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What construction laborers are paid

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

What construction laborers are paid nationally 10th percentile $35,090, 25th percentile $38,620, median $47,120, 75th percentile $59,740, 90th percentile $78,090 $35,090 $78,090 $38,620 $59,740 Median $47,120
The ten states with the most construction laborers employment, by median pay and the middle-half range.
StateEmploymentTypical pay (BLS)
Texas123,250$36,730 to $46,950 (middle half), median $40,620
California88,240$48,140 to $78,520 (middle half), median $60,270
Florida87,040$37,090 to $47,970 (middle half), median $44,030
New York52,090$43,950 to $79,420 (middle half), median $55,930
Arizona37,630$39,610 to $51,620 (middle half), median $46,590
Illinois35,940$46,040 to $95,240 (middle half), median $60,690
Pennsylvania35,920$45,110 to $61,810 (middle half), median $49,400
North Carolina35,620$37,380 to $49,070 (middle half), median $44,720
Ohio31,910$45,940 to $74,370 (middle half), median $56,080
Indiana28,600$44,270 to $62,240 (middle half), median $50,070

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.