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Insulation Workers, Floor, Ceiling, and Wall Salary by City

Insulation workers, floor, ceiling, and wall earn the most in Olympia, WA (average $88,760 a year), followed by Medford, OR ($84,740) and Seattle, WA ($81,460), among the 112 metro areas we cover. Nationwide the average is $54,740 and the median $49,120, for 44,440 workers (May 2025).

$54,740U.S. average
$89Khighest: Olympia, WA
$28Klowest: San Juan, PR
112metro areas
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Top 15 cities for this job by average salary

Olympia, WA$88,760
Medford, OR$84,740
Seattle, WA$81,460
San Francisco, CA$80,780
San Jose, CA$73,150
Oxnard, CA$72,920
Spokane, WA$70,670
Mount Vernon, WA$70,390
Kennewick, WA$69,200
New York, NY$69,120
Omaha, NE$69,050
Columbus, OH$65,900
Portland, OR$65,260
St. Louis, MO$65,240
Minneapolis, MN$64,200
Average annual wage, BLS OEWS May 2025.

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Insulation Workers, Floor, Ceiling, and Wall salary by state

Washington pays insulation workers, floor, ceiling, and wall the most statewide, $78,280 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
Washington$78,280$67,7502,3305$88,760$69,200
New York$66,360$59,1001,6006$69,120$54,620
Nebraska$65,030$73,1403101$69,050$69,050
California$61,840$48,8403,0807$80,780$43,790
Minnesota$61,550$54,3501,0901$64,200$64,200
Oregon$61,290$60,2107003$84,740$59,640
Missouri$60,890$56,0408304$65,240$49,850
Kentucky$60,630$49,7304002$58,760$50,500
Maryland$60,350$58,4201,2403$61,380$56,270
New Jersey$60,330$52,7508201$56,530$56,530
Illinois$60,200$53,0007802$62,600$54,390
Ohio$58,850$58,4008704$65,900$48,380
Vermont$58,150$53,5701100n/an/a
Iowa$57,770$55,8204602$62,440$53,760
Kansas$56,230$51,5204301$54,530$54,530
Mississippi$56,200$62,8802900n/an/a
Georgia$55,570$47,8109002$57,470$45,860
Indiana$55,350$54,6307802$58,540$46,880
Colorado$54,960$50,8001,2103$56,840$52,180
Pennsylvania$54,660$50,6006105$56,190$46,750
Delaware$54,460$53,5702800n/an/a
Washington, D.C.n/an/an/a1$54,280$54,280
Alaska$54,210$56,4701701$53,450$53,450
New Mexico$53,100$48,4602501$53,970$53,970
Montana$52,820$48,1004902$57,010$56,760
Wisconsin$52,450$49,5206502$52,250$47,240
Massachusetts$52,420$48,9407101$53,500$53,500
New Hampshire$52,220$51,3202300n/an/a
Michigan$51,190$46,4907103$54,670$47,160
Tennessee$50,810$48,4101,1603$54,250$49,350
Connecticut$50,450$48,5503002$50,400$49,610
Maine$50,390$47,7904402$50,880$50,290
Louisiana$49,970$47,3401,6103$52,660$39,120
South Carolina$49,900$47,0207303$54,480$44,810
Texas$49,850$48,7407,1206$50,960$43,870
Florida$49,730$47,1002,6906$51,830$47,590
North Dakota$49,700$46,4502601$49,490$49,490
Alabama$49,400$48,7406604$52,730$44,700
Oklahoma$49,380$46,8805701$51,000$51,000
Nevada$48,460$46,5106601$49,050$49,050
South Dakota$48,090$45,8203402$48,550$47,830
Virginia$47,660$44,810n/a2$44,960$42,950
Wyoming$47,620$46,2001701$50,070$50,070
Arizona$45,420$42,2107802$46,980$38,990
Idaho$44,390$41,5503300n/an/a
Arkansas$44,370$43,7303501$46,280$46,280
North Carolina$44,180$42,9902,0905$49,020$37,200
Utah$43,680$40,0803001$41,140$41,140
West Virginia$40,820$35,390700n/an/a
Puerto Rico$27,310$27,0401101$28,230$28,230
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Insulation Workers, Floor, Ceiling, and Wall salary in every city we cover

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Metro areaAverageMedianHourlyJobs
Olympia, WA$88,760$76,610$42.6740
Medford, OR$84,740$71,470$40.7450
Seattle, WA$81,460$71,980$39.171,250
San Francisco, CA$80,780$76,170$38.84370
San Jose, CA$73,150$58,890$35.17190
Oxnard, CA$72,920$65,930$35.0650
Spokane, WA$70,670$61,690$33.97150
Mount Vernon, WA$70,390$62,710$33.8490
Kennewick, WA$69,200$60,730$33.27280
New York, NY$69,120$61,730$33.231,500
Omaha, NE$69,050$81,880$33.20n/a
Columbus, OH$65,900$80,000$31.68380
Portland, OR$65,260$60,960$31.37450
St. Louis, MO$65,240$59,040$31.36520
Minneapolis, MN$64,200$58,240$30.87870
Chicago, IL$62,600$58,850$30.10600
Des Moines, IA$62,440$70,410$30.02200
Cincinnati, OH$62,080$58,360$29.8590
Kansas City, MO$61,710$56,460$29.67330
Baltimore, MD$61,380$63,200$29.51550
Salisbury, MD$60,960$58,420$29.3150
Los Angeles, CA$60,170$48,470$28.93830
Salem, OR$59,640$60,290$28.67120
Louisville, KY$58,760$56,110$28.25190
Rochester, NY$58,760$55,960$28.25100
Indianapolis, IN$58,540$59,290$28.15240
Atlanta, GA$57,470$54,730$27.63580
Helena, MT$57,010$47,330$27.4160
Albany, NY$56,930$57,190$27.3790
Colorado Springs, CO$56,840$59,440$27.33140
Billings, MT$56,760$50,210$27.2970
Buffalo, NY$56,590$48,310$27.21140
Atlantic City, NJ$56,530$46,180$27.1840
Hagerstown, MD$56,270$56,930$27.0640
Philadelphia, PA$56,190$50,320$27.02370
Riverside, CA$56,120$46,850$26.98480
Denver, CO$55,840$51,740$26.85730
Syracuse, NY$55,690$56,680$26.7780
Grand Rapids, MI$54,670$47,220$26.28130
Utica, NY$54,620$51,950$26.2650
Wichita, KS$54,530$51,520$26.22150
Columbia, SC$54,480$50,750$26.19110
Rockford, IL$54,390$49,740$26.1540
Washington, DC$54,280$45,900$26.101,330
Nashville, TN$54,250$54,400$26.08550
Albuquerque, NM$53,970$48,260$25.95170
Sioux City, IA$53,760$49,000$25.8590
Sacramento, CA$53,520$48,310$25.73170
Barnstable, MA$53,500$49,070$25.7250
Anchorage, AK$53,450$55,800$25.70110
Pittsburgh, PA$53,390$47,110$25.67140
Huntsville, AL$52,730$56,780$25.3560
Baton Rouge, LA$52,660$48,090$25.321,100
Milwaukee, WI$52,250$50,120$25.12220
Fort Collins, CO$52,180$49,320$25.0970
Greenville, SC$52,000$47,350$25.00120
Springfield, MO$51,860$47,360$24.9380
Naples, FL$51,830$47,050$24.92n/a
Detroit, MI$51,520$46,390$24.77330
Miami, FL$51,290$48,470$24.66650
Knoxville, TN$51,150$48,380$24.59170
Lancaster, PA$51,120$46,640$24.5860
Tulsa, OK$51,000$47,420$24.52270
Dallas, TX$50,960$49,930$24.502,100
Portland, ME$50,880$48,000$24.46250
York, PA$50,520$49,280$24.2950
Lexington, KY$50,500$43,470$24.2860
Bridgeport, CT$50,400$48,740$24.23110
Lewiston, ME$50,290$47,870$24.1850
Cheyenne, WY$50,070$46,050$24.0750
Cleveland, OH$50,050$47,340$24.06150
Columbia, MO$49,850$46,000$23.9740
Norwich, CT$49,610$47,510$23.8560
Beaumont, TX$49,540$47,610$23.82200
Fargo, ND$49,490$46,450$23.79130
Houston, TX$49,460$48,140$23.782,430
Memphis, TN$49,350$47,270$23.73140
Las Vegas, NV$49,050$46,510$23.58n/a
Raleigh, NC$49,020$46,030$23.57480
Orlando, FL$48,720$47,100$23.43440
Rapid City, SD$48,550$45,760$23.3440
Corpus Christi, TX$48,530$47,770$23.33190
San Antonio, TX$48,500$47,070$23.32370
Mansfield, OH$48,380$45,980$23.2640
Jacksonville, FL$48,150$46,740$23.15210
Tallahassee, FL$47,960$47,120$23.0670
Montgomery, AL$47,920$49,610$23.0470
Mobile, AL$47,850$48,300$23.0190
Sioux Falls, SD$47,830$45,050$23.00170
Pensacola, FL$47,590$45,680$22.8880
Green Bay, WI$47,240$49,310$22.71100
Jackson, MI$47,160$45,330$22.6740
Phoenix, AZ$46,980$42,320$22.59550
Fort Wayne, IN$46,880$45,340$22.54140
Allentown, PA$46,750$41,620$22.4840
Little Rock, AR$46,280$46,650$22.25170
Savannah, GA$45,860$43,860$22.0550
Charlotte, NC$45,590$44,520$21.92760
Lafayette, LA$44,980$44,080$21.62100
Virginia Beach, VA$44,960$43,730$21.61160
Charleston, SC$44,810$40,120$21.55180
Auburn, AL$44,700$45,350$21.4930
Lubbock, TX$43,870$43,890$21.0970
Visalia, CA$43,790$37,160$21.05n/a
Greensboro, NC$43,110$46,500$20.73120
Lynchburg, VA$42,950$38,230$20.6550
Ogden, UT$41,140$39,110$19.7860
Shreveport, LA$39,120$40,100$18.81n/a
Lake Havasu City, AZ$38,990$36,530$18.7530
Wilmington, NC$37,920$37,720$18.2390
Winston-Salem, NC$37,200$37,440$17.89n/a
San Juan, PR$28,230$27,040$13.5790

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Insulation Workers, Floor, Ceiling, and Wall salary: questions

Where do insulation workers, floor, ceiling, and wall make the most money?

In Olympia, WA, with an average of $88,760 a year, among the 112 metro areas we cover.

What is the average insulation workers, floor, ceiling, and wall salary in the U.S.?

$54,740 a year nationwide (BLS OEWS national estimates, May 2025); the median is $49,120, so half of insulation workers, floor, ceiling, and wall earn more than that and half less.

What salary should insulation workers, floor, ceiling, and wall ask for?

Start from the figures for your city: the middle half of insulation workers, floor, ceiling, and wall nationwide earn between $43,200 (25th percentile) and $60,980 (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 insulation workers, floor, ceiling, and wall the most?

Washington, with a statewide average of $78,280 a year (BLS state estimates, May 2025).

Where is insulation workers, floor, ceiling, and wall pay the lowest?

San Juan, PR, at $28,230 a year on average. Lower pay often comes with lower prices: check the cost of living on each city page.

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