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60 matching groups · National annual average payroll pay · Private employers
All other nonresidential trade contractors
Construction
$84,879Average annual pay · 51 published state / DC records
Explore industry pay NAICS 238991 · 2025All other residential trade contractors
Construction
$63,735Average annual pay · 51 published state / DC records
Explore industry pay NAICS 2382 · 2025Building equipment contractors
Construction
$85,692Average annual pay · 51 published state / DC records
Explore industry pay NAICS 2383 · 2025Building finishing contractors
Construction
$67,788Average annual pay · 51 published state / DC records
Explore industry pay NAICS 2381 · 2025Building foundation and exterior contractors
Construction
$72,041Average annual pay · 51 published state / DC records
Explore industry pay NAICS 236220 · 2025Commercial and institutional building construction
Construction
$107,183Average annual pay · 45 published state / DC records
Explore industry pay NAICS 2373 · 2025Highway, street, and bridge construction
Construction
$97,038Average annual pay · 51 published state / DC records
Explore industry pay NAICS 237310 · 2025Highway, street, and bridge construction
Construction
$97,038Average annual pay · 51 published state / DC records
Explore industry pay NAICS 236210 · 2025Industrial building construction
Construction
$104,148Average annual pay · 43 published state / DC records
Explore industry pay NAICS 2372 · 2025Land subdivision
Construction
$118,206Average annual pay · 34 published state / DC records
Explore industry pay NAICS 237210 · 2025Land subdivision
Construction
$118,206Average annual pay · 34 published state / DC records
Explore industry pay NAICS 236117 · 2025New housing for-sale builders
Construction
$132,722Average annual pay · 45 published state / DC records
Explore industry pay NAICS 236116 · 2025New multifamily housing construction (except for-sale builders)
Construction
$113,618Average annual pay · 45 published state / DC records
Explore industry pay NAICS 236115 · 2025New single-family housing construction (except for-sale builders)
Construction
$83,382Average annual pay · 49 published state / DC records
Explore industry pay NAICS 2362 · 2025Nonresidential building construction
Construction
$106,635Average annual pay · 46 published state / DC records
Explore industry pay NAICS 238312 · 2025Nonresidential drywall contractors
Construction
$83,143Average annual pay · 48 published state / DC records
Explore industry pay NAICS 238212 · 2025Nonresidential electrical contractors
Construction
$95,200Average annual pay · 51 published state / DC records
Explore industry pay NAICS 238352 · 2025Nonresidential finish carpentry contractors
Construction
$82,915Average annual pay · 46 published state / DC records
Explore industry pay NAICS 238332 · 2025Nonresidential flooring contractors
Construction
$84,137Average annual pay · 47 published state / DC records
Explore industry pay NAICS 238132 · 2025Nonresidential framing contractors
Construction
$76,175Average annual pay · 41 published state / DC records
Explore industry pay NAICS 238152 · 2025Nonresidential glass and glazing contractors
Construction
$82,739Average annual pay · 47 published state / DC records
Explore industry pay NAICS 238142 · 2025Nonresidential masonry contractors
Construction
$74,766Average annual pay · 48 published state / DC records
Explore industry pay NAICS 238322 · 2025Nonresidential painting contractors
Construction
$74,872Average annual pay · 51 published state / DC records
Explore industry pay NAICS 238222 · 2025Nonresidential plumbing and hvac contractors
Construction
$95,883Average annual pay · 51 published state / DC records
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These are average payroll wages for covered private-sector jobs in the industry, including full-time and part-time work. They are not a median, an occupation-specific salary, an individual offer or a total compensation package. Employer benefits are excluded; the wage definition can include bonuses and certain stock-option payments. The coverage is private establishments in the QCEW program; public-sector employers and many self-employed workers are outside this selection. Different job mixes and hours worked affect comparisons. Broad industry groups and their detailed subindustries overlap; their employment counts must not be added together.
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