Labor Market Data For You.

You can’t make the best decisions without the best information. That’s why we’re proud to provide construction industry labor market information for contractors and job seekers. The construction industry offers steady job growth, competitive wages, and diverse career paths for both new and experienced workers. As infrastructure and commercial projects expand, demand remains strong for skilled professionals in various trades.

For employers, understanding labor market trends helps with workforce planning, recruitment, and retention. Investing in training and career development ensures a strong, capable workforce for the future.

For job seekers, construction provides a path to high-paying, hands-on careers with opportunities for advancement. Whether starting fresh or upskilling, there’s a place for you in this dynamic industry.

Median Wage Ranges Spokane County, WA

Brickmasons

$27.88-$44.23/hr • $58K-$92K/year

Carpenters

$22.59-36.53/hr • $47K-$76K/year

Cement Masons

$23.55-37.01/hr • $49K-$77K/year

Laborers

$18.26-$28.84/hr • $38K-$60K/year

Operators

$28.36-$42.78/hr • $59K-$89K/year

Electricians

$27.40-$46.63/hr • $57K-$97K/year

Glazier

$23.55-$45.67/hr • $57K-$97K/year

Plumbers & Pipefitters

$22.11-$41.82/hr • $46K-$87K/year

Roofers

$22.59-$31.25/hr • $47K-$65K/year

Painters

$19.71-$28.84/hr • $41K-$60K/year

Sheet Metal Workers

$24.03-$41.19/hr • $50K-$94K/year

Iron & Steel Workers

$27.88-$37.50/hr • $58K-$78K/year