Paycheck Atlas

Highest-paying states for electrical and electronics installers and repairers, transportation equipment

Washington leads at $122,140 a year. Pay is not adjusted for local prices; see each page for the cost-of-living view.

PlaceMedian25th–75th
Washington$122,140$110,220–$123,430
Oregon$104,410$85,660–$136,550
Nevada$102,210$86,200–$103,340
Kansas$99,420$72,850–$103,500
Maryland$98,850$81,180–$98,850
Colorado$96,680$80,450–$105,780
Montana$96,560$64,890–$99,220
Illinois$93,300$67,230–$97,900
Virginia$87,860$72,040–$89,090
New York$87,360$65,610–$93,760
Texas$86,520$86,180–$107,930
California$84,820$60,460–$110,030
Pennsylvania$84,750$81,480–$91,350
Arizona$84,110$66,580–$99,120
New Mexico$83,470$64,330–$101,470
Massachusetts$81,420$80,800–$104,230
Missouri$81,220$63,900–$86,080
Minnesota$78,690$78,690–$80,390
Louisiana$77,270$66,920–$83,540
Florida$77,110$66,660–$89,660
Ohio$75,810$65,860–$75,810
Alabama$75,450$57,610–$82,120
Iowa$75,130$54,130–$75,680
Michigan$69,510$59,680–$96,740
Georgia$62,710$62,520–$83,380
Maine$61,820$53,500–$67,790
Tennessee$58,250$48,140–$61,040
Connecticut$58,120$46,400–$91,900

Data period: BLS OEWS May 2025.