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Carpet Installers in South Dakota
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Top States for Carpet Installers Employment
The table below shows the states where most Carpet Installers work.
State | Number Employed | Annual Median Salary |
---|---|---|
California | 6,040 | $43,320 |
Pennsylvania | 1,400 | $45,200 |
Texas | 1,270 | $31,070 |
Washington | 1,200 | $44,010 |
Michigan | 1,120 | $35,520 |
Nevada | 1,090 | $49,450 |
New York | 1,070 | $33,800 |
Georgia | 1,010 | $35,050 |
Florida | 800 | $30,680 |
Massachusetts | 790 | $70,470 |
Illinois | 740 | $35,640 |
Oregon | 600 | $45,460 |
Minnesota | 600 | $55,300 |
Wisconsin | 570 | $36,720 |
New Jersey | 570 | $51,120 |
Indiana | 520 | $31,980 |
Maryland | 500 | $34,900 |
Ohio | 450 | $35,030 |
Missouri | 410 | $45,020 |
Colorado | 400 | $45,850 |
Below are the states where Carpet Installers get paid the most:
State | Annual Median Salary |
---|---|
Massachusetts | $70,470 |
Hawaii | $66,510 |
Delaware | $56,520 |
Minnesota | $55,300 |
Nebraska | $51,850 |
New Jersey | $51,120 |
Nevada | $49,450 |
Iowa | $46,650 |
Colorado | $45,850 |
Oregon | $45,460 |
Related Careers in South Dakota
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Occupation | South Dakota Employment Total |
---|---|
Floor Layers, Except Carpet, Wood, and Hard Tiles | 80 |
References
- Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS)
- College Factual
- National Center for Education Statistics
- O*NET Online
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