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Insurer	Security National Ins Co
Insured up to	$1,000,000

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Bonded

Bonded Agent	1002 - American Contractors Indemnity Co
Bond Value	$20,000

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Does Cmac Construction carry a valid contracting license?

Oregon requires anyone who receives compensation for construction activity (including alterations to real estate) to be licensed by the Oregon Construction Contractors Board.

Cmac Construction currently holds license 178354 , which was Active when we last checked.

How important is contractor licensing in Oregon?

The Oregon Board maintains high standards for contractor licensing. Although they do not require contractors (other than plumbers, electricians and other specialty trades) to have construction training, contractors are required to pass a Board exam prior to receiving their license.

Your liability risk when hiring Cmac Construction

Licensed contractors in Oregon are required to carry general liability insurance. The exact amount is determined by the type of work they do.

Cmac Construction holds a $1,000,000 insurance policy with Security National Ins Co.

Financial recourse when hiring Cmac Construction

Licensed contractors in Oregon are required to carry a surety bond (ranging from $10k up to $75k based on their trade), which provides you with financial recourse in case they perform defective work or violate license regulations.

Cmac Construction has a $20,000 bond with 1002 - American Contractors Indemnity Co.

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