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Electrician Salary

Average pay, percentile breakdowns, and city-by-city comparison for Electricians in the United States.

Median Salary

$61,590

Mean Salary

$65,280

Employment

726,200

Category

Construction and Extraction

Salary Percentiles for Electricians
PercentileAnnual SalaryMonthlyHourly (est.)
10th (Entry)$37,460$3,122$18
25th$46,690$3,891$22
50th (Median)$61,590$5,133$30
75th$81,260$6,772$39
90th (Senior)$104,520$8,710$50
Electrician Salary by City
CityAdjusted Medianvs National
New York, NY$70,829+15%
San Francisco, CA$75,140+22%
Los Angeles, CA$68,981+12%
Chicago, IL$64,054+4%
Houston, TX$60,358-2%
Austin, TX$64,670+5%
Seattle, WA$72,676+18%
Boston, MA$70,213+14%
Denver, CO$65,285+6%
Washington, DC$71,444+16%
Miami, FL$62,822+2%
Atlanta, GA$63,438+3%
Dallas, TX$62,206+1%
Philadelphia, PA$64,670+5%
Phoenix, AZ$60,974-1%

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About Electrician Salaries in 2025

The median annual salary for Electricians in the United States is $61,590, according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics. This means half of all Electricians earn more than this amount, and half earn less.

At the entry level (10th percentile), Electricians earn around $37,460, while the highest earners (90th percentile) make $104,520 or more. There are approximately 726,200 Electricians employed across the country in the Construction and Extraction sector.