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How Much Does a Carpenter Make? Salary by State

  • Official data · BLS May 2025
Updated  1 source

Median annual salary (U.S.)

$60,580

Pay percentiles for carpenters

Percentile Hourly Annual
10th $19.43$40,410
25th $23.32$48,510
50th (median) $29.12$60,580
75th $36.94$76,830
90th $48.03$99,910

U.S. wages, May 2025. BLS occupation: Carpenters (SOC 47-2031). Source: BLS Occupational Employment and Wage Statistics (OEWS)

Highest-paying states for carpenters

State Median annual Median hourly vs. U.S.
Hawaii $85,280$41.00+41%
Illinois $79,000$37.98+30%
California $75,920$36.50+25%
Massachusetts $75,200$36.16+24%
Washington $74,190$35.67+22%
Alaska $73,860$35.51+22%
New York $72,330$34.77+19%
Minnesota $64,930$31.22+7%
Connecticut $64,060$30.80+6%
New Jersey $64,010$30.77+6%
United States $60,580$29.12—

Top 10 states by median annual wage, May 2025. Source: BLS Occupational Employment and Wage Statistics (OEWS)

How many carpenters are there?

BLS counts about 670,090 carpenters employed in the U.S. (May 2025, excluding the self-employed). The most jobs are in California (100,750), New York (40,630) and Florida (39,300).

The mean (average) annual wage is $65,630, higher than the median of $60,580.

Frequently asked questions

How much do carpenters make an hour?

The median hourly wage for carpenters is $29.12. The middle 50% earn between $23.32 and $36.94 an hour.

Which state pays carpenters the most?

Hawaii has the highest median wage for carpenters at $85,280, +41% vs. the U.S. median.

What is the starting salary for carpenters?

BLS does not report pay by experience, but the lowest-paid 10% of carpenters earn less than $40,410 a year, a common proxy for entry-level pay.