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Electrician Salary in Texas

See the latest Electrician salary data for Texas from the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, including median and mean pay, wage percentiles, employment, U.S. comparison, and local-area estimates.

Data: May 2025Last checked: Aug 28, 2026Official BLS source
Median annual wage
$58,570
Mean annual wage
$59,280
Median hourly wage
$28.16
Employment
76,770
State vs. U.S.

Texas Salary Compared With the U.S.

The median annual wage for Electricians in Texas is 7.3% lower than the national median in the same OEWS release.

Texas median$58,570
U.S. median$63,190

This comparison describes the reported wage difference. It does not by itself establish why the difference exists.

Wage distribution

Electricians Salary Range in Texas

Percentiles show positions in the reported wage distribution. They are not direct measures of years of experience.

10th$37,920
25th$46,670
Median$58,570
75th$71,130
90th$80,300
Visual comparison

Wage Distribution at a Glance

This chart uses the same BLS annual wage percentiles shown above. Longer bars represent higher annual wage estimates.

Local comparison

Highest-Paying Areas for Electricians in Texas

These are the highest median annual wages among the 20 matching metropolitan or nonmetropolitan areas available to this page from the same BLS release.

AreaMedian annualMean annualEmployment
Border Region of Texas nonmetropolitan area$63,730$68,380250
Beaumont-Port Arthur, TX$61,380$64,5202,000
Austin-Round Rock-San Marcos, TX$60,390$60,8507,340
Northwestern Region of Texas nonmetropolitan area$60,280$61,7101,520
Midland, TX$59,530$60,660980
Corpus Christi, TX$59,410$57,2101,080
Houston-Pasadena-The Woodlands, TX$59,180$61,47019,730
Dallas-Fort Worth-Arlington, TX$59,010$59,96020,930
Texarkana, TX-AR$58,140$56,300390
Sherman-Denison, TX$58,080$56,980270
Coastal Plains Region of Texas nonmetropolitan area$57,500$60,5701,120
Odessa, TX$57,110$58,0601,030
San Antonio-New Braunfels, TX$57,010$57,0306,660
Amarillo, TX$54,360$58,010750
North Region of Texas nonmetropolitan area$54,190$56,9401,280
Victoria, TX$52,010$55,460140
Eastern Region of Texas nonmetropolitan area$50,640$55,850490
Tyler, TX$50,260$54,380370
Killeen-Temple, TX$49,660$54,080550
Waco, TX$48,880$55,210650
#1

Border Region of Texas nonmetropolitan area

Median annual$63,730
Mean annual$68,380
Employment250
#2

Beaumont-Port Arthur, TX

Median annual$61,380
Mean annual$64,520
Employment2,000
#3

Austin-Round Rock-San Marcos, TX

Median annual$60,390
Mean annual$60,850
Employment7,340
#4

Northwestern Region of Texas nonmetropolitan area

Median annual$60,280
Mean annual$61,710
Employment1,520
#5

Midland, TX

Median annual$59,530
Mean annual$60,660
Employment980
#6

Corpus Christi, TX

Median annual$59,410
Mean annual$57,210
Employment1,080
#7

Houston-Pasadena-The Woodlands, TX

Median annual$59,180
Mean annual$61,470
Employment19,730
#8

Dallas-Fort Worth-Arlington, TX

Median annual$59,010
Mean annual$59,960
Employment20,930
#9

Texarkana, TX-AR

Median annual$58,140
Mean annual$56,300
Employment390
#10

Sherman-Denison, TX

Median annual$58,080
Mean annual$56,980
Employment270
#11

Coastal Plains Region of Texas nonmetropolitan area

Median annual$57,500
Mean annual$60,570
Employment1,120
#12

Odessa, TX

Median annual$57,110
Mean annual$58,060
Employment1,030
#13

San Antonio-New Braunfels, TX

Median annual$57,010
Mean annual$57,030
Employment6,660
#14

Amarillo, TX

Median annual$54,360
Mean annual$58,010
Employment750
#15

North Region of Texas nonmetropolitan area

Median annual$54,190
Mean annual$56,940
Employment1,280
#16

Victoria, TX

Median annual$52,010
Mean annual$55,460
Employment140
#17

Eastern Region of Texas nonmetropolitan area

Median annual$50,640
Mean annual$55,850
Employment490
#18

Tyler, TX

Median annual$50,260
Mean annual$54,380
Employment370
#19

Killeen-Temple, TX

Median annual$49,660
Mean annual$54,080
Employment550
#20

Waco, TX

Median annual$48,880
Mean annual$55,210
Employment650

Area estimates can include metropolitan and nonmetropolitan areas. Cross-state metropolitan areas may span more than one state.

How Much Do Electricians Make in Texas?

According to the OEWS figures used on this page, the median annual wage for Electricians in Texas is $58,570, while the mean annual wage is $59,280. The employment estimate is 76,770. These measures describe the occupation in the BLS dataset and should not be read as a guaranteed salary for an individual worker.

How Texas Compares With the U.S.

The national median in the same release is $63,190. That puts the Texas median about 7.3% below the U.S. median. This is a direct comparison of reported wage estimates; the data alone do not establish the reasons for the difference.

How to Read the Wage Percentiles

The annual wage distribution runs from $37,920 at the 10th percentile to $80,300 at the 90th percentile. Percentiles describe positions in the wage distribution. They should not automatically be treated as experience levels, so the 10th percentile is not necessarily an entry-level salary.

How to Use This Data

Use the state median, national comparison, wage percentiles, and local-area estimates together when researching pay. Actual compensation can vary by employer, schedule, specialty, experience, and other factors not directly measured on this page. The calculator provides a simple gross-pay conversion and is an estimate rather than a prediction of take-home pay.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is the median salary for Electrician in Texas?

The median annual wage in the May 2025 OEWS data shown on this page is $58,570.

What is the median hourly wage?

The median hourly wage shown for Electricians in Texas is $28.16.

Is the 10th percentile an entry-level salary?

No. The 10th percentile describes a point in the wage distribution; OEWS does not make it a direct measure of experience level.

How often is this page checked?

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Methodology & Sources

Primary source: U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, Occupational Employment and Wage Statistics (OEWS).

Data period: May 2025

Last successful update: Aug 28, 2026

How it is produced: Curiworld Data retrieves official BLS datasets, validates required fields and unexpected changes, calculates comparisons, and presents the results in a readable format. Automated refreshes do not overwrite human-edited explanatory text.

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