Pipefitter earnings by seniority

Approximate values based on highest and lowest earning segments.

Pipefitter salary by state

State Name Average Salary
Illinois $95,090
Oregon $79,330
Alaska $79,000
Minnesota $78,660
Massachusetts $78,210
District of Columbia $77,240
New Jersey $76,920
New York $76,810
Washington $73,860
Hawaii $73,590
Wisconsin $71,690
Michigan $63,770
Connecticut $63,060
Delaware $62,640
California $62,390
Montana $62,320
Ohio $61,670
Indiana $61,390
Nevada $60,940
Rhode Island $60,910
North Dakota $60,780
Iowa $60,510
Pennsylvania $60,360
Maryland $59,940
New Hampshire $59,740
Louisiana $59,380
Colorado $59,090
Kentucky $59,080
Maine $58,510
Georgia $55,890
Missouri $54,550
Utah $50,880
Nebraska $50,260
Vermont $49,170
Texas $48,940
Kansas $48,710
Tennessee $48,600
Virginia $48,510
Virgin Islands, U.S. $48,450
West Virginia $48,450
Arizona $48,370
South Carolina $48,000
Wyoming $48,000
Florida $47,710
Idaho $47,710
North Carolina $47,540
Oklahoma $47,490
New Mexico $47,120
Alabama $47,070
South Dakota $47,060
Mississippi $47,040
Arkansas $45,660
Guam $37,950
Puerto Rico $22,740

How do pipefitter salaries compare to similar careers?

Pipefitters earn about the same as related careers in the United States. On average, they make less than boilermakers but more than brickmasons.

Career Median Salary
Boilermaker salary $64K
Surveyor salary $62K
Building inspector salary $62K
Wellhead pumper salary $64K
Crane operator salary $62K
Pipefitter salary $60K
Plumber salary $60K
Electrician salary $60K
Rotary drill operator salary $56K
Brickmason salary $59K

Source: CareerExplorer (Aggregated)