We introduce concrete contractors that are growing to the bond agents who raise their limit, and charge each side a fixed fee for the introduction.
We have served clients in this market.
Commercial introductions routed to an industrial company.
Concrete and masonry contractors adding crews right now, with the owner’s name, email, when the crew starts and how many are being added.
Construction bond agents, each verified by an active appointment from a surety carrier.
A concrete company grows from houses to schools to roads, until the job is large enough that the owner of the project demands someone big stands behind it. That is a bond, and a small group of financial companies decides who gets one.
Every contractor has a bonding limit, a number set by those companies from the books and the history. A bond agent takes the contractor to them and argues for a bigger number. He earns on every bond for as long as the company stays in business, so growing contractors are all he looks for. The two cannot find each other efficiently.
$6,290 from the bond agent for 3–6 growing concrete companies in his territory over 90 days, replaced at no cost if one is not growing, not in his territory or not bondable. $3,175 from the contractor for a bond agent who writes construction bonds at his size.
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