Skilled Wages

Roofer salary in Arizona

Median $22.76 an hour for 3,420 roofers, May 2025, with the union scale by county and the trend since 1999.

$22.76/hrMedian hourly wageArizona, May data
$47,340/yrMedian annual payfull-time equivalent
$17.27 – $30.1010th to 90th percentilehourly range
3,420Jobs countedemployer survey

Roofer pay in Arizona: the full range

Wage percentiles, ArizonaMarket wage, 10th-90th pctU.S. reference$10$20$30$40$50/hrArizona: 10th $17.27 · 25th $19.16 · median $22.76 · 75th $28.43 · 90th $30.10Arizona$22.76$17.27$30.10United States: 10th $18.01 · 25th $22.24 · median $26.65 · 75th $31.44 · 90th $39.29United States$26.65
Hourly wage percentiles for roofers: Arizona vs United States, May 2025.

Arizona ranks 39th of 51 states for median roofer pay, and 50th once adjusted for cost of living (the cost-of-living-adjusted median is $22.60). 3,420 roofers work in the state.

Career stage (approximate)HourlyAnnualWhere it sits in the distribution
Apprentice / entry$17.27 – $19.16$35,910 – $39,860roughly the 10th–25th percentile
Journeyman$19.16 – $28.43$39,860 – $59,130the middle half, around the median
Master / foreman / specialist$28.43 – $30.10$59,130 – $62,620the 75th–90th percentile and above

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Roofer pay by metro in Arizona

Ranked median wages$0$10$20$30/hrPhoenix: $22.96Phoenix$22.96Prescott Valley: $22.13Prescott Valley$22.13Tucson: $21.17Tucson$21.17
Median hourly wage for roofers by metro area in Arizona, May 2025.
Metro10thMedian $/hr90thJobsvs state
Phoenix$16.13$22.96$30.102,7001% above
Prescott Valley$18.08$22.13$29.831403% below
Tucson$17.98$21.17$27.593407% below

Roofer wages in Arizona over time

Arizona, 1999-2025ArizonaUnited StatesSOC 2010SOC 2018 / Method changeExact wages$5$10$15$20$25$30200020052010201520202025$26.65United States$22.76Arizona
Median hourly wage for roofers, Arizona vs United States, 1999–2025, nominal dollars.
Table
YearArizona $/hrIn 2025 $US $/hrJobs
1999$10.74$20.75$12.943,040
2000$12.98$24.27$13.953,160
2001$12.84$23.34$14.162,990
2002$13.12$23.48$14.512,890
2003$14.06$24.60$14.432,970
2004$14.19$24.18$14.834,010
2005$13.77$22.70$15.014,710
2006$13.83$22.09$15.515,040
2007$13.83$21.47$15.985,170
2008$13.98$20.90$16.174,670
2009$14.27$21.41$16.333,470
2010$14.55$21.48$16.453,030
2011$15.22$21.78$16.962,960
2012$14.80$20.75$16.973,080
2013$15.05$20.80$17.082,860
2014$15.56$21.16$17.192,850
2015$16.86$22.90$17.653,320
2016$17.95$24.08$18.153,450
2017$16.96$22.28$18.743,400
2018$17.11$21.94$19.223,030
2019$17.37$21.87$20.242,760
2020$19.23$23.92$20.952,780
2021$18.79$22.32$22.653,900
2022$21.67$23.84$23.043,620
2023$24.01$25.37$24.053,240
2024$22.22$22.80$24.513,760
2025$22.76$22.76$26.653,420

In today's dollars, the median roofer wage in Arizona changed by -0.6% over the last ten years of data.

Union scale and prevailing wage for roofers in Arizona

On federally funded construction in Arizona, contractors must pay roofers at least the Davis-Bacon rate for the county. 1 of the 7 counties with a Building rate use a union contract rate (typical package $35.54 an hour including fringe); the rest use a survey rate (typical $21.93). 6 of the 7 counties still use a survey rate dated 2012 or earlier (for example Apache County at $21.93). The market median for the state is $22.76.

Union contract rateSurvey rate
Union / prevailing package, $/hr, AZApache: $21.93 (survey)Cochise: —Coconino: —Gila: $21.93 (survey)Graham: $21.93 (survey)Greenlee: $21.93 (survey)La Paz: $21.93 (survey)Maricopa: —Mohave: —Navajo: $35.54 (union)Pima: —Pinal: —Santa Cruz: $21.93 (survey)Yavapai: —Yuma: —Union / prevailing package, $/hrn/asurvey rate
Davis-Bacon base + fringe for roofers by county, Building construction. Hatched counties use a survey rate rather than a union contract.
CountyRate sourceBaseFringeTotalDetermination
NavajoUnion ROOF0135-002 2024-07-01$28.17$7.37$35.54AZ20260027
ApacheSurvey SUAZ2012-011 2012-05-30$17.46$4.47$21.93AZ20260022
GilaSurvey SUAZ2012-013 2012-05-30$17.46$4.47$21.93AZ20260024
GrahamSurvey SUAZ2012-014 2012-05-30$17.46$4.47$21.93AZ20260025
GreenleeSurvey SUAZ2012-018 2012-05-30$17.46$4.47$21.93AZ20260029
La PazSurvey SUAZ2012-018 2012-05-30$17.46$4.47$21.93AZ20260029
Santa CruzSurvey SUAZ2012-017 2012-05-30$17.46$4.47$21.93AZ20260028

Building construction type, current revisions as of 2026-09-28. Residential, Heavy and Highway rates differ; look them up on the Arizona prevailing wage page. This is not the official wage determination.

Is construction work growing in Arizona?

230.3kConstruction jobsArizona, 2026-08
+3.1%Change over 12 monthsseasonally unadjusted
Construction employment, 1990-20260k100k200k300k19901995200020052010201520202025230kAug 2026
Construction employment in Arizona (thousands), construction supersector, BLS CES, not seasonally adjusted. Grey bands are recessions.

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Questions this page answers

How much do roofers make in Arizona?

The median roofer in Arizona earned $22.76 an hour ($47,340 a year) in May 2025, 15% below the national median of $26.65. The middle half earn $19.16–$28.43; the top 10% earn more than $30.10.

Where does Arizona rank for roofer pay?

Arizona ranks 39th of 51 states for roofer pay, with a median of $22.76 an hour, and 50th after adjusting for Arizona's cost of living (BEA price parity 100.7, US = 100).

What is the union roofer rate in Arizona?

Davis-Bacon determinations list a union contract rate for roofers in 1 counties, with a typical package of $35.54 an hour including fringe benefits; see the county table above.

How many roofers work in Arizona?

BLS counted 3,420 roofers in Arizona in May 2025, 1.1 per 1,000 jobs (location quotient 1.21; 1.0 is the national average concentration).

Sources and notes

  • BLS Occupational Employment and Wage Statistics, May 2025, Arizona and metro areas, SOC 47-2181.
  • BLS Current Employment Statistics, state construction employment through 2026-08.
  • BLS Quarterly Census of Employment and Wages, 2025 annual averages.
  • BEA Regional Price Parities (cost-of-living adjustment).
  • SAM.gov Davis-Bacon wage determinations, current revisions as of 2026-09-28. Not the official determination.