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What carpenters are paid

Bureau of Labor Statistics pay for this job, by area.

What carpenters are paid nationally 10th percentile $40,410, 25th percentile $48,510, median $60,580, 75th percentile $76,830, 90th percentile $99,910 $40,410 $99,910 $48,510 $76,830 Median $60,580
The ten states with the most carpenters employment, by median pay and the middle-half range.
StateEmploymentTypical pay (BLS)
California100,750$59,740 to $95,830 (middle half), median $75,920
New York40,630$57,330 to $89,820 (middle half), median $72,330
Florida39,300$44,540 to $59,880 (middle half), median $49,870
Texas33,540$44,690 to $57,780 (middle half), median $48,900
Pennsylvania30,630$47,850 to $74,700 (middle half), median $59,370
Washington26,960$60,630 to $92,660 (middle half), median $74,190
Virginia20,460$46,460 to $61,340 (middle half), median $55,690
Illinois19,570$56,160 to $106,950 (middle half), median $79,000
Michigan18,590$49,500 to $72,990 (middle half), median $61,680
Massachusetts18,540$60,770 to $97,520 (middle half), median $75,200

Pay figures are Bureau of Labor Statistics estimates for the occupation, May 2025. They describe the job nationally, not what any one school's graduates earn.