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

Floor Sanders and Finishers

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SOC code 47-2043 · Construction and Extraction Occupations

National employment
3,720
Mean annual wage
$52,460
Mean hourly wage
$25.22
Median annual wage
$50,440
Median hourly wage
$24.25

Wage percentiles

PercentileAnnual wageHourly wage
10th percentile$37,070$17.82
25th percentile$41,600$20.00
50th percentile (median)$50,440$24.25
75th percentile$59,620$28.66
90th percentile$70,340$33.82

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Wages by state (May 2024)

State-level employment and wage estimates for Floor Sanders and Finishers (SOC 47-2043), from the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, Occupational Employment and Wage Statistics (OEWS) State estimates, May 2024. Data available for 21 of 51 states/DC for this occupation.

StateEmploymentMean annualMedian annual10th pctl annual25th pctl annual75th pctl annual90th pctl annual
Alaska30$50,260$48,200$40,830$48,200$53,020$60,360
California—$58,800$45,180$39,730$39,900$78,990$84,730
Colorado220$53,400$49,180$45,980$47,840$58,380$65,210
Florida210$50,160$51,750$40,100$46,800$52,590$58,590
Georgia240$56,270$52,730$39,940$44,980$64,120$66,510
Indiana—$48,910$48,480$43,680$46,810$49,860$54,560
Maryland—$45,830$48,580$35,570$39,520$50,280$54,120
Massachusetts—$49,300$47,020$34,860$44,370$55,740$62,060
Minnesota—$59,420$60,690$49,160$56,010$60,700$66,290
Missouri80$53,760$54,340$37,910$41,140$59,920$84,820
Nebraska—$45,760$45,440$40,600$41,600$47,660$51,690
New York—$56,050$50,460$38,390$44,660$61,630$82,620
North Carolina370$43,080$43,550$34,550$37,910$47,410$53,860
Ohio—$45,570$46,160$37,550$38,640$49,540$50,210
Oregon—$63,120$65,180$56,880$60,480$66,470$66,470
Pennsylvania120$54,790$53,780$38,330$43,650$59,560$76,840
Tennessee220$45,760$50,310$34,400$37,340$50,310$54,160
Texas—$46,440$50,930$36,020$38,530$53,710$55,330
Virginia210$47,560$46,840$29,740$35,790$53,450$67,220
Washington—$71,720$73,140$55,370$63,220$80,950$85,620
Wisconsin—$50,460$43,350$30,430$39,670$67,220$81,910

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.