Kansas HVAC Contractor License
A Kansas Municipal HVAC License requires 12 continuing-education hours every 2 years, a renewal fee set by the board, and no state license bond. Kansas currently enforces the 2018 IMC. Requirements, approved courses, bond and renewal steps for 2026.
Source: Municipal · compiled 2026-05-23
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See approved coursesMunicipal-level licensing
Kansas does not issue a state-wide license for this trade. Licensing is handled at the city/county level. Major jurisdictions include: Wichita, Topeka, Kansas City, Overland Park.
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Continuing education
- Wichita: 12 hrs every 2 yrs
- Topeka: 6 hrs annually
CE courses for Kansas municipal hvac licenses
HVAC Contractor continuing-education providers offering courses for Kansas. Confirm a provider appears on Municipal’s approved-provider list before you buy.
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Bond & insurance
No state license bond required at this tier. Local permits may still require one.
No statewide insurance minimum confirmed for this tier.
Reciprocity
Kansas does not publish direct reciprocity for this license. Out-of-state holders typically apply for endorsement and may need to pass the state exam. The reciprocity map shows which states do honor each other.
How to renew, step by step
- 1
Check your renewal deadline
Log in to the Municipal portal and confirm your expiration date and license number before doing anything else.
- 2
Complete continuing education
Complete your 12 required CE hours every 2 years with a board-approved provider (provider approval is required in this state). Keep your completion certificates.
- 3
Submit and pay
Submit the renewal through the Municipal portal and pay the state renewal fee. Renewing online is faster than mailing a paper form.
- 4
Save your confirmation
Download the confirmation and your updated license. If you missed the deadline, look for the late/reinstatement path rather than re-applying from scratch.
Frequently asked questions
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