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Insurance Appraisers, Auto Damage Salary by State
Median annual wage from the latest BLS Occupational Employment Statistics release. Hover any state for the cost-of-living adjusted figure. Click to open the full state breakdown.
Insurance Appraisers, Auto DamageBLS OES May 2025
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Insurance Appraisers, Auto Damage — median wage by state
- Kentucky: $97,950, COL-adjusted $108,592
- Pennsylvania: $95,720, COL-adjusted $98,074
- New Jersey: $94,280, COL-adjusted $86,654
- Connecticut: $89,740, COL-adjusted $86,622
- South Carolina: $86,680, COL-adjusted $92,508
- Arizona: $86,030, COL-adjusted $85,432
- Oregon: $83,270, COL-adjusted $80,532
- Maryland: $82,870, COL-adjusted $78,924
- Utah: $82,570, COL-adjusted $83,488
- Oklahoma: $82,340, COL-adjusted $93,781
- Georgia: $81,470, COL-adjusted $84,600
- Virginia: $81,470, COL-adjusted $80,584
- New York: $81,150, COL-adjusted $75,209
- Massachusetts: $79,930, COL-adjusted $75,548
- Maine: $79,510, COL-adjusted $81,885
- Texas: $79,200, COL-adjusted $81,565
- Iowa: $79,090, COL-adjusted $90,080
- California: $78,930, COL-adjusted $71,301
- Nevada: $78,510, COL-adjusted $78,510
- Washington: $78,450, COL-adjusted $73,318
- New Mexico: $78,310, COL-adjusted $84,935
- Michigan: $77,060, COL-adjusted $80,104
- Indiana: $76,750, COL-adjusted $82,262
- Minnesota: $76,460, COL-adjusted $77,546
- Idaho: $76,110, COL-adjusted $79,696
- Wisconsin: $75,260, COL-adjusted $79,979
- Kansas: $75,080, COL-adjusted $83,330
- North Carolina: $74,810, COL-adjusted $79,332
- Louisiana: $72,040, COL-adjusted $81,678
- Colorado: $71,600, COL-adjusted $69,447
- Mississippi: $71,550, COL-adjusted $82,241
- Illinois: $71,510, COL-adjusted $71,510
- Missouri: $67,950, COL-adjusted $74,835
- Tennessee: $67,080, COL-adjusted $72,992
- Arkansas: $63,960, COL-adjusted $73,602
- Ohio: $63,470, COL-adjusted $68,394
- Nebraska: $62,350, COL-adjusted $69,201
- Florida: $61,320, COL-adjusted $59,304
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- Kentucky$97,950
- Pennsylvania$95,720
- New Jersey$94,280
- Connecticut$89,740
- South Carolina$86,680
- Arizona$86,030
- Oregon$83,270
- Maryland$82,870
- Utah$82,570
- Oklahoma$82,340
- Georgia$81,470
- Virginia$81,470
- New York$81,150
- Massachusetts$79,930
- Maine$79,510
- Texas$79,200
- Iowa$79,090
- California$78,930
- Nevada$78,510
- Washington$78,450
- New Mexico$78,310
- Michigan$77,060
- Indiana$76,750
- Minnesota$76,460
- Idaho$76,110
- Wisconsin$75,260
- Kansas$75,080
- North Carolina$74,810
- Louisiana$72,040
- Colorado$71,600
- Mississippi$71,550
- Illinois$71,510
- Missouri$67,950
- Tennessee$67,080
- Arkansas$63,960
- Ohio$63,470
- Nebraska$62,350
- Florida$61,320
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Highest- and lowest-paying states for insurance appraisers, auto damage
Ranked by median annual wage from the BLS 2025 release. The full sortable list is above; these are the extremes.
Highest-paying
- 1. Kentucky$97,950
- 2. Pennsylvania$95,720
- 3. New Jersey$94,280
- 4. Connecticut$89,740
- 5. South Carolina$86,680
Frequently asked questions
- What is the average Insurance Appraisers, Auto Damage salary in the United States?
- The US median wage for Insurance Appraisers, Auto Damage is $76,190 per year (BLS, 2025). Half earn more and half earn less.
- Which state pays Insurance Appraisers, Auto Damage the most?
- Kentucky pays Insurance Appraisers, Auto Damage the most, with a median of $97,950, followed by Pennsylvania ($95,720). The lowest median is in Florida at $61,320.
- How much do Insurance Appraisers, Auto Damage salaries vary by state?
- Insurance Appraisers, Auto Damage median pay ranges from $61,320 to $97,950 across the 50 states and DC — a spread largely explained by cost of living and local demand. The table below ranks every state.
- Are Insurance Appraisers, Auto Damage jobs growing?
- BLS projects a -8.7% change in Insurance Appraisers, Auto Damage employment from 2024 to 2034 — a projected decline.