Sewer earnings by seniority

90th percentile

Top-level sewer earnings begin at:

$14.21 per hour

$29,550 per year

75th percentile

Senior-level sewer earnings begin at:

$12.88 per hour

$26,780 per year

50th percentile

Mid-level sewer earnings begin at:

$11.50 per hour

$23,910 per year

25th percentile

Junior-level sewer earnings begin at:

$10.38 per hour

$21,580 per year

10th percentile

Starting level sewer earnings begin at:

$9.71 per hour

$20,190 per year

Approximate values based on highest and lowest earning segments.

Sewer salary by state

State Name Average Salary
Colorado $47,600
Washington $45,170
California $42,420
Iowa $42,290
South Carolina $39,690
Nevada $39,440
Massachusetts $38,680
Kentucky $38,670
Florida $38,480
Georgia $38,210
Wisconsin $37,820
New York $37,380
North Carolina $36,550
Illinois $36,480
New Jersey $36,400
Mississippi $36,100
Pennsylvania $35,560
Oregon $35,290
Indiana $34,410
Minnesota $29,930
Ohio $29,560
Texas $29,320
Idaho $28,920
Utah $28,780
Tennessee $28,080
Louisiana $27,040
Missouri $25,480
Michigan $24,850
Kansas $24,260
Virginia $24,020
New Mexico $23,910
Alabama $23,580
Montana $22,290
Nebraska $21,770
Puerto Rico $18,780

How do sewer salaries compare to similar careers?

Sewers earn 9% less than similar careers in New Mexico. On average, they make less than construction workers but more than florists.

Career Median Salary
Construction worker salary $29K
Jeweler salary $27K
Gem worker salary $27K
Metal worker salary $26K
Professional painter salary $24K
Sewer salary $24K
Sewing machine operator salary $23K
Florist salary $21K

Source: CareerExplorer (Aggregated)