Highest-paying states for insurance appraisers, auto damage
Pennsylvania leads at $95,720 a year. Pay is not adjusted for local prices; see each page for the cost-of-living view.
| Place | Median | 25th–75th |
|---|---|---|
| Pennsylvania | $95,720 | $85,970–$101,060 |
| Connecticut | $89,740 | $75,630–$94,710 |
| South Carolina | $86,680 | $80,760–$94,390 |
| Arizona | $86,030 | $66,800–$86,030 |
| Oregon | $83,270 | $81,070–$88,800 |
| Utah | $82,570 | $71,000–$100,080 |
| New York | $81,150 | $78,140–$96,510 |
| Massachusetts | $79,930 | $64,940–$94,380 |
| Maine | $79,510 | $57,000–$82,940 |
| Texas | $79,200 | $56,680–$100,220 |
| California | $78,930 | $74,450–$101,120 |
| Nevada | $78,510 | $62,950–$80,430 |
| Washington | $78,450 | $78,430–$78,450 |
| Michigan | $77,060 | $69,030–$79,130 |
| Indiana | $76,750 | $64,810–$81,900 |
| North Carolina | $74,810 | $64,910–$95,860 |
| Louisiana | $72,040 | $63,240–$76,090 |
| Colorado | $71,600 | $65,840–$80,720 |
| Mississippi | $71,550 | $61,290–$83,080 |
| Illinois | $71,510 | $61,570–$76,240 |
| Missouri | $67,950 | $64,440–$80,210 |
| Tennessee | $67,080 | $62,860–$91,500 |
| Ohio | $63,470 | $49,810–$80,300 |
| Nebraska | $62,350 | $61,570–$81,480 |
Data period: BLS OEWS May 2025.