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Florida Utility Deposit Bond

How much does a utility deposit bond cost in Florida?

Utility service providers in Florida require some customers to post a surety bond in lieu of a deposit for utility services on a case-by-case basis. The required bond amount is determined by the utility company, and applicants should verify their required bond amount prior to bonding.

These bonds are subject to underwriting consideration. Because the bond amount and price vary so much, our experts recommend calling in at 1 (800) 308-4358 or submitting a bond request to get a free, personalized surety bond quote.

Bond Type Bond Amount Cost*
Varies TECO Peoples Gas Utility Bond Varies Starts at 1% Apply Now
Varies Sumter Electric Cooperative, Inc. Utility Bond Varies Starts at 1% Apply Now
Varies Gulf Power Company Utility Bond Varies Starts at 1% Apply Now
Varies Beaches Energy Services/City of Jacksonville Beach Utility Bond Varies Starts at 1% Apply Now
Varies Utilities Commission, City of New Smyrna Beach Utility Bond Varies Starts at 1% Apply Now
Varies Fort Pierce Utilities Authority Utility Bond Varies Starts at 1% Apply Now
Varies Oskaloosa County Gas District Utility Bond Varies Starts at 1% Apply Now
Varies City of Tallahassee Utility Bond Varies Starts at 1% Apply Now
Varies City of Gainesville Utility Bond Varies Starts at 1% Apply Now
Varies City of Ocala Utility Bond Varies Starts at 1% Apply Now
Varies Florida Power and Light Company Utility Bond Varies Starts at 1% Apply Now
Varies Progress Energy Utility Bond Varies Starts at 1% Apply Now
Varies Tampa Electric Company (TECO) Utility Bond Varies Starts at 1% Apply Now
Varies City of Fort Myers Utility Bond Varies Starts at 1% Apply Now
Varies Duke Energy Bond Varies Starts at 1% Apply Now
Varies Glades Electric Cooperative Bond Varies Starts at 1% Apply Now
Varies Withlacoochee River Electric Bond Varies Starts at 1% Apply Now

If you’re ready to get bonded, call SuretyBonds.com at 1 (800) 308-4358 or fill out our online bond request form now.

Why do I need this bond?

Utility deposit bonds exist to ensure that customers pay all utility bonds on time and in full. This bond is not required by the state, but rather by the utility company itself. Most utility companies require that these bonds be posted before utility services will be provided.

If the customer falls behind on bill payments, the utility company can submit a claim and proof or late payments to the surety company. If the claim is validated, the surety will cover financial losses suffered by the utility company up to the full bond amount. The principal (utility customer) must reimburse the surety for damages paid out.

You’ll receive your free, no-obligation bond quote within 1 business day of applying when you work with SuretyBonds.com. Get started now!

Other Important Information

Utility bonds in Florida all have different cancellation clauses. If the surety decides to cancel this bond, it must notify the utility company prior to cancellation. The cancellation clause and other pertinent information can be found on the utility company’s specific surety bond form.

For non-residential utility customers, our team must know what line of business you need utility services for.

Applicants must know their utility account number, which is issued by the utility company.

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Additional Resources

Beaches Energy Services

City of Fort Myers Utilities

City of New Smyrna Beach Utilities Commission

City of Tallahassee Utilities

Duke Energy

Florida Power and Light

Fort Pierce Utilities Authority

Glades Electric Cooperative, Inc.

Gulf Power

Ocala Utility Services

Oskaloosa Gas District

Progress Energy

SECO Energy

TECO Energy

TECO Peoples Gas

Withlacoochee River Electric Cooperative, Inc.

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