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Licensed septic companies in Kansas City, Missouri

11 businesses on Missouri’s septic licensing records give an address in Kansas City, along with 14 individually licensed professionals. Kansas City is in Cass County, which has 139 in total.

Individually licensed professionals in Kansas City

Licensed professionals in Kansas City
NameLicenceCityExpires
Chad RosenbergerAdvanced InstallerNo. 34933Kansas CitySeptember 30, 2028
Cody RaneyBasic InstallerNo. 38836Kansas CityJuly 31, 2026
Derek DragerOnsite Soil EvaluatorNo. 51485Kansas CityOctober 31, 2028
Harold GibbsBasic InstallerNo. 39328Kansas CityJanuary 31, 2028
John BuckinghamBasic InstallerNo. 39130Kansas CityMay 31, 2027
Joseph (Scott) McConnellAdvanced InstallerNo. 35955Kansas CitySeptember 30, 2026
Joshua MotleyAdvanced InstallerNo. 37705Kansas CityJanuary 31, 2026
Kit RoudebushAdvanced InstallerNo. 35807Kansas CityJuly 31, 2026
Kolten GibsonBasic InstallerNo. 37527Kansas CityJanuary 30, 2028
Levi BernardAdvanced InstallerNo. 37969Kansas CityFebruary 28, 2027
Louis SaladinoBasic InstallerNo. 38949Kansas CityOctober 31, 2026
Matthew DeardorffAdvanced InstallerNo. 39135Kansas CityMay 31, 2027
Steven SmithAdvanced InstallerNo. 37970Kansas CityFebruary 28, 2027
Tony McKeeAdvanced InstallerNo. 34186Kansas CityApril 30, 2027

More licensed companies elsewhere in Cass County

A Missouri licence is valid statewide. These are based in the same county but a different town, and can legally work in Kansas City.

Septic licensing in Kansas City

How many licensed septic companies are there in Kansas City?
11 businesses give Kansas City as their address on Missouri's septic licensing records, alongside 14 individually licensed professionals. That count is of businesses based in Kansas City, not of everyone who will work there — a Missouri licence is valid across the state.
Do I have to use a company based in Kansas City?
No. Licensing is statewide, so any licensed company can legally work in Kansas City. Cass County has 139 in total, and companies in neighbouring counties can travel too. Being local usually matters for call-out speed and price, not permission.
How do I check a Kansas City septic company is really licensed?
Every listing here names the record it came from and the date that record was published. To confirm it is still current, check with Missouri DHSS, or the state's own published registration data.

Other towns in Cass County

Records as published August 26, 2026. Report a correction.