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HVAC Technician Salary by State

State-by-state wage data for heating, air conditioning, and refrigeration mechanics and installers across all industries. Figures are drawn from the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics Occupational Employment and Wage Statistics (OEWS) survey, May 2025.

National Median
$61,010
Annual
National Mean
$64,780
Annual
Total Employed
409,670
Nationwide
StateMedian AnnualMean AnnualMedian HourlyEmployed
Alabama$48,370$51,320$23.268,260
Alaska$77,430$80,150$37.23610
Arizona$59,400$60,900$28.5610,860
Arkansas$48,110$51,150$23.134,960
California$72,560$75,370$34.8835,130
Colorado$65,200$71,330$31.358,940
Connecticut$76,610$73,590$36.833,800
Delaware$62,320$66,140$29.961,730
District of Columbia$84,390$84,920$40.57400
Florida$56,670$57,310$27.2439,160
Georgia$56,390$57,080$27.1112,290
Hawaii$65,450$67,070$31.471,300
Idaho$56,240$60,010$27.044,550
Illinois$77,410$77,570$37.219,740
Indiana$60,430$65,110$29.058,530
Iowa$60,680$63,120$29.173,840
Kansas$60,460$61,470$29.073,770
Kentucky$58,620$58,870$28.185,100
Louisiana$58,650$56,880$28.205,380
Maine$63,170$65,300$30.372,250
Maryland$70,020$73,820$33.678,560
Massachusetts$77,300$77,760$37.168,200
Michigan$60,850$64,490$29.2612,590
Minnesota$76,350$73,990$36.714,200
Mississippi$48,680$53,020$23.412,700
Missouri$59,950$62,410$28.827,220
Montana$60,850$62,260$29.261,230
Nebraska$59,850$61,050$28.773,020
Nevada$60,510$63,350$29.094,170
New Hampshire$73,850$71,490$35.512,560
New Jersey$74,450$77,580$35.7910,330
New Mexico$50,270$55,330$24.171,950
New York$74,430$74,760$35.7824,430
North Carolina$57,260$57,400$27.5315,230
North Dakota$74,490$70,010$35.81970
Ohio$62,510$66,000$30.0614,150
Oklahoma$57,560$57,640$27.675,650
Oregon$62,940$68,430$30.263,980
Pennsylvania$62,400$64,880$30.0015,880
Rhode Island$67,370$69,780$32.391,450
South Carolina$56,610$56,460$27.226,920
South Dakota$61,390$61,100$29.511,610
Tennessee$55,490$57,810$26.689,740
Texas$57,760$59,130$27.7734,730
Utah$58,730$60,000$28.245,580
Vermont$62,150$67,070$29.88970
Virginia$59,730$61,190$28.7214,690
Washington$75,660$78,860$36.387,370
West Virginia$48,850$51,700$23.491,690
Wisconsin$61,710$67,410$29.676,630
Wyoming$54,700$55,760$26.30690

Wage figures on this page are sourced from the Bureau of Labor Statistics Occupational Employment and Wage Statistics (OEWS) program, May 2025 release. SOC code 49-9021 covers heating, air conditioning, and refrigeration mechanics and installers across all industries, including union and non-union employment, in both the private and public sectors.

The median wage is the midpoint -- half of workers in that state earn more, half earn less. The mean wage is the average and can be pulled higher by top earners. For most purposes, median is the more useful benchmark.

Employment counts do not include self-employed workers. BLS OEWS is a survey-based program and estimates are subject to sampling error.

Source: U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, Occupational Employment and Wage Statistics, May 2025 - SOC 49-9021 (Heating, Air Conditioning, and Refrigeration Mechanics and Installers) - Cross-Industry, All Ownership