completed permit or license application, must be submitted to the White Oak Community Development Department at the mailing address listed below.
City of White Oak
Community Development Department
906 S. White Oak Road
White Oak, TX 75693
Various contractor permit and license applications can be found on the City’s Forms and Documents webpage. If you are unable to find the correct paperwork for your contractor field, you can email the City at [email protected] for help.
White Oak contractors are responsible for following all applicable permit and license regulations pursuant to Chapter 14 of the White Oak, Texas Municode. Failure to uphold these requirements can lead to licensure penalties and/or a bond claim.
The main purpose of a Contractor Bond is to financially protect the person that hired the contactor in cases where actions of negligence, poor workmanship, and/or a breach of contract are committed. For example, a plumbing contractor that has been hired by a homeowner to install a new sink into a home will be expected to follow all plumbing and building codes during this project. If the contractor cuts corners and does not install the sink properly, this can lead to future problems for the homeowner such as water leaks and maybe even flooding. If complications such as these are discovered by the former client, it is in your best interest to go back and repair/reinstall the sink properly. An omission on your part to do so can lead to a pricey claim on your Plumbing Contractor Bond and a black mark on your business’s reputation.
As for renewing your Contractor Permit or License Bond, just give the Jet team a call at 855-296-2663 and we can get the renewal process started for you right away!