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Locksmiths and Safe Repairers Salary by State (2024)

Compare Locksmiths and Safe Repairers salaries across 46 states

$50,733
National Average (Median)
$73,120
Highest: Rhode Island
$36,930
Lowest: Arkansas

Top 5 Highest-Paying States

#1
Rhode Island
$73,120
#2
Connecticut
$64,470
#3
Massachusetts
$62,670
#4
Georgia
$61,610
#5
California
$61,500

Locksmiths and Safe Repairers Salary in All 46 States

# State Median Salary Mean Salary Employment
1 Rhode Island $73,120 $66,090 70
2 Connecticut $64,470 $66,530 130
3 Massachusetts $62,670 $66,970 440
4 Georgia $61,610 $55,950 360
5 California $61,500 $65,800 2,130
6 Minnesota $61,420 $56,390 140
7 New York $59,560 $60,040 1,240
8 Maryland $59,310 $59,840 330
9 Alaska $59,300 $66,880 50
10 New Jersey $59,300 $59,040 570
11 Michigan $58,570 $54,520 240
12 Virginia $57,990 $58,090 440
13 New Hampshire $55,070 $54,100 40
14 Nevada $54,330 $55,430 150
15 Pennsylvania $53,750 $56,550 430
16 Delaware $50,520 $58,300 110
17 Washington $50,520 $55,890 370
18 Kansas $49,920 $47,950 140
19 Oregon $49,780 $59,550 230
20 Indiana $49,320 $50,040 240
21 Maine $48,670 $54,580 30
22 North Dakota $48,150 $51,530 50
23 Montana $47,760 $48,890 90
24 Wisconsin $47,720 $54,450 150
25 Utah $47,690 $44,790 150
26 Florida $47,610 $53,900 1,480
27 Missouri $47,490 $51,080 160
28 Nebraska $47,470 $46,800 90
29 Illinois $47,360 $53,860 560
30 Colorado $46,990 $50,330 310
31 West Virginia $46,630 $53,680 50
32 Idaho $46,290 $50,640 80
33 South Carolina $45,950 $48,760 140
34 New Mexico $45,190 $44,810 110
35 Oklahoma $45,170 $45,460 170
36 Tennessee $45,110 $54,560 360
37 Iowa $45,000 $48,720 130
38 Mississippi $45,000 $46,240 90
39 Kentucky $44,850 $45,430 130
40 Texas $44,700 $45,720 1,260
41 Alabama $44,140 $41,490 190
42 Ohio $43,960 $47,780 420
43 Arizona $43,320 $49,860 360
44 North Carolina $42,190 $43,710 520
45 Louisiana $40,390 $46,440 230
46 Arkansas $36,930 $40,580 90

Data Source & Methodology

Salary data is sourced from the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) Occupational Employment and Wage Statistics (OEWS) survey, 2024 estimates.

Our Methodology · Data Sources · Source: BLS OEWS

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