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Plumber Salary by State

State-by-state wage data for plumbers, pipefitters, and steamfitters 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
$63,800
Annual
National Mean
$72,170
Annual
Total Employed
465,840
Nationwide
StateMedian AnnualMean AnnualMedian HourlyEmployed
Alabama$58,670$57,750$28.216,950
Alaska$93,920$90,460$45.151,200
Arizona$62,070$67,940$29.8411,810
Arkansas$48,660$50,640$23.393,370
California$72,830$82,320$35.0147,660
Colorado$63,240$69,090$30.4010,080
Connecticut$77,280$75,400$37.165,410
Delaware$64,720$68,110$31.111,590
District of Columbia$101,020$91,200$48.571,010
Florida$52,910$56,030$25.4429,260
Georgia$57,200$58,220$27.508,930
Hawaii$78,060$82,810$37.532,500
Idaho$52,380$58,450$25.183,090
Illinois$99,950$93,400$48.0516,750
Indiana$76,320$75,660$36.6911,280
Iowa$63,890$70,030$30.725,730
Kansas$65,220$71,410$31.364,590
Kentucky$64,160$68,870$30.846,360
Louisiana$63,680$62,620$30.628,360
Maine$64,000$66,570$30.772,710
Maryland$65,400$73,510$31.4411,420
Massachusetts$93,880$90,410$45.1413,460
Michigan$80,190$77,250$38.5614,120
Minnesota$94,410$86,700$45.3910,720
Mississippi$55,480$56,690$26.673,360
Missouri$66,790$75,010$32.118,310
Montana$79,960$78,190$38.441,860
Nebraska$60,970$65,710$29.314,110
Nevada$61,610$71,510$29.625,370
New Hampshire$66,810$66,230$32.121,950
New Jersey$78,240$92,590$37.618,750
New Mexico$61,440$61,790$29.542,830
New York$77,490$83,790$37.2623,210
North Carolina$57,080$56,720$27.4414,510
North Dakota$63,560$66,160$30.561,620
Ohio$63,330$69,700$30.4516,390
Oklahoma$57,970$58,970$27.876,050
Oregon$97,050$98,450$46.665,370
Pennsylvania$68,080$77,050$32.7313,620
Rhode Island$76,470$81,610$36.771,820
South Carolina$53,940$55,890$25.935,770
South Dakota$51,620$55,530$24.821,760
Tennessee$58,600$60,500$28.179,270
Texas$59,840$60,780$28.7744,090
Utah$61,900$64,210$29.767,030
Vermont$62,170$68,980$29.89980
Virginia$60,470$60,650$29.0713,780
Washington$81,030$88,800$38.9612,470
West Virginia$56,980$58,780$27.391,830
Wisconsin$81,210$84,720$39.0410,210
Wyoming$62,410$61,890$30.011,140

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 47-2152 covers plumbers, pipefitters, and steamfitters 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 47-2152 (Plumbers, Pipefitters, and Steamfitters) - Cross-Industry, All Ownership