SOC 47-2042 · Construction and Extraction

Floor Layers, Except Carpet, Wood, and Hard Tiles Salary by City

Floor layers (except carpet, wood, and hard tiles) earn the most in San Jose, CA (average $95,980 a year), followed by Boston, MA ($91,530) and Anchorage, AK ($89,350), among the 76 metro areas we cover. Nationwide the average is $61,760 and the median $56,460, for 23,640 workers (May 2025).

$61,760U.S. average
$96Khighest: San Jose, CA
$43Klowest: San Antonio, TX
76metro areas
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Top 15 cities for this job by average salary

San Jose, CA$95,980
Boston, MA$91,530
Anchorage, AK$89,350
Springfield, MA$78,350
San Francisco, CA$78,280
Worcester, MA$76,640
Chicago, IL$75,670
New York, NY$75,480
Honolulu, HI$74,890
Stockton, CA$74,860
Philadelphia, PA$74,670
Sacramento, CA$71,710
Minneapolis, MN$71,520
Los Angeles, CA$69,630
Pittsburgh, PA$69,500
Average annual wage, BLS OEWS May 2025.

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Floor Layers, Except Carpet, Wood, and Hard Tiles salary by state

Massachusetts pays floor layers (except carpet, wood, and hard tiles) the most statewide, $87,300 a year on average. Statewide columns cover every employer in the state; city columns cover the metro areas we publish.

StateStatewide averageStatewide medianJobsMetrosHighest city averageLowest city average
Massachusetts$87,300$79,2801,0603$91,530$76,640
Alaska$87,240$92,860701$89,350$89,350
New Jersey$80,210$59,8407000n/an/a
Hawaii$77,640$77,2802101$74,890$74,890
Illinois$72,420$69,8801,3302$75,670$59,340
California$70,700$61,2104,33012$95,980$52,300
New York$68,330$61,3608803$75,480$52,360
Minnesota$67,670$59,3804901$71,520$71,520
Pennsylvania$64,910$60,0507202$74,670$69,500
Washington$62,260$56,8003701$65,720$65,720
Ohio$59,790$59,4708504$63,250$57,750
Oregon$59,630$56,4603002$65,380$55,000
Nevada$59,500$58,5405602$63,460$58,190
Wisconsin$59,140$52,8607003$62,770$51,720
Florida$58,910$57,0201,6603$62,140$58,380
Missouri$58,280$54,7105902$64,960$53,070
Utah$57,580$47,9005502$57,920$54,140
South Dakota$56,540$58,9301801$57,950$57,950
Vermont$55,800$51,200600n/an/a
Virginia$55,690$50,4402701$50,420$50,420
Kentucky$55,140$50,3803902$58,530$43,530
Washington, D.C.n/an/an/a1$54,650$54,650
New Mexico$54,440$49,7902001$56,830$56,830
Colorado$53,950$46,0202401$56,280$56,280
Iowa$53,570$54,9601603$60,770$52,430
Maine$53,320$53,3901201$55,530$55,530
Connecticut$52,900$47,2101100n/an/a
North Carolina$52,510$51,7004901$54,780$54,780
North Dakota$52,290$48,050901$51,460$51,460
Michigan$51,110$46,8006704$54,320$50,000
Indiana$50,590$50,7207302$59,340$50,230
Georgia$50,110$46,0303301$50,280$50,280
Tennessee$49,590$49,9002002$53,160$49,880
South Carolina$49,510$49,8601701$53,520$53,520
Maryland$49,430$47,8804501$49,000$49,000
West Virginia$48,680$45,390300n/an/a
Kansas$48,150$45,9701800n/an/a
Mississippi$47,770$49,2401000n/an/a
Oklahoma$46,760$38,0301402$47,200$45,810
Arizona$46,750$44,7406101$46,810$46,810
Texas$44,620$43,0701,4804$51,000$43,000
Alabama$43,730$38,7301500n/an/a
Louisiana$42,450$42,260700n/an/a
Montana$41,060$37,710500n/an/a
Arkansas$40,760$40,7502101$43,080$43,080
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Floor Layers, Except Carpet, Wood, and Hard Tiles salary in every city we cover

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Metro areaAverageMedianHourlyJobs
San Jose, CA$95,980$105,280$46.14340
Boston, MA$91,530$98,290$44.01740
Anchorage, AK$89,350$92,860$42.9660
Springfield, MA$78,350$72,850$37.6740
San Francisco, CA$78,280$74,970$37.64600
Worcester, MA$76,640$70,340$36.85130
Chicago, IL$75,670$70,370$36.381,010
New York, NY$75,480$61,360$36.291,180
Honolulu, HI$74,890$77,280$36.01150
Stockton, CA$74,860$69,610$35.99120
Philadelphia, PA$74,670$73,280$35.90350
Sacramento, CA$71,710$63,970$34.47310
Minneapolis, MN$71,520$63,170$34.39420
Los Angeles, CA$69,630$59,090$33.481,350
Pittsburgh, PA$69,500$80,970$33.41170
Vallejo, CA$67,390$56,020$32.4040
Seattle, WA$65,720$57,590$31.60210
Portland, OR$65,380$59,220$31.43180
St. Louis, MO$64,960$71,730$31.23410
Riverside, CA$64,270$56,130$30.90440
Reno, NV$63,460$62,800$30.51150
Toledo, OH$63,250$72,850$30.41160
Green Bay, WI$62,770$60,470$30.18100
San Diego, CA$62,740$56,150$30.16450
Columbus, OH$62,360$65,560$29.98170
Naples, FL$62,140$62,570$29.8770
Bakersfield, CA$61,670$55,690$29.6550
Des Moines, IA$60,770$63,200$29.2150
Cleveland, OH$60,370$58,950$29.03210
Fresno, CA$60,200$51,980$28.94120
Tampa, FL$59,740$57,020$28.72n/a
Madison, WI$59,530$49,310$28.62110
Indianapolis, IN$59,340$59,410$28.53240
Rockford, IL$59,340$49,980$28.5340
Louisville, KY$58,530$50,960$28.14180
Jacksonville, FL$58,380$56,950$28.07200
Albany, NY$58,190$57,720$27.9860
Las Vegas, NV$58,190$51,640$27.97400
Sioux Falls, SD$57,950$59,500$27.8690
Salt Lake City, UT$57,920$47,030$27.84320
Cincinnati, OH$57,750$57,800$27.76180
Cedar Rapids, IA$57,710$59,990$27.7530
Albuquerque, NM$56,830$54,720$27.32140
Denver, CO$56,280$47,230$27.06n/a
Oxnard, CA$55,660$48,030$26.7670
Portland, ME$55,530$53,670$26.7070
Salem, OR$55,000$57,140$26.4450
Charlotte, NC$54,780$56,040$26.34n/a
Washington, DC$54,650$49,970$26.27250
Grand Rapids, MI$54,320$49,930$26.1290
Ogden, UT$54,140$49,860$26.0390
Charleston, SC$53,520$52,000$25.7350
Detroit, MI$53,310$50,730$25.63230
Nashville, TN$53,160$55,720$25.5680
Kansas City, MO$53,070$50,140$25.51170
Davenport, IA$52,430$51,050$25.2140
Buffalo, NY$52,360$47,540$25.1740
Modesto, CA$52,300$47,170$25.1460
Racine, WI$51,720$45,960$24.8630
Fargo, ND$51,460$48,050$24.7450
Waco, TX$51,000$48,630$24.5270
Virginia Beach, VA$50,420$48,520$24.2450
Lansing, MI$50,300$46,370$24.19n/a
Atlanta, GA$50,280$46,030$24.17190
Fort Wayne, IN$50,230$49,500$24.1580
Flint, MI$50,000$45,630$24.0440
Knoxville, TN$49,880$51,480$23.9830
Baltimore, MD$49,000$47,810$23.56250
Oklahoma City, OK$47,200$37,740$22.69n/a
Phoenix, AZ$46,810$44,740$22.50n/a
Dallas, TX$46,140$43,950$22.18380
Tulsa, OK$45,810$38,240$22.0360
Houston, TX$43,880$43,020$21.09380
Bowling Green, KY$43,530$44,800$20.9330
Fayetteville, AR$43,080$48,830$20.71120
San Antonio, TX$43,000$38,870$20.6790

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Floor Layers, Except Carpet, Wood, and Hard Tiles salary: questions

Where do floor layers (except carpet, wood, and hard tiles) make the most money?

In San Jose, CA, with an average of $95,980 a year, among the 76 metro areas we cover.

What is the average floor layers (except carpet, wood, and hard tiles) salary in the U.S.?

$61,760 a year nationwide (BLS OEWS national estimates, May 2025); the median is $56,460, so half of floor layers (except carpet, wood, and hard tiles) earn more than that and half less.

What salary should floor layers (except carpet, wood, and hard tiles) ask for?

Start from the figures for your city: the middle half of floor layers (except carpet, wood, and hard tiles) nationwide earn between $45,660 (25th percentile) and $73,840 (75th percentile). Newer workers usually start near the 25th percentile and experienced ones can ask for the 75th; each city page shows the local range. See how to read salary percentiles.

Which state pays floor layers (except carpet, wood, and hard tiles) the most?

Massachusetts, with a statewide average of $87,300 a year (BLS state estimates, May 2025).

Where is floor layers (except carpet, wood, and hard tiles) pay the lowest?

San Antonio, TX, at $43,000 a year on average. Lower pay often comes with lower prices: check the cost of living on each city page.

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