Plumber licenses in
Kansas
Kansas has no statewide license for plumbers. Cities and counties license them.
There's no state search to run. Check the license with the city or county where the work is (see below).
What the license should say
License types vary by city or county. Ask which local license they hold and check it with that office.
City and county licenses
Kansas leaves plumber licensing to local governments. These are the largest with an online search.
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Johnson County (participating cities)
Johnson County Contractor Licensing
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City of Wichita and Sedgwick County
Metropolitan Area Building and Construction Department (MABCD)
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Kansas City, KS (Unified Government of Wyandotte County)
Unified Government Building Inspection licensed subcontractor lists
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City of Topeka
City of Topeka Development Services licensed contractor lists
Not listed? Call the building department for the city or county where the work is.
Before you hire
- Contractor licensing in Kansas (small-job limits, bonds, permits)
- How to check a license in Kansas, step by step
- Before-you-hire checklist (one page, free PDF)
- File a complaint about a plumber (opens official site)
Keep this handy
We'll email you the one-page before-you-hire checklist, plus occasional tips on hiring safely.