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What automotive glass installers and repairers are paid

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What automotive glass installers and repairers are paid nationally 10th percentile $35,390, 25th percentile $40,110, median $47,630, 75th percentile $59,550, 90th percentile $70,650 $35,390 $70,650 $40,110 $59,550 Median $47,630
The ten states with the most automotive glass installers and repairers employment, by median pay and the middle-half range.
StateEmploymentTypical pay (BLS)
Texas2,220$37,520 to $50,390 (middle half), median $46,550
California2,200$41,470 to $58,650 (middle half), median $47,710
Florida2,030$43,180 to $61,490 (middle half), median $48,800
Colorado890$45,050 to $57,730 (middle half), median $48,610
Ohio860$46,980 to $61,900 (middle half), median $50,090
North Carolina790$47,390 to $69,610 (middle half), median $60,710
Washington770$46,460 to $73,550 (middle half), median $60,630
Arizona730$41,050 to $62,050 (middle half), median $45,670
New York660$45,790 to $59,320 (middle half), median $50,240
Virginia650$35,450 to $56,790 (middle half), median $47,730

Pay figures are Bureau of Labor Statistics estimates for the occupation, May 2025. They describe the job nationally, not what any one school's graduates earn.