Occupation · SOC 47-4090

Miscellaneous Construction and Related Workers: pay and where the jobs are

What miscellaneous construction and related workers earn in the U.S., how pay varies across workers and states, and tools to plan around it.

BLS May 2025 data · methodology

National pay, May 2025

$49,910 median annual wage

Mean (average) annual wage
$55,130
Median hourly wage
$24.00
Mean hourly wage
$26.51
Employment
28,380

Source: U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, OEWS May 2025 (released 2026-05-15), SOC 47-4090.

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How much do miscellaneous construction and related workers make?

The median annual wage for miscellaneous construction and related workers was $49,910 in May 2025, so half of workers earned more and half earned less. The lowest-paid 10% earned less than $36,510 and the highest-paid 10% more than $78,700. As an hourly rate, the median is $24.00. About 28,380 people work in this occupation nationwide. The highest state medians are in Maine ($75,340), Massachusetts ($70,540) and Washington ($69,380). After taxes and local prices, though, a median paycheck goes furthest in North Dakota.

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What each step of the pay range for miscellaneous construction and related workers looks like per month. Take-home here includes federal tax, Social Security and Medicare for a single filer; add your state in the paycheck calculator.

Miscellaneous Construction and Related Workers: pay at each percentile
StepAnnualHourlyMonthly grossMonthly after federal tax & FICA
10th percentile$36,510$17.56$3,043$2,626
25th percentile$42,810$20.58$3,568$3,048
Median$49,910$24.00$4,159$3,524
75th percentile$62,440$30.02$5,203$4,363
90th percentile$78,700$37.84$6,558$5,350

Miscellaneous Construction and Related Workers: pay by state

46 states and territories have a published median, sorted from highest to lowest. The last two columns are our estimates: the median after 2026 federal and state taxes, and that take-home restated in national-average prices.

1

North Dakota

$62,429 take-home in national prices

2

Maine

$59,812 take-home in national prices

3

Idaho

$54,858 take-home in national prices

Where a median miscellaneous construction and related worker paycheck goes furthest after 2026 taxes and BEA price levels.

Annual wages by state, May 2025, with after-tax and price-adjusted estimates
StateEmploymentMedian10th pct.90th pct.Median after tax*In national prices†
Maine90$75,340$44,720$79,130$58,047$59,812
Massachusetts960$70,540$50,360$102,700$54,823$51,839
Washington200$69,380$56,020$95,690$56,676$52,962
North Dakota260$66,450$46,850$105,180$55,536$62,429
Idaho450$65,420$36,810$65,430$52,386$54,858
New Jersey1,060$65,330$40,430$118,120$52,146$47,926
Hawaii80$64,960$52,430$93,560$50,917$46,309
Wisconsin190$63,320$48,900$84,340$50,807$53,996
California2,560$60,890$44,100$110,450$48,621$43,913
New Hampshire90$58,000$47,570$66,070$48,783$46,832
New York250$56,170$39,940$99,160$44,603$41,329
Minnesota80$55,880$37,570$80,750$44,557$45,180
Pennsylvania620$54,950$41,840$84,370$44,607$45,717
Colorado1,160$54,380$45,870$65,320$43,951$42,649
Ohio1,150$54,020$39,560$82,270$44,543$48,012
Michigan660$53,800$37,960$72,080$43,373$45,078
Nevada350$51,430$38,460$63,600$43,504$43,513
Oregon190$51,110$40,850$81,410$39,651$38,361
Indiana250$50,210$44,250$78,750$41,072$44,008
New Mexico420$49,930$39,480$90,080$41,118$44,590
Virginia570$49,880$41,980$66,830$40,205$39,766
Maryland990$49,840$31,200$65,270$40,225$38,325
Louisiana1,000$49,660$33,550$73,710$40,978$46,457
Connecticut500$49,380$44,770$65,700$39,638$38,257
Vermont120$49,110$45,660$60,140$40,429$41,271
Utah90$48,880$39,570$73,670$39,847$40,305
Illinois710$48,780$36,730$74,390$39,105$39,121
South Carolina210$48,080$40,950$105,190$39,940$42,603
Texas3,350$47,840$36,810$70,900$40,619$41,851
ArizonaNot published$47,550$38,100$61,680$39,591$39,325
North Carolina1,010$47,510$32,660$69,300$38,967$41,311
Montana310$47,280$37,040$62,880$38,704$40,894
Iowa220$46,990$40,640$65,350$38,803$44,213
AlaskaNot published$46,730$34,290$62,460$39,494$38,584
OklahomaNot published$46,460$39,780$56,990$37,965$43,220
Georgia2,920$46,430$28,290$74,890$37,918$39,378
Kansas310$45,950$37,090$74,420$37,337$41,454
Florida2,710$45,120$35,320$60,780$38,434$37,165
Missouri490$45,090$39,820$51,710$37,228$40,992
West Virginia90$44,300$38,830$66,940$36,571$40,863
Delaware330$43,060$34,530$59,740$34,894$34,961
Arkansas120$42,670$31,070$77,640$35,374$40,689
Tennessee440$41,600$24,400$65,030$35,606$38,757
Mississippi60$36,260$21,100$42,670$30,597$35,187
Kentucky90$35,420$31,980$62,400$29,518$32,740
Puerto Rico150$30,090$27,120$34,320——

Source: U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, OEWS May 2025 (released 2026-05-15), SOC 47-4090. *Our estimate for a single filer paid biweekly with no pre-tax deductions or local tax, 2026 federal and state rules. †Take-home ÷ BEA Regional Price Parity × 100 (2024 price levels).

Sources

  1. OEWS May 2025 (oesm25nat.zip) — U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics. Accessed 2026-10-09.
  2. OEWS May 2025 (oesm25st.zip) — U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics. Accessed 2026-10-09.