Contractor capability profile
Your delivery record, backed by evidence from your own jobs. It builds over time, and you decide who sees it: your broker, a surety or a lender.
Contractors deliver more than a WIP report can show. Surely turns real project execution into evidence that contractors and their brokers can bring to bonding and lending decisions.
Self-reported. Hard to verify.
Example portfolio. Jobs and figures are illustrative.
Bonding decisions have always rested on three C’s. Execution evidence adds a fourth.
Your delivery record, backed by evidence from your own jobs. It builds over time, and you decide who sees it: your broker, a surety or a lender.
Checks reported WIP against what’s happening on site, so schedule pressure, margin fade and change-order exposure surface early, while there’s still time to get ahead of them.
Shows how a new job lines up with what the contractor has delivered and has on the books, so a stretch project can go to market with the right support behind it.
Own your track record. Share evidence of what you deliver, only with the people you choose.
Bring stronger bonding submissions and give carriers a clearer picture of your clients.
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Execution evidence the contractor controls
Back bonding capacity decisions with evidence from the job site, not just the paperwork.
See how projects are really going on the loans you fund.
Contractors control what’s shared and with whom. Surely doesn’t replace underwriters or raise limits on its own. It puts the same, better evidence in front of everyone at the table.
Surely is built by a team with decades of construction experience. We’re bringing that into surety and lending, and building it with the people who will use it.
Writing from Surely
Notes on surety, lending and construction: what contractors can actually deliver, and how the people who back them can tell.
What a WIP report can’t tell you
Percent complete is one number. The job site has a lot more to say.
Same contractor, different job
Why a contractor who is solid on one kind of project can be stretched on the next.
We’re working with a small group of brokers, contractors, sureties and lenders to show that execution evidence changes real underwriting and credit decisions. If that question matters to you, let’s talk.