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Maids and Housekeeping Cleaners Salary by State

The national median pay for maids and housekeeping cleaners is $35,510 a year. By state, it ranges from $25,360 in Mississippi to $51,600 in Hawaii.

Updated October 2026 · Data: BLS OEWS May 2025 · How we match careers

U.S. pay range

Lowest 10%
$27,640
25th percentile
$30,350
Median
$35,510
75th percentile
$39,590
Top 10%
$48,570

Annual pay, all U.S. workers in this job. About 860,670 jobs.

Median pay in 50 states and DC

Maids and Housekeeping Cleaners pay by state, highest median first
#StateMedianvs. U.S.Lowest 10%Top 10%Jobs
1Hawaii$51,600+45%$38,600$62,02011,120
2Nevada$46,550+31%$30,000$56,40024,380
3California$42,660+20%$35,680$63,450103,430
4District of Columbia$42,260+19%$37,970$57,0403,800
5Washington$42,180+19%$36,090$50,10018,480
6New York$41,950+18%$33,810$82,54041,740
7Massachusetts$38,950+10%$34,320$60,90014,910
8New Jersey$37,980+7%$32,760$49,24018,360
9Vermont$37,680+6%$31,760$46,0601,830
10Maine$37,630+6%$34,520$44,5604,960
11Oregon$37,590+6%$33,970$47,74012,920
12Colorado$37,560+6%$32,490$46,63019,280
13Rhode Island$37,540+6%$34,490$45,9402,710
14Minnesota$37,470+6%$29,960$47,99014,890
15Alaska$37,370+5%$33,560$46,8102,440
16New Hampshire$36,920+4%$33,400$44,2303,170
17Illinois$36,380+2%$31,200$49,91026,150
18Utah$36,270+2%$29,130$45,77010,250
19Connecticut$36,170+2%$34,140$45,3206,680
20Montana$35,740+1%$28,080$49,2105,380
21Arizona$35,6400%$31,350$42,69021,180
22Wisconsin$35,5300%$29,460$43,48014,520
23Maryland$35,5000%$31,210$42,18014,690
24North Dakota$35,050−1%$29,520$44,6502,880
25Michigan$34,650−2%$28,740$38,44018,690
26Idaho$34,560−3%$27,600$43,6806,210
27Nebraska$34,170−4%$28,320$40,9006,250
28Delaware$34,150−4%$31,200$38,9401,820
29Pennsylvania$33,870−5%$27,370$42,45025,650
30Florida$33,860−5%$28,840$44,87079,550
31Virginia$33,820−5%$28,210$41,71023,120
32Missouri$33,670−5%$28,600$39,35015,360
33Iowa$32,620−8%$28,630$38,0708,160
34Ohio$32,170−9%$27,650$37,75028,930
35Wyoming$31,870−10%$26,250$42,6802,800
36Indiana$31,420−12%$28,210$39,15011,050
37North Carolina$31,310−12%$23,990$40,11033,080
38Kansas$31,100−12%$26,310$38,7507,540
39Kentucky$30,880−13%$23,800$39,68012,040
40Tennessee$30,850−13%$25,100$37,54020,500
41New Mexico$30,480−14%$26,950$37,7306,180
42South Carolina$30,260−15%$23,060$37,29014,500
43South Dakota$29,950−16%$27,890$39,2203,540
44Georgia$29,770−16%$23,310$38,26018,510
45Texas$29,660−16%$22,150$37,30063,110
46Oklahoma$28,620−19%$22,460$37,00011,810
47West Virginia$28,090−21%$22,510$36,2406,110
48Arkansas$27,960−21%$23,690$35,1906,930
49Alabama$27,480−23%$22,340$34,6808,290
50Louisiana$26,600−25%$21,330$34,85012,440
51Mississippi$25,360−29%$19,020$33,7308,320

BLS OEWS May 2025 state estimates. States without published data are not listed. “Not published”: BLS withheld the value or it is above the highest amount BLS publishes. Pay is not adjusted for living costs.

Maids and Housekeeping Cleaners salary questions

Which state pays maids and housekeeping cleaners the most?

Hawaii, with a median of $51,600 a year (+45% vs. the national median of $35,510). BLS May 2025.

Which state pays maids and housekeeping cleaners the least?

Mississippi, with a median of $25,360 a year (−29% vs. national).

Where do most maids and housekeeping cleaners work?

California has the most jobs, about 103,430, with a median of $42,660.

Does a higher salary mean more money left over?

Not always. These are pay figures only. Living costs, taxes and housing differ a lot between states, and this page does not adjust for them.

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Sources. Pay and employment: U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, Occupational Employment and Wage Statistics, May 2025 (national and state files). Data Sources & Licenses