Does Kansas Require a Roofing License?

Although Kansas requires roofing contractors to register with the state of Kansas, Kansas does not have a state-wide roofing license requirement.  However, many cities and counties have their own requirements, including ICC or other testing requirements.  You may also be required to register with the State of Kansas for revenue purposes.  Following is a non-exhaustive list of locations with links to specific requirements.  Check with local authorities prior to initiating any work.

To find out about roofing contractor registration and Kansas Roofing Registration Act, visit the Kansas Attorney General Website.

To do business in Kansas, register with the Kansas Department of Revenue.  Information can be found at:  http://www.ksrevenue.org/business.html  General questions:  1-785-368-8222

Specific City/County Licensing  Information:

Johnson County:

Class DR Roofing Contractor License – Info Here

Wichita/Sedgwick County:

http://www.sedgwickcounty.org/mabcd/contractor_license.asp
Roofing Registration Directive

ICC Testing Bulletin for Sedgwick County – Click Here  (updated)

Shawnee County:

City of Topeka:
General Contractor License

Seward County:

http://www.sewardcountyks.org/index.aspx?NID=305

City of Liberal:
Phone:  620/626-2261

Related Sites:

International Code Council – www.iccsafe.org
Pearson Vue Testing – www.pearsonvue.com

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