What is the salary for a construction worker?

Answer 1

It depends on the trade, which city and state you work in, your experience, and union or non-union. I am a glazier in Tacoma, WA. I have been doing this for four years and I am union (local 188). I make $36/hr and $38/hr if I am the foreman on a job.

Answer 2

In the US, it varies greatly depending on where you live. For example the averages for California, Texas, and NY are $47,000, $45,000, and $56,000 respectively. To find the average for the state where you live, please refer to the Related Links below and input your state name or zip code.

Answer 3

That depends. If you are a helper lets say to a bricklayer or stonemason, 8 to 10 dollars an hour. Framers get 12 to 15 an hour as do roofers that work hourly. All in all it depends on your skills. You can make 30 an hour plus depending on your skills, even more if you are a licensed contractor in the field.

Answer 4

The average yearly income for a non-union construction worker in the US is $53,000. The average annual income for a union construction worker is $46,000.

Answer 5

Sometimes somone with no experience can start out with $10. per hr. When someone with years of experience, tools, proper vehicle, and customer service can make up to 25-30 dollars an hour.

Answer 6

i think(it all depends on what he dose) around 30,000 to i think 50,000

Answer 7

Depends if you work in a company and your skills in constructing.

Answer 8

1,000 a week on average

Answer 9

a lot