Source: U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, Occupational Employment and Wage Statistics (OEWS), May 2024 estimates

Floor Layers, Except Carpet, Wood, and Hard Tiles

Illustration of construction and skilled-trade tools such as a hard hat, wrench, and blueprints

SOC code 47-2042 · Construction and Extraction Occupations

National employment
23,640
Mean annual wage
$61,760
Mean hourly wage
$29.69
Median annual wage
$56,460
Median hourly wage
$27.15

Wage percentiles

PercentileAnnual wageHourly wage
10th percentile$37,600$18.08
25th percentile$45,660$21.95
50th percentile (median)$56,460$27.15
75th percentile$73,840$35.50
90th percentile$96,700$46.49

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Wages by state (May 2024)

State-level employment and wage estimates for Floor Layers, Except Carpet, Wood, and Hard Tiles (SOC 47-2042), from the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, Occupational Employment and Wage Statistics (OEWS) State estimates, May 2024. Data available for 45 of 51 states/DC for this occupation.

StateEmploymentMean annualMedian annual10th pctl annual25th pctl annual75th pctl annual90th pctl annual
Alabama130$45,650$47,360$35,360$36,610$50,640$59,540
Alaska80$92,270$100,500$51,500$52,000$119,670$119,680
Arizona220$50,860$46,450$38,390$44,200$57,730$66,560
Arkansas130$49,530$47,650$39,710$47,650$50,170$56,740
California6,360$72,130$60,780$40,070$50,220$96,690$118,900
Colorado200$53,660$51,820$35,360$44,560$59,800$82,280
Florida1,390$53,300$50,960$40,210$44,840$54,920$71,080
Georgia370$44,960$44,790$24,590$34,840$53,080$69,440
Hawaii300$79,020$75,340$44,810$63,890$86,880$119,990
Idaho220$46,650$49,660$35,260$36,540$54,340$57,820
Illinois900$74,390$69,240$50,590$57,120$84,420$113,050
Indiana830$47,590$45,440$20,410$35,000$64,430$71,930
Iowa240$52,760$54,540$20,200$38,680$68,830$78,190
Kansas150$42,380$40,960$28,390$35,700$48,960$55,650
Kentucky360$44,360$46,800$29,340$37,400$49,650$57,030
Louisiana70$50,600$45,390$33,900$39,800$64,980$70,460
Maine70$47,470$48,300$35,330$37,360$59,240$60,740
Maryland460$51,140$48,830$38,040$45,870$59,330$63,380
Massachusetts940$71,800$64,160$47,460$60,230$79,140$112,530
Michigan560$52,890$49,550$30,120$39,260$60,060$76,890
Minnesota—$83,390$88,990$56,210$70,930$97,190$97,190
Mississippi—$51,520$48,970$40,600$45,920$59,610$63,850
Missouri1,120$60,070$54,290$36,850$44,860$77,000$84,370
Montana80$34,490$27,320$26,020$26,050$40,670$55,430
Nebraska150$34,690$31,340$29,990$30,530$31,730$52,170
Nevada330$66,590$60,000$45,780$49,970$90,760$98,350
New Hampshire30$61,240$58,260$51,540$51,540$67,460$77,000
New Jersey860$73,070$58,760$40,590$50,800$92,490$124,000
New Mexico120$44,560$45,490$28,170$30,790$49,810$58,770
New York770$66,110$57,710$47,330$49,610$68,640$113,690
North Carolina440$46,190$45,760$35,240$37,760$51,910$58,280
North Dakota100$49,950$46,710$34,720$41,010$57,950$66,770
Ohio950$58,400$58,070$41,300$48,440$69,680$73,410
Oklahoma100$39,670$35,360$32,520$34,210$48,460$53,170
Oregon260$63,490$57,890$44,350$48,150$64,300$100,370
Pennsylvania630$52,720$50,850$36,720$46,240$57,280$70,580
South Carolina120$41,300$38,380$35,000$35,700$46,560$51,040
South Dakota160$51,240$48,730$34,420$46,960$59,540$69,670
Tennessee340$42,990$41,350$32,070$35,490$50,100$54,240
Texas1,510$43,340$42,880$31,150$37,960$47,450$56,000
Utah260$47,450$43,930$31,730$35,450$52,170$73,470
Vermont90$53,700$49,440$38,640$48,300$60,440$71,230
Virginia660$49,230$47,580$37,050$40,750$54,130$60,220
Washington750$57,610$49,310$38,840$45,380$72,930$80,740
Wisconsin590$65,230$61,200$44,360$47,480$82,380$85,800

Hourly by-state wages are in the source dataset but not rendered here (annual only, to keep this table a manageable width); see the source link below for the full file. BLS suppresses some state-level figures for reliability: an em dash (—) means BLS did not publish that figure for this state and occupation. Per BLS’s own field definitions: "*" = a wage estimate is not available; "**" = an employment estimate is not available; "#" = a wage equal to or greater than $115.00 per hour or $239,200 per year (all three are shown here as —, not guessed). Source: U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, Occupational Employment and Wage Statistics (OEWS), State occupational employment and wage estimates, May 2024.

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Source: U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, Occupational Employment and Wage Statistics (OEWS), May 2024 estimates. Wage figures are BLS OEWS estimates and may not reflect current pay.