Need Bail Right Now?

READ THIS FIRST IF YOU NEED A BAIL BONDSMAN.

Has someone you love just been taken to jail?

Take a breath.

It’s going to be okay.

This is the part where you call us — right now — and we walk you through the exact steps to get them out.
You don’t have to guess, Google, or panic your way through this. That’s literally what we’re here for.

Beacon Bail Bonding handles any bond, anywhere in North Carolina — and if you’re a NC resident arrested somewhere else in the country, we can help with that too.

Call 910-547-8474 and we’ll get the process started.

 do you need a bail bond in North Carolina? Beacon Bail Bonding is here to help.

YES — We Do the Hard Cases

You’re not bothering us.
Nothing is “too complicated.”

We specialize in the things other agencies avoid:

  • Vacationers arrested at the beach or in the mountains or anywhere in between

  • Out-of-state cosigner

  • Difficult or high-risk bonds

  • Payment plans

  • Large bonds

  • People who need patience, options, and a plan

If your loved one is sitting in a cell, we’re already figuring out the fastest path home.

How This Works (The Simple Version)

When you call, we need:

  • Defendant’s name

  • What jail they’re in (if you’re not sure, we can try to help find them)

That’s it.

From there, we take over:

  1. We verify charges and bond amount with the jail.

  2. We give you the price, the number of cosigners needed, and whether collateral is required.

  3. If you’re good with everything, we meet you at the jail or handle the process through our app (your call).

  4. You sign a few pages, pay the premium, get your receipts.

  5. We walk the paperwork in and post the bond.

  6. Your loved one comes out and goes home with you.

At most jails, it’s fast.
Some move slower. We wish we could change that. 
Either way — we stay on top of it until they’re released to you.

For Larger Bonds

Big bonds require approval from Miss Kay and sometimes also from underwriting at our insurance company. We usually need multiple cosigners and/or collateral. We don’t slow things down — we just take extra care to make sure that if we execute the bond, we have set everything up correctly and safely. Tip: Get together at least three solid cosigners before you call, and let them know we will be reaching out to them. Approvals move quickly when everyone answers the phone.

READ THIS BEFORE YOU SIGN

Cosigners aren’t “just signing for someone.” You are agreeing to assume specific and significant financial risks.

You are entering a legal contract that says you’re responsible to pay the full bond if the defendant disappears and cannot be found. You agree to keep tabs on them and make sure they go to every court date. We offer a full guide on being a cosigner, because we want you to make informed decisions that are right for you and your loved one in jail. 

Remember, all of this pertains to North Carolina bondsmen. Other states handle bail bonds laws differently.