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The average salary for a Plumber in U.S. is $67,840.

Annual Average Salary Information

Annual Average Salary: $67,840

$38,690$103,140

Hourly Pay Information

Hourly Average Salary: $32.62

$18.60$49.59

What does a Plumber earn?

On average, plumbers earn around $67,840 per year in the U.S.. Plumbers provide essential services to clients, ranging from individuals to large companies, ensuring the proper installation and maintenance of plumbing systems. A plumber can choose to specialise in a particular area, such as new construction, installation of hot water heaters, or emergency/repair plumbing.

How to earn more as a Plumber

"To become a plumber, you will need to complete a recognised training course. This could either be a NVQ, a college course, an apprenticeship, or a trainee programme. If you wanted to make more money as a plumber, then you could set up your own business, create a niche specialism, or offer additional maintenance or repair services. With the right skills, you could even qualify to become a gas engineer."