Kansas general contractor license

No statewide general contractor license in Kansas

The State of Kansas does not issue a general contractor license. There is no state general contractor license to apply for or to look up. (source: Kansas Business Center: Construction (opens in a new tab))

Check with your city or county

Local rules vary. Before you start work, or before you hire someone, ask the city or county building or licensing office where the job is:

• whether a local contractor license or registration is needed;
• which permits the job needs and who must pull them;
• what insurance or bond the local office requires.

Some related work may still need a state license, for example electrical or plumbing work. See the state guide below.

State rules that may still apply

No state general contractor license: cities and counties set licensing requirements. Nearly all roofing contractors must register with the Attorney General. (source: Kansas Business Center: Construction (opens in a new tab), source: Kansas AG: Roofing information for consumers (opens in a new tab))

Kansas contractor license guide · How to check a contractor