SOC 47-2061 · California

Construction Laborers Salary in California

Construction laborers in California earn the most in San Francisco (average $73,640 a year) and the least in Visalia ($54,640), across the 25 California metro areas we cover. Statewide, BLS puts the construction laborers average at $64,870 and the median at $60,270 for 88,240 workers. The U.S. average for this job is $52,030.

$74Khighest: San Francisco
$55Klowest: Visalia
84,180jobs in these metros
25metro areas
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Construction Laborers average salary by city in California

Pay, take-home pay and cost of living

CityAverageMedian25th pct.Take-home*Cost of living
San Francisco$73,640$72,610$58,310$57,817116
San Jose$69,780$68,470$56,850$55,410110
Salinas$66,620$61,680$50,560$53,440109
Vallejo$66,400$62,500$50,040$53,293108
Santa Rosa$65,600$60,270$49,230$52,714108
Riverside$65,580$59,500$46,940$52,700106
Hanford$64,650$59,870$48,320$52,027102
San Luis Obispo$64,150$60,140$48,490$51,665109
Sacramento$64,070$60,560$48,140$51,607107
Oxnard$63,920$58,950$48,300$51,499111
Los Angeles$63,220$58,810$47,310$50,992114
Napa$63,010$59,800$49,500$50,835113
Modesto$62,660$60,630$47,620$50,575104
Santa Cruz$61,940$58,500$47,470$50,040110
Stockton$61,870$57,450$47,120$49,988105
Redding$60,990$55,790$45,880$49,334101
Bakersfield$60,910$55,800$46,270$49,274101
San Diego$60,490$57,180$48,480$48,962112
Merced$60,320$54,440$45,190$48,83598
Fresno$60,040$55,120$46,090$48,627102
Chico$59,560$54,720$46,060$48,270101
Santa Maria$59,480$56,140$47,420$48,211109
El Centro$56,440$53,560$44,110$45,95195
Yuba City$54,830$48,210$40,320$44,754104
Visalia$54,640$47,700$45,190$44,612100

*Average salary after federal and state taxes for a single filer; California State Disability Insurance (1.3% of wages, paid by employees) is not included. Cost of living: BEA price parity, U.S. = 100.

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Construction Laborers salary by city and state

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