Louisiana contractor license bonds. One statewide bond, plus 24 more.
Louisiana’s statewide contractor license bond, the Contractor License Bond, is listed first. Cities and counties add their own; all 25 bonds are below. Each bond page names the office that holds the bond, the amount and the price before you apply.
- Licenses listed
- 25
- Cities and counties
- 18
- Priced from
- $100
Statewide Louisiana licenses
Cities and counties 18
Baton Rouge
Denham Springs
Eunice
Jennings
Lake Charles
Terrebonne Parish
Thibodaux
Also for Louisiana contractors
- Priced on the page
- 25 of 25 licenses are priced on their page, from $100; that price is what you pay at checkout.
- A-rated carriers
- Written through Propeller Bonds, a managing general agency licensed in all 50 states. The executed bond is e-signed and delivered by email.
- Licensed agency
- Light RFP Risk Management Services LLC, NY DFS License # PC-1978982.
FAQ
Common questions.
Does Louisiana require a contractor license bond?Yes. The statewide bond is the Contractor License Bond. 24 more bonds, for city and county licenses, are listed below it.
Which cities in Louisiana require a contractor license bond?Light RFP writes contractor license bonds for 18 Louisiana cities and counties, including Ascension Parish, Baton Rouge, Baton Rouge / EBR, Bossier City, Central, Denham Springs, Eunice, Gonzales, Hammond and Jennings, and 8 more listed on this page. Each bond has its own page with the office that holds it.
How much does a contractor license bond cost in Louisiana?The bonds on this page start from $100. Bond amounts run from $1,000 to $15,000, set by the license. Each bond page shows its exact price before you apply.
Is there a credit check for a contractor license bond in Louisiana?It depends on the bond and the amount. Of the 25 bonds here, 20 bonds collect no credit information at the amount sold; 4 collect none up to a stated amount, with a soft pull above it; 1 runs a soft pull, or asks for a Social Security number, for some or all applicants. Each bond page states its own line, read from the carrier’s application form.
