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No statewide contractor license was found on Kansas's own pages. Plumbing, electrical and HVAC: no statewide license found. Read from Kansas's own pages, checked November 6, 2026.
Not fully confirmed. For Kansas, the handyman limit, general contractors, plumbing, electrical work and HVAC could not be checked on the state's own pages: each says so below.
The limit: no statewide license was found, so there is no state dollar limit either. No state page says in words that Kansas has no state contractor license; none was found. What was found: No statewide contractor license and no statewide dollar exemption found; licensing of trades is done by cities/counties. Roofing for a fee requires state registration with the Attorney General at any job size.
General contractors: No statewide license found. None was found for Kansas either, for the reason above. What was found: No state general contractor license found; cities/counties may license. Roofing contractors must hold an Attorney General registration certificate (Kansas Roofing Registration Act); 'exempt general contractors' meeting statutory conditions are outside that roofing act.
Plumbing, electrical and HVAC: no statewide license found. State law lets cities and counties license plumbers, electricians and HVAC workers, but no state page says there is no state license for them.
Your license number: Roofing contractors must show the number on vehicles, business signs, cards, correspondence and contracts. None of these rules names invoices.
In the rule's words: “A roofing contractor shall display such contractor's roofing contractor registration certificate number issued pursuant to this act on each commercial vehicle used for roofing services and upon every business sign, card, correspondence and contract used to solicit and conduct roofing services in this state.” (K.S.A. 50-6,135(c) (roofing contractors only))
The board: No statewide general-contractor board (roofers register with the Kansas Attorney General). As of November 6, 2026.
This is a summary of each state's own pages as of November 6, 2026, not legal advice. Rules change, and cities and counties add licenses of their own. Check with your state's board, linked on this page, before you rely on it.
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6 of Kansas's own pages, each quoted with its link:
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