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Oregon contractor bond and insurance requirements

Not legal advice. This page summarizes public information as of October 14, 2026. Rules and fees change, so confirm with the linked official source before you act.

Every CCB license needs a surety bond and general liability insurance. The minimums depend on your endorsement. Bond amounts went up $5,000 on January 1, 2024 (HB 2922).

Residential

EndorsementBondLiability insurance
Residential General Contractor$25,000$500,000 per occurrence
Residential Specialty Contractor$20,000$300,000 per occurrence
Residential Limited Contractor$15,000$100,000 per occurrence
Residential Developer$25,000$500,000 per occurrence
Home Services / Locksmith / Home Inspector / Home Performance Score$15,000$100,000 per occurrence

Commercial

EndorsementBondLiability insurance
Commercial General Contractor Level 1$80,000$2,000,000 aggregate
Commercial General Contractor Level 2$25,000$1,000,000 aggregate
Commercial Specialty Contractor Level 1$55,000$1,000,000 aggregate
Commercial Specialty Contractor Level 2$25,000$500,000 per occurrence
Commercial Developer$25,000$500,000 per occurrence

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Source: Oregon CCB (bonds, insurance, workers' comp sections), checked Oct 14, 2026.