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What's Your Bonding Capacity Worth to Your Business?

The Real Question Isn't "How Much Can I Bond"—It's "What's Holding Me Back." 

You're here because you want bigger projects. Maybe your surety said "not yet." Maybe you're stuck at your current bonding limit while competitors land the work you should be winning.

Here's what most contractors don't realize: The difference between a $5M bond line and a $15M bond line usually isn't your capability—it's how your financials tell your story.

Sureties don't reject contractors because they can't do the work. They reject them because their financial statements raise red flags that even strong companies can't overcome.

Use our calculator to get your estimated capacity—then we'll show you what's silently capping your growth and how to fix it.

Get Your Complete Bonding Capacity Analysis

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✅ Your single and aggregate bonding limits
✅ Calculated working capital and net worth
✅ A breakdown of your available bonding capacity
✅ The top financial red flags sureties look for in your numbers—and if you're showing them.
A FREE 30-minute bonding results review with a PriceKubecka construction CPA to discuss what sureties will ask about in your specific financials. 

 

Get Your Free Bonding Capacity Assessment

See your estimated single & aggregate bonding limits — and the #1 factor that may be capping your growth. Takes about 2 minutes.

1Your Info
2The Numbers
3Your Results

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Your Estimated Bonding Capacity

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Single Project Limit
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Available Capacity
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Why Strong Contractors Get Rejected

This calculator gives you the standard formula. What it doesn’t show is what actually holds contractors back:

  • WIP schedules that show profit fade

  • Percentage-of-completion estimates that don’t tie out

  • Over/under billings sitting in the wrong place

  • Balance sheet classifications that deflate working capital

  • Long-open jobs that make underwriters question project management

Any of these can shrink your bonding capacity by 30–50%—without you realizing it.

PriceKubecka Helps Change the Outcome

We're not bonding agents. We're CPAs who specialize in construction. We fix the financial statement problems that keep sureties from saying yes. We help contractors:

  • Clean up WIP schedules to reflect accurate profit trends.
  • Reclassify items that artificially reduce working capital
  • Fix revenue recognition and closeout timing.
  • Prepare surety-ready financials that increase confidence, not questions.

When a surety reviews PriceKubecka-prepared financials, they see a contractor who knows their numbers. That's the difference between "maybe next year" and "yes, here's your increase."

Ready to Unlock Your Full Bonding Potential?

The real question isn't "What's my bonding capacity?" It's "What's stopping me from doubling it—and how fast can I fix it?"

Work with PriceKubecka, the Texas-based CPA firm that specializes in construction accounting, WIP schedule reviews, and POC accounting. We help contractors structure their financials to maximize bonding capacity, pass surety scrutiny, and win the projects they're ready for.