Restoration Estimator Salary by StateClosest available BLS figures: cost estimators

BLS OEWS May 2025 · Closest available occupation: SOC 13-1051 Cost Estimators

Closest available: median, all cost estimators
$78,740
$37.86 an hour
Restoration Estimator wage alone (BLS)
Not published

Closest available: BLS has no restoration estimator occupation.

This is cost estimators in every industry (13-1051), most of them in construction and manufacturing, not insurance repair estimating.

The figure shown is the median for all cost estimators (SOC 13-1051): $78,740 a year ($37.86 an hour) in May 2025.

It is a labelled benchmark, not restoration estimator pay.

Annual figures are BLS hourly wages × 2,080 hours. OEWS covers wage-and-salary workers only, so it leaves out owners, the self-employed (including 1099 subcontractors), overtime pay and most bonuses.

What the BLS figure covers

Median, all cost estimators
$78,740
Jobs in the occupation
224,220
BLS series for this title
None

These are BLS figures for every worker in SOC 13-1051 Cost Estimators, the closest available occupation, shown only as a benchmark.

BLS publishes no separate series or percentiles for restoration estimators, so this page does not show a percentile table for the role.

Pay for Cost Estimators by State

Highest median, cost estimators: Massachusetts
$100,840
Lowest median: Arkansas
$61,470
Published (50 states + DC)
51 of 51

Median annual wage for SOC 13-1051 Cost Estimators in each state, BLS OEWS May 2025, alphabetical. "vs. U.S." compares the state median with the national median of $78,740; it is not adjusted for living costs.

BLS has no state series for restoration estimators; these are the figures for all cost estimators, the closest available occupation, so only the median and job count are shown.

BLS figures for all cost estimators (SOC 13-1051), not a restoration estimator series.
StateMedianHourlyJobsvs. U.S.
Alabama$74,990$36.053,000−5%
Alaska$97,020$46.65220+23%
Arizona$77,010$37.025,760−2%
Arkansas$61,470$29.551,400−22%
California$85,460$41.0926,020+9%
Colorado$86,940$41.806,100+10%
Connecticut$81,030$38.962,350+3%
Delaware$79,290$38.12730+1%
District of Columbia$82,730$39.77270+5%
Florida$74,990$36.0513,720−5%
Georgia$76,800$36.926,010−2%
Hawaii$80,360$38.631,040+2%
Idaho$79,700$38.321,600+1%
Illinois$82,750$39.785,990+5%
Indiana$73,430$35.304,810−7%
Iowa$76,040$36.561,870−3%
Kansas$76,250$36.662,250−3%
Kentucky$74,880$36.001,960−5%
Louisiana$77,030$37.032,680−2%
Maine$74,080$35.61760−6%
Maryland$81,190$39.034,580+3%
Massachusetts$100,840$48.484,520+28%
Michigan$77,990$37.506,960−1%
Minnesota$80,810$38.854,310+3%
Mississippi$71,230$34.241,280−10%
Missouri$76,020$36.556,580−3%
Montana$77,320$37.171,230−2%
Nebraska$73,100$35.141,330−7%
Nevada$82,200$39.522,240+4%
New Hampshire$79,560$38.25980+1%
New Jersey$80,570$38.745,240+2%
New Mexico$67,590$32.50900−14%
New York$80,430$38.6711,980+2%
North Carolina$74,730$35.938,030−5%
North Dakota$73,280$35.23730−7%
Ohio$77,730$37.378,100−1%
Oklahoma$67,800$32.591,860−14%
Oregon$80,460$38.682,940+2%
Pennsylvania$78,480$37.739,420−0%
Rhode Island$81,990$39.42590+4%
South Carolina$70,260$33.782,880−11%
South Dakota$74,950$36.041,030−5%
Tennessee$75,650$36.374,340−4%
Texas$76,980$37.0120,760−2%
Utah$79,610$38.272,800+1%
Vermont$81,390$39.13320+3%
Virginia$80,530$38.725,840+2%
Washington$86,070$41.387,470+9%
West Virginia$77,480$37.25830−2%
Wisconsin$76,270$36.675,150−3%
Wyoming$90,790$43.65440+15%

Pay by employer industry

National median for all cost estimators (SOC 13-1051) by the industry of the employer, BLS OEWS May 2025 industry estimates.

BLS publishes no industry split for restoration estimators alone; these rows are for the whole occupation, the closest available.

BLS figures for all cost estimators (SOC 13-1051), not a restoration estimator series.
Employer industryMedianHourlyJobs
All industries (the national figure above)$78,740$37.86224,220
Construction$82,730$39.77122,940
Specialty Trade Contractors$80,330$38.6275,560

Selected industries only; the first row covers every industry.