How much do plumbers make in Wyoming?

Plumbers in Wyoming earn close to the national rate. The median was $30.01 an hour ($62,410 a year) in May 2025, against $30.67 nationally.

$30.01Median hourly wage
$62,410Median yearly wage
31st of 51State rank for median pay
1,140Plumbers on payrolls
The short version for Wyoming
  • The middle half earn between $23.25 and $35.00 an hour.
  • Wyoming ranks 31st of the 50 states and DC for median pay in this trade.
  • Wyoming pays more than 4 of its 6 neighboring states.
  • BLS counts about 1,140 plumbers on payrolls in Wyoming.
  • At the state median wage, a plumbing business needs to bill about $123.29 an hour on the labor rate calculator's starting numbers.

Plumber pay in Wyoming, bottom to top

BLS counts plumbers, pipefitters and steamfitters as one group, so the figures include industrial pipe work as well as service and new construction plumbing.

Pay levelHourlyYearlyNational hourly
10th percentile$21.04$43,770$21.22
25th percentile$23.25$48,370$24.13
Median$30.01$62,410$30.67
75th percentile$35.00$72,800$40.92
90th percentile$38.48$80,030$52.13
Average (mean)$29.76$61,890$34.70

Pay is bunched up in Wyoming. The top tenth earn $38.48 an hour or more, about 1.8 times the $21.04 at the bottom tenth. Nationally that gap is 2.5 times, so the step from the bottom of the scale to the top is shorter here than in most places.

Both ends trail the national figures. The bottom tenth earn $0.18 an hour less than the bottom tenth nationally, and the top tenth $13.65 less than the national top tenth.

The average, $29.76, is close to the median, so pay sits fairly evenly around the middle.

How Wyoming compares with other states

Over a full year the gap to the national median is small: $62,410 in Wyoming against $63,800 nationally, $1,390 less.

In the state ranking, Wyoming sits 31st, between Colorado ($30.40) and Vermont ($29.89). The range runs from $23.39 in Arkansas to $48.57 in the District of Columbia.

Against its neighboring states, Wyoming is in the middle: Colorado and Montana pay more, and Idaho, Nebraska, South Dakota and Utah pay less.

Neighboring stateMedian hourlyMedian yearlyAgainst Wyoming
Wyoming$30.01$62,410
Colorado$30.40$63,240+$0.39 an hour
Idaho$25.18$52,380−$4.83 an hour
Montana$38.44$79,960+$8.43 an hour
Nebraska$29.31$60,970−$0.70 an hour
South Dakota$24.82$51,620−$5.19 an hour
Utah$29.76$61,900−$0.25 an hour

How many plumbers work in Wyoming

Wyoming has one of the smaller workforces in the trade: 1,140 plumbers on payrolls, 0.2% of the 465,840 nationwide.

The trade is a bigger part of the local job market than it is nationally: 4.0 of every 1,000 jobs in Wyoming, 1.4 times the national share.

What a plumbing business in Wyoming should charge

Say you run a plumbing business in Wyoming and pay the state median of $30.01 an hour. Here is the labor rate calculator's math on its starting numbers: 40-hour weeks, 10 paid days off, 2 unbilled hours a day, 7.65% payroll taxes, $90,000 a year of overhead and 15% profit.

StepMathResult
Paid hours40 × 522,080
Hours at work2,080 − 10 days × 82,000
Billable hours2,000 × 6 ÷ 81,500
Labor cost$30.01 × 2,080 × 1.0765$67,196
Break-even rate($67,196 + $90,000) ÷ 1,500$104.80
Rate with 15% profit$104.80 ÷ 0.85$123.29

That is $123.29 per billable hour, 4.1 times the wage, and $1.16 less than the $124.45 the same math gives at the national median wage.

Paying the 75th percentile instead, $35.00 in Wyoming, to hire and keep experienced people raises the rate to $132.05.

A cheaper crew saves less than it seems: at the 25th percentile wage of $23.25, the rate only drops to $111.42.

Overhead, at $60 of every billed hour, and the unbilled hours move this rate more than a raise does. A dollar more in wages adds about $1.76 to the rate.

Run it with your own numbers in the plumbing labor rate calculator. It is free and shows every step.

Working as a plumber in Wyoming

Where these numbers come from

Source: U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, Occupational Employment and Wage Statistics, May 2025.

The figures are the BLS state estimates for SOC 47-2152, plumbers, pipefitters, and steamfitters, across all industries, read straight from the May 2025 state data file. They cover wage and salary workers, not the self-employed. Where BLS did not publish a figure, this page leaves it out.

All states in one table: plumber salary by state.

FAQ

How much does a plumber make an hour in Wyoming?

The median hourly wage for plumbers in Wyoming was $30.01 in May 2025. The middle half earned between $23.25 and $35.00.

How much does a plumber make a year in Wyoming?

$62,410 at the median, from BLS May 2025 data. The bottom tenth earned $43,770 or less and the top tenth $80,030 or more.

Do plumbers in Wyoming make more than the national median?

About the same. The Wyoming median is $30.01 an hour and the national median is $30.67, a difference of 2%.

Where does Wyoming rank for plumber pay?

Wyoming is 31st of the 50 states and DC by median hourly wage. The highest is the District of Columbia at $48.57.

How many plumbers work in Wyoming?

BLS estimates 1,140 on payrolls in May 2025. Self-employed plumbers are not counted, so the real number is higher.

What should a plumbing business in Wyoming charge per hour?

With the state median wage of $30.01 and the labor rate calculator's starting numbers, about $123.29 per billable hour. Your overhead and billable hours will change that, so run your own numbers.

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