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Maintenance and Repair Workers Salary by State

The national median pay for maintenance and repair workers is $49,590 a year. By state, it ranges from $38,890 in West Virginia to $60,310 in District of Columbia.

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

U.S. pay range

Lowest 10%
$35,350
25th percentile
$40,840
Median
$49,590
75th percentile
$62,620
Top 10%
$77,180

Annual pay, all U.S. workers in this job. About 1,529,700 jobs.

Median pay in 50 states and DC

Maintenance and Repair Workers pay by state, highest median first
#StateMedianvs. U.S.Lowest 10%Top 10%Jobs
1District of Columbia$60,310+22%$42,100$84,3904,860
2Alaska$60,270+22%$38,260$90,9004,590
3Minnesota$59,200+19%$38,630$79,04029,660
4Washington$59,160+19%$41,760$83,93032,450
5Massachusetts$58,320+18%$38,750$80,19029,830
6Hawaii$57,960+17%$37,930$80,6208,030
7New York$57,790+17%$37,010$83,570119,650
8Connecticut$57,620+16%$38,460$82,09011,700
9California$57,000+15%$38,810$82,710143,060
10Illinois$56,720+14%$36,120$80,74066,600
11Wisconsin$55,810+13%$35,870$75,91030,880
12Vermont$55,510+12%$42,180$74,9402,610
13New Jersey$54,810+11%$37,500$81,19037,350
14Oregon$54,350+10%$38,630$78,48016,160
15Ohio$53,420+8%$35,320$76,27064,770
16New Hampshire$52,830+7%$37,620$74,9105,780
17Nevada$52,360+6%$36,170$80,60016,520
18Iowa$52,160+5%$36,570$74,49016,500
19Maryland$51,490+4%$36,890$75,74023,730
20Colorado$51,280+3%$38,700$76,15022,960
21Rhode Island$50,900+3%$36,920$75,9004,500
22Nebraska$50,700+2%$36,240$69,2109,850
23Utah$50,450+2%$35,520$77,06016,090
24Delaware$50,150+1%$36,510$78,3803,310
25Indiana$49,890+1%$35,170$75,72034,480
26North Dakota$49,840+1%$36,280$68,4503,300
27Virginia$49,4700%$34,640$77,26034,540
28Maine$49,4300%$37,440$75,5705,820
29Pennsylvania$49,290−1%$34,960$75,22055,590
30Missouri$48,370−2%$34,050$75,62031,180
31Idaho$48,190−3%$35,830$75,8708,200
32South Dakota$48,100−3%$37,340$62,7203,450
33North Carolina$47,910−3%$33,630$70,64043,440
34Wyoming$47,900−3%$31,070$80,1003,920
35South Carolina$47,880−3%$32,950$74,53028,020
36Georgia$47,680−4%$33,920$72,48048,430
37Arizona$47,620−4%$35,810$76,36039,000
38Michigan$47,580−4%$35,050$70,57039,490
39Tennessee$47,240−5%$33,810$68,99035,790
40Kansas$47,210−5%$33,570$66,83012,730
41Montana$46,870−5%$34,790$72,3005,420
42Kentucky$46,810−6%$30,470$75,74022,190
43Texas$46,670−6%$30,950$74,220140,580
44Florida$46,060−7%$34,200$67,680111,530
45New Mexico$45,760−8%$30,920$71,3809,320
46Mississippi$44,350−11%$28,570$70,11014,550
47Louisiana$43,960−11%$28,110$75,88021,490
48Alabama$43,630−12%$29,070$63,81016,660
49Arkansas$43,400−12%$29,140$63,13012,410
50Oklahoma$42,750−14%$29,380$65,94018,670
51West Virginia$38,890−22%$28,170$68,2408,060

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.

Maintenance and Repair Workers salary questions

Which state pays maintenance and repair workers the most?

District of Columbia, with a median of $60,310 a year (+22% vs. the national median of $49,590). BLS May 2025.

Which state pays maintenance and repair workers the least?

West Virginia, with a median of $38,890 a year (−22% vs. national).

Where do most maintenance and repair workers work?

California has the most jobs, about 143,060, with a median of $57,000.

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