Roof permits and building codes

Kansas roof permits and building codes by county

Hail Pro has 74,404 roofing permits on record in Kansas, from 9 of its 105 counties, linked to the properties they were issued for. It also tracks the building code adopted in 73 Kansas jurisdictions; the most common is the 2018 IRC. Select a county for its roofing permit activity and roofing requirements.

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Roofing permits on record
74,404
Counties with roof permits
9 of 105
Jurisdictions with code data
73

Roof permits and codes by Kansas county

CountyRoofing permitsPast 12 monthsAdopted code
Sedgwick County56,3598,8522018 IRC
Johnson County8,0521,251
Finney County3,411217No building code adopted
Cowley County2,637161No building code adopted
Leavenworth County2,37529No building code adopted
Wyandotte County737732018 IRC
Lyon County68782No building code adopted
Shawnee County1228No building code adopted
Geary County247
Allen CountyUnverified
Atchison CountyUnverified
Barton CountyNo building code adopted
Bourbon CountyUnverified
Clark CountyUnverified
Cloud CountyUnverified
Coffey CountyUnverified
Comanche CountyUnverified
Dickinson CountyNo building code adopted
Douglas County2012 IRC
Edwards CountyUnverified
Elk CountyUnverified
Ellis CountyNo building code adopted
Ellsworth CountyUnverified
Ford CountyNo building code adopted
Franklin County2003 IRC
Gove CountyUnverified
Gray CountyUnverified
Greenwood CountyUnverified
Harper CountyUnverified
Jackson CountyUnverified
Jefferson CountyNo building code adopted
Kingman CountyUnverified
Marion CountyUnverified
Marshall CountyUnverified
Meade CountyUnverified
Mitchell CountyUnverified
Morris CountyUnverified
Nemaha CountyUnverified
Ness CountyUnverified
Norton CountyUnverified
Osage CountyUnverified
Ottawa CountyUnverified
Pawnee CountyUnverified
Phillips CountyUnverified
Pottawatomie CountyNo building code adopted
Rawlins CountyUnverified
Reno CountyNo building code adopted
Riley CountyNo building code adopted
Saline CountyNo building code adopted
Scott CountyUnverified
Smith CountyUnverified
Stafford CountyUnverified
Trego CountyUnverified
Wabaunsee CountyUnverified
Wilson CountyUnverified

Frequently asked questions

Do you need a permit to replace a roof in Kansas?

Usually, yes: most Kansas cities and counties that enforce a building code require a permit for a full roof replacement, while minor repairs are often exempt. Rules are set locally, so check with the building department for the property's city (or county, outside city limits). See do you need a permit to replace a roof.

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