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How does Dallas electrician pay compare to the rest of Texas?

Dallas runs close to the state. The BLS median for DFW is slightly above the Texas median of $58,570, and on Buildforce jobs across Texas markets journeymen earned a median of $40 an hour compared with $37 in Dallas.

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How much should I pay a journeyman electrician in Dallas?

Median pay on Buildforce electrician jobs in Dallas is $37 an hour for journeymen, with most offers between $35 and $40. That's about $77,000 a year at 40 hours a week.

How much do apprentice electricians make in Dallas?

On Buildforce jobs in Dallas, entry-level apprentices earn a median of $23 an hour, mid-level apprentices $28, and high-level apprentices $29.

What is the average electrician salary in Dallas?

BLS 2025 wage data puts the Dallas-Fort Worth-Arlington median at $59,010 a year, or $28.37 an hour. That figure blends apprentices and journeymen, and the top 10% of electricians earn $81,660 or more.

How does Dallas electrician pay compare to the rest of Texas?

Dallas runs close to the state. The BLS median for DFW is slightly above the Texas median of $58,570, and on Buildforce jobs across Texas markets journeymen earned a median of $40 an hour compared with $37 in Dallas.

Why is journeyman pay higher than the BLS median?

BLS reports one occupation for all electricians, so its median includes apprentices still logging hours. Licensed journeymen earn more, which puts their pay closer to the BLS 90th percentile of $39.26 an hour in DFW.

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What to Pay Electricians in Dallas, Texas: 2026 Pay Guide by Level