Surety Bonds in Texas

When trust needs backing, we’ve got your bond.

Whether you're bidding on a project, applying for a license, or renewing your notary credentials, a surety bond can help you meet legal and contractual requirements. At Tatum Insurance Group, we provide fast, local access to a wide range of bonds for contractors, businesses, and professionals across East Texas—from Frankston to Tyler and beyond.

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Quick, compliant, and locally handled.

A bond isn’t the same as insurance—it’s a guarantee. It tells the state, a customer, or a licensing board that you’ll hold up your end of the deal. We help contractors get bonded fast, and offer license, permit, and notary bonds for all sorts of professions. If you're not sure what you need, we’ll walk you through it. Need a bid or performance bond for an upcoming job? We’re ready to help.

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We make Bonding Simple

We offer a broad selection of commercial surety bonds from top-rated providers. Whether you’re a builder, a notary, or a business owner working with state or municipal agencies, we’ve got the bond you need—quickly and affordably.

Contractor License Bond

Required to pull permits or work legally in many Texas municipalities.

Bid & Performance Bonds

Guarantee your work and pricing when bidding or executing a job.

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License & Permit Bonds

Meet regulatory requirements for auto dealers, electricians, plumbers, and more.

Texas Notary Bonds

Ensure compliance and legal validity for notaries public in East Texas.

Got questions about surety bonds in East Texas?

  • Where can I get a surety bond in East Texas?

    Right here. We issue most bonds quickly and handle everything locally, so you can stay focused on your business.

  • Do I need a bond to get my contractor license in Texas?

    In many cases, yes—especially if you're working in regulated cities or bidding on public jobs. We’ll help you meet local bonding requirements.

  • What’s the difference between a surety bond and insurance?

    Insurance protects you. A bond protects someone else—it guarantees that you’ll follow through on an agreement or legal obligation.

  • How do I get a Texas notary bond?

    We can issue your notary bond quickly and help with any paperwork needed to register or renew your notary license.