verified BLS-Verified Source: U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) May 2025 release

Electrician Salary in Florida

Median Annual in Florida
$57,250/yr
Median Hourly Wage
$27.52/hr
▼ 9% below U.S. median

Salary Distribution in Florida

groups Employed in FL
49,700
public U.S. Median
$63,190
savings Real pay (cost-adjusted)
$55,360 #51 of 51

Electrician pay in Florida, explained

Electricians in Florida earn a median of $57,250 per year ($27.52 per hour), which is 9% below the national median of $63,190. Entry-level workers earn around $38,190, while the most experienced electricians reach about $77,180. Pay varies by employer, setting, and metro area within Florida.

Is $57,250 good pay in Florida?

Adjusted for Florida's cost of living (which runs 103% of the U.S. average), that $57,250 is worth about $55,360 in national buying power — ranking Florida #51 for real pay (vs #48 on the sticker number).

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Electrician pay by experience in Florida

Entry level (10th pct)
$38,190
$18.36/hr
Median
Mid-career (50th pct)
$57,250
$27.52/hr
Experienced (90th pct)
$77,180
$37.11/hr

Electrician pay in neighboring states

StateMedian / yrReal payvs FL
Florida (here) $57,250 $55,360
Georgia $58,320 $60,565 −$1,070
Alabama $55,690 $62,698 +$1,560

Electrician in Florida: FAQ

How much do electricians make in Florida?

Electricians in Florida earn a median of $57,250 per year ($27.52 per hour), compared with $63,190 nationally.

Does Florida pay electricians well?

At $57,250, Florida pays 9% below the national median for electricians. An estimated 49,700 work in the state.

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