Bond Types

Right-of-Way Bonds

Secure right-of-way access for your energy projects with bonds that protect landowners and ensure proper land restoration.

What is a Right-of-Way Bond?

A Right-of-Way Bond is a surety bond that guarantees an energy company will restore land to its original condition after completing work that requires crossing or using private or public property. These bonds protect landowners and government entities from potential damages during pipeline construction, drilling access, or other energy-related activities.

Why Right-of-Way Bonds Are Required

Landowners and government agencies require right-of-way bonds to ensure that energy companies will fulfill their obligations to restore affected properties. These bonds cover potential damages to crops, fences, roads, drainage systems, and other property features that may be impacted during energy operations.

Key Benefits

Secure necessary land access for energy projects
Protect landowner interests and property values
Guarantee proper restoration of disturbed lands
Facilitate smoother negotiations with property owners

Bond Amounts and Requirements

Right-of-way bond amounts are typically determined by the scope of work, length of the right-of-way, type of property crossed, and potential restoration costs. Amounts can range from a few thousand dollars for small projects to millions for major pipeline installations. Our team works with you to determine appropriate coverage levels.

States We Serve

IndemCo provides right-of-way bonds in all major oil and gas producing states, including:

• Texas
• Oklahoma
• Louisiana
• New Mexico
• Colorado
• Wyoming
• North Dakota
• Pennsylvania
• Ohio
• West Virginia
• California
• And more...

Getting a right-of-way bond through IndemCo is straightforward. Our experienced underwriting team understands the oil and gas industry and can quickly assess your needs. We offer competitive rates and flexible terms tailored to your specific situation.

Have a Question?

Contact an underwriter today to learn how IndemCo can satisfy your energy-related bonding needs.