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Plumbing schools by state

Choose a state to see its plumbing colleges, trade schools, apprenticeships and union training centers, with typical plumber pay for that state.

StateProgramsMedian plumber pay
Alabama6$58,670 a year
Alaska8$93,920 a year
Arizona10$62,070 a year
Arkansas15$48,660 a year
California43$72,830 a year
Colorado7$63,240 a year
Connecticut6$77,280 a year
Delaware3$64,720 a year
Florida39$52,910 a year
Georgia10$57,200 a year
Idaho12$52,380 a year
Illinois18$99,950 a year
Indiana25$76,320 a year
Iowa8$63,890 a year
Kansas9$65,220 a year
Kentucky13$64,160 a year
Louisiana5$63,680 a year
Maine8$64,000 a year
Maryland4$65,400 a year
Massachusetts7$93,880 a year
Michigan17$80,190 a year
Minnesota12$94,410 a year
Mississippi3$55,480 a year
Missouri10$66,790 a year
Montana7$79,960 a year
Nebraska6$60,970 a year
Nevada6$61,610 a year
New Hampshire2$66,810 a year
New Jersey11$78,240 a year
New Mexico6$61,440 a year
New York17$77,490 a year
North Carolina18$57,080 a year
North Dakota2$63,560 a year
Ohio25$63,330 a year
Oklahoma8$57,970 a year
Oregon9$97,050 a year
Pennsylvania23$68,080 a year
Puerto Rico3$31,620 a year
Rhode Island3$76,470 a year
South Carolina4$53,940 a year
South Dakota4$51,620 a year
Tennessee15$58,600 a year
Texas55$59,840 a year
U.S. Virgin Islands1$49,630 a year
Utah18$61,900 a year
Virginia18$60,470 a year
Washington9$81,030 a year
West Virginia6$56,980 a year
Wisconsin21$81,210 a year
Wyoming2$62,410 a year

Median pay is for plumbers, pipefitters and steamfitters. See plumber pay by state for the full range.