Upholsterers

Upholsterers

Make, repair, or replace upholstery for household furniture or transportation vehicles.

Salary by State

State Name Employment Annual Salary Hourly Salary
Alabama 270 $28,810 $13.85
Arizona 260 $39,960 $19.21
Arkansas 100 $33,400 $16.06
California 3,060 $38,950 $18.73
Colorado 330 $41,190 $19.80
Connecticut 130 $48,470 $23.31
Delaware 70 $42,360 $20.37
Florida 1,150 $35,680 $17.16
Georgia 770 $34,010 $16.35
Hawaii 80 $47,570 $22.87
Idaho 110 $34,880 $16.77
Illinois 530 $35,930 $17.28
Indiana 1,700 $40,820 $19.62
Iowa 50 $37,020 $17.80
Kansas 310 $43,600 $20.96
Kentucky 80 $32,130 $15.45
Louisiana 110 $39,230 $18.86
Maryland 110 $43,430 $20.88
Massachusetts $49,670 $23.88
Michigan 1,060 $37,990 $18.26
Minnesota 290 $41,270 $19.84
Mississippi 3,300 $34,000 $16.34
Missouri 330 $35,960 $17.29
Nebraska 50 $44,570 $21.43
Nevada 200 $36,030 $17.32
New Hampshire 40 $49,190 $23.65
New Jersey 250 $44,690 $21.49
New York 530 $46,300 $22.26
North Carolina 4,810 $43,200 $20.77
Ohio 1,260 $37,840 $18.19
Oklahoma 150 $32,760 $15.75
Oregon 380 $41,630 $20.02
Pennsylvania 290 $38,100 $18.32
South Carolina 150 $33,440 $16.08
Tennessee 570 $35,240 $16.94
Texas 3,310 $32,230 $15.49
Utah 120 $31,900 $15.34
Vermont 60 $40,490 $19.47
Virginia 660 $35,780 $17.20
Washington 300 $52,060 $25.03
Wisconsin 270 $37,740 $18.14

Education

The programs listed below are typically the education paths that can land you this kind of job.

A program that prepares individuals to apply technical knowledge and skills to install springs, filling, padding, covering and finishing on items such as furniture, automobile seats, caskets, mattresses, and bedsprings.

Certificate
Certificate
  • $38,220 per year
    National average salary
    Moderate
    Job growth rate
  • High school diploma or equivalent
    Typical education requirement
  • Moderate-term on-the-job training
    Typical on-the-job training requirement

Educational Attainment

The following chart shows the highest education level completed by those working as upholsterers.

  • Less than high school 34%
  • High school graduate 39%
  • College dropout 16%
  • Associate’s degree 7%
  • Bachelor’s degree 4%
  • Master’s degree 1%
  • Doctorate degree 0%

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