Electrician Take-Home Pay in North Carolina (2026)

The median electrician wage in North Carolina is $27.31 an hour (about $56,805 a year full-time), according to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics (May 2025). After 2026 federal, state and payroll taxes, that comes to about $884.67 every week, or $46,003 a year. That is 81.0% of gross pay, $6,386 less than the national median wage for the job, and 1.17× the take-home of a typical North Carolina worker across all jobs. North Carolina ranks 49 of 51 for this job’s take-home pay.

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Take-home breakdown

Single filer, standard 2020+ W-4, paid weekly, no pre-tax benefits, no local tax, 40 hours a week (2,080 a year).

Every weekAmountPer year
Gross pay$1,092.40$56,805
Federal income tax−$89.16−$4,636
Social Security−$67.73−$3,522
Medicare−$15.84−$824
North Carolina income tax−$35.00−$1,820
Take-home pay$884.67$46,003

How it compares

Compared withGross a yearTake-home a year
This job in North Carolina (median)$56,805$46,003
This job, U.S. median wage, taxed in North Carolina$63,190$50,874
All jobs in North Carolina (median)$47,965$39,264

BLS counts about 21,640 electricians in North Carolina.

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Frequently asked questions

How much does a electrician take home in North Carolina?

At the North Carolina median wage of $27.31 an hour, about $46,003 a year after 2026 withholding, or $884.67 every week (single, standard W-4, no pre-tax benefits).

Where does the wage come from?

The U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics OEWS May 2025 estimates, the latest published, for occupation code 47-2111 in North Carolina.

Estimates of what an employer would withhold under the published 2026 rules. Not tax advice, and not your final tax bill.

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