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Plumber Salary in Washington (2026)

The average Plumber in Washington earns around $80,000/year. After taxes, your estimated take-home is $65,110/year ($5,426/month).✓ No state income tax

Take-Home Pay Breakdown

CategoryAmount
Annual Take-Home Pay
$65,110
Monthly Take-Home Pay
$5,426
Biweekly Take-Home Pay
$2,504
Hourly Take-Home Pay

based on 2,080 hrs/year

$31/hr
Federal Tax
$8,770
State Tax
$0
FICA Taxes
$6,120
Effective Tax Rate

total taxes ÷ gross salary

18.61%
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Plumber Salary Ranges in Washington

Entry Level (0–3 yrs)

$52,000

/year

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Mid Level (3–7 yrs)

$72,000

/year

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Senior Level (7+ yrs)

$115,000

/year

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Job Market in Washington

Amazon, Microsoft, and Boeing headquarters drive high tech and aerospace demand.

Growth outlook: 2% growth through 2032 (slower than average)

Related job titles:

Master PlumberJourneyman PlumberPipefitterPlumbing ContractorApprentice Plumber

Cost of Living in Washington

Seattle area is expensive; eastern WA is affordable. Median 1BR rent: $1,800–$2,800 in Seattle.

💰 Monthly take-home: $5,426

🏠 Typical rent: $2,300/mo

📊 After rent: $3,126/mo

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