Electrician salary in Puerto Rico

Electricians in Puerto Rico earn a median $37,440 a year. That's 41% below the national median.

Median pay
$37,440
Median hourly
$18.00
Typical range
$27,840–$58,870
Jobs
1,740

Pay range

Annual pay percentiles for electricians in Puerto Rico
PercentileAnnual payU.S.
10th (entry level)$27,840$42,640
25th$29,190$49,430
Median$37,440$63,190
75th$46,670$83,940
90th (top earners)$58,870$108,510

Compare other states

  1. 1Oregon$101,310
  2. 2Illinois$99,560
  3. 3Hawaii$96,460
  4. 4Washington$95,220
  5. 5Alaska$89,440
  6. 6Massachusetts$79,420
  7. –District of Columbia$78,970
  8. 7New York$78,750
  9. 8Minnesota$78,160
  10. 9Connecticut$77,540
  11. 10New Jersey$77,250
  12. 11Montana$76,760
  13. 12Wisconsin$76,540
  14. 13Michigan$76,270
  15. 14California$76,160
  16. 15Wyoming$76,120
  17. 16Maine$75,380
  18. 17Rhode Island$74,090
  19. 18Nevada$73,570
  20. 19Maryland$73,490
  21. 20Indiana$68,490
  22. 21Pennsylvania$67,600
  23. 22Kansas$65,860
  24. 23North Dakota$65,710
  25. 24Missouri$65,410
  26. 25West Virginia$64,810
  27. 26Ohio$64,700
  28. 27Delaware$63,700
  29. 28Vermont$63,430
  30. 29Idaho$63,000
  31. 30Virginia$62,900
  32. 31New Hampshire$62,840
  33. 32Colorado$62,230
  34. 33Utah$62,000
  35. 34Louisiana$61,540
  36. 35South Dakota$61,390
  37. 36Tennessee$61,090
  38. 37Arizona$61,060
  39. 38Oklahoma$61,010
  40. 39Iowa$60,860
  41. 40Mississippi$60,860
  42. 41Nebraska$60,820
  43. 42Kentucky$59,720
  44. 43South Carolina$58,740
  45. 44Texas$58,570
  46. 45New Mexico$58,390
  47. 46Georgia$58,320
  48. 47Florida$57,250
  49. 48North Carolina$56,800
  50. 49Alabama$55,690
  51. 50Arkansas$49,070
  52. –Puerto Rico$37,440

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Frequently asked questions

How much do electricians make in Puerto Rico?

The median pay for electricians in Puerto Rico is $37,440 a year ($18.00 an hour), according to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics (May 2025). The lowest-paid 10% earn under $27,840, and the top 10% earn over $58,870.

Which states pay electricians the most?

The top-paying states are Oregon ($101,310), Illinois ($99,560), Hawaii ($96,460), Washington ($95,220), Alaska ($89,440).

How can an electrician earn more?

Pay rises with experience, certifications, specialized skills, overtime and willingness to travel. Union jobs and employers in high-cost metro areas often pay more. Our guide on how to become an electrician covers the certifications that matter most.

Source: U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, Occupational Employment and Wage Statistics, May 2025 (Electricians, SOC 47-2111). Figures exclude self-employed workers.