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Compare States for Refrigeration Careers

Fridge Jobs field guide

Compare states using published wages for the broader HVAC and refrigeration occupation, then check local openings, housing costs, travel, and licensing for the role you want.

Top 10 statewide medians

Ranked by the May 2025 BLS median hourly wage for SOC 49-9021. This includes HVAC and refrigeration mechanics and installers, not refrigeration specialists alone. Employment counts workers, not job openings.

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Rank State Median/hour 25th–75th/hour Estimated workers Source
1 Alaska $37.23 $28.22–$49.12 610 BLS source
2 Illinois $37.21 $28.94–$46.17 9,740 BLS source
3 Massachusetts $37.16 $29.36–$45.71 8,200 BLS source
4 Connecticut $36.83 $29.02–$41.66 3,800 BLS source
5 Minnesota $36.71 $28.30–$41.92 4,200 BLS source
6 Washington $36.38 $28.93–$45.18 7,370 BLS source
7 North Dakota $35.81 $27.29–$37.94 970 BLS source
8 New Jersey $35.79 $27.26–$46.59 10,330 BLS source
9 New York $35.78 $28.71–$42.37 24,430 BLS source
10 New Hampshire $35.51 $28.63–$38.51 2,560 BLS source

What the table cannot decide

Your specialty

A supermarket rack service call, industrial engine room, installation project, and residential HVAC job may carry different duties and pay even in the same state.

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