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Electrician salary: hourly and annual pay by state

By Mountain West Trades editors · Updated

How much do electricians make?

The median hourly wage for Electricians in the United States was $30.38, or $63,190 a year, in May 2025, according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics (source). Across the eight Mountain West states, state medians run from $28.07 in New Mexico to $36.90 in Montana.

National pay

Electricians (SOC 47-2111), United States, all employers — BLS OEWS, May 2025.
Median hourly wage $30.38 source
Median annual wage $63,190 source
Mean hourly wage $34.37 source
10th percentile hourly wage $20.50 source
90th percentile hourly wage $52.17 source
Estimated employment 757,220 source

Electrician pay by state

These are benchmarks for everyone working in the occupation, not job offers. Listings on Mountain West Trades show the pay each employer posted; see our methodology.

Sources

  1. BLS OEWS via BLS Public Data API, series OEUN000000000000047211101 — last verified
  2. BLS OEWS via BLS Public Data API, series OEUN000000000000047211103 — last verified
  3. BLS OEWS via BLS Public Data API, series OEUN000000000000047211106 — last verified
  4. BLS OEWS via BLS Public Data API, series OEUN000000000000047211108 — last verified
  5. BLS OEWS via BLS Public Data API, series OEUN000000000000047211110 — last verified
  6. BLS OEWS via BLS Public Data API, series OEUN000000000000047211113 — last verified
  7. Occupational Employment and Wage Statistics (OEWS) Tables | U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics — last verified