Paycheck Atlas

Highest-paying states for first-line supervisors of construction trades and extraction workers

Washington leads at $109,570 a year. Pay is not adjusted for local prices; see each page for the cost-of-living view.

PlaceMedian25th–75th
Washington$109,570$85,790–$137,920
Illinois$105,750$82,550–$124,460
New Jersey$105,510$79,970–$131,710
Oregon$103,070$78,410–$129,170
Hawaii$102,630$84,470–$121,490
Alaska$102,140$81,760–$126,680
Rhode Island$98,590$76,730–$122,110
Massachusetts$97,850$79,960–$120,330
California$97,680$76,740–$128,690
Minnesota$97,610$75,790–$109,770
New York$95,700$74,920–$121,860
Connecticut$92,260$77,960–$103,740
Missouri$87,520$71,650–$106,040
District of Columbia$86,520$75,920–$108,320
Wisconsin$85,350$68,430–$102,050
Indiana$82,530$67,450–$99,980
Vermont$82,490$72,780–$102,180
Nevada$81,990$66,660–$108,410
Pennsylvania$81,540$66,940–$102,810
North Dakota$81,370$66,440–$116,990
Colorado$81,230$70,720–$100,650
New Hampshire$81,220$66,780–$99,170
Delaware$81,100$64,840–$100,000
West Virginia$80,060$62,440–$103,770
Ohio$79,580$65,530–$96,140
Maryland$78,760$64,270–$99,340
Virginia$78,640$63,010–$96,150
Arizona$78,550$64,670–$94,150
Iowa$78,510$63,900–$95,930
Georgia$78,430$61,960–$95,830
Wyoming$78,250$64,000–$102,910
Michigan$78,180$64,670–$97,620
South Dakota$77,690$67,400–$87,790
Maine$77,290$63,310–$93,720
Utah$77,280$63,310–$94,150
Montana$76,910$64,150–$94,330
Kansas$76,780$61,520–$94,750
Florida$75,790$60,490–$95,200
Nebraska$75,570$61,520–$91,030
Idaho$75,550$62,260–$93,400
Louisiana$75,360$59,660–$90,050
South Carolina$75,350$60,790–$91,320
North Carolina$75,270$61,430–$89,610
New Mexico$75,130$59,090–$94,890
Texas$74,520$58,830–$89,680
Tennessee$74,470$59,190–$93,130
Kentucky$73,490$59,390–$85,110
Oklahoma$73,040$55,380–$95,070
Mississippi$66,910$54,400–$82,040
Alabama$64,120$55,640–$80,340
Arkansas$61,230$50,840–$75,040

Data period: BLS OEWS May 2025.