Electricians pay in Georgia
Half of Electricians in Georgia earned more than $58,320 a year and half earned less, according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics (May 2025). Use the calculator to see where any salary or hourly wage ranks in plain Top % language.
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Pay distribution: Electricians in Georgia (May 2025)
Annual wages, before tax. Figures are for Electricians employed in Georgia.
| Measure | Annual pay |
|---|---|
| 10th percentile — about 1 in 10 earned less | $37,180 |
| 25th percentile — about 1 in 4 earned less | $46,640 |
| Median (50th percentile) — half earned more, half less | $58,320 |
| 75th percentile — about 3 in 4 earned less | $76,490 |
| 90th percentile — about 9 in 10 earned less | $84,000 |
| Mean (average) | $61,090 |
| Estimated employment in Georgia | 21,650 |
What does Top % mean here?
Earning the median ($58,320) means earning more than about half of Electricians in Georgia — the Top 50%. Earning more than the 75th percentile ($76,490) means the Top 25%. Earning more than the 90th percentile ($84,000) means the Top 10%.
How the figures are read: the 10th percentile is the pay below which about 1 in 10 workers in this occupation and state fell; the 25th is about 1 in 4; the median (50th) splits workers in half; the 75th is about 3 in 4; the 90th is about 9 in 10. BLS does not publish a 95th or 99th percentile in this table, so any “Top 5%” or “Top 1%” figure is a modeled estimate, not a published BLS figure — the calculator labels modeled ranks as estimates.
State-level only. This page shows state-level pay only. On the calculator, metro dots show the state-level rank for a wage — not a metro-specific Electricians rank — and county lists show typical earnings for all jobs, not Electricians pay by county. No metro- or county-level Electricians percentiles are shown here, because the BLS OEWS state tables used for this site do not break this occupation down to metro or county level.
Frequently asked questions
What is the median pay for Electricians in Georgia?
The median annual pay for Electricians in Georgia was $58,320 in May 2025. Half of workers in this occupation in Georgia earned more than that, and half earned less.
What pay is in the top 25% or top 10% for Electricians in Georgia?
A pay above $76,490 was in the top 25% for Electricians in Georgia, and a pay above $84,000 was in the top 10%. Those are the published 75th- and 90th-percentile wages; BLS does not publish higher percentiles in this table, so finer top-end ranks are modeled estimates.
How many Electricians work in Georgia?
BLS estimated 21,650 people employed as Electricians in Georgia in May 2025. That is a state total; this page does not break employment down by city or county.
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Source: U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, Occupational Employment and Wage Statistics (OEWS), May 2025 release, via WageDex state-level wage tables (36,168 occupation–state rows). BLS figures are public domain; the WageDex compilation is CC BY 4.0, attributed to WageDex and BLS. See BLS OEWS and WageDex data.