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Carpenter Salary in Oklahoma

Constructs, erects, installs, and repairs structures and fixtures of wood, plywood, and wallboard.

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How Carpenter Pay in Oklahoma Compares

Carpenters in Oklahoma earn a median $49,340 a year, 12% below the national metro median of $56,226. That ranks Oklahoma #48 of 57 states and territories with BLS metro data. Pay runs from $36,958 at entry level to $69,445 for the top 10%, a 1.9x gap. Across 4 metro areas, Boise City pays the most ($50,850) and Tulsa the least ($46,810).

Annual Salary

Entry Level (10th)

$36,958

Bottom 25%

$44,438

Median Average

$49,340

Mean (Average)

$52,853

Top 25%

$58,303

Top Earners (90th)

$69,445

Hourly Rates

Entry Level (10th)

$17.77/hr

Bottom 25%

$21.36/hr

Median Hourly

$23.73/hr

Mean (Average)

$25.41/hr

Top 25%

$28.03/hr

Top Earners (90th)

$33.39/hr
Annual salary distribution

Top Paying Cities in Oklahoma

Based on local market data for Carpenters.

$50,850
Median Annual
$50,760
Median Annual
$48,940
Median Annual
$46,810
Median Annual

Top 5 Highest Paying Trades in Oklahoma

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$56,741
Median Annual
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$53,287
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$51,807
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$49,340
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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) about Carpenters in Oklahoma