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HVAC Mechanic prevailing wage rates by state

Federal Davis-Bacon rates published for hvac mechanic work, 2026

The official source: binding Davis-Bacon and Service Contract Act wage determinations are published by the U.S. Department of Labor at SAM.gov Wage Determinations. This site indexes them and links every determination to its official document - the determination incorporated into a contract governs.

HVAC Mechanic covers heating, ventilation and air-conditioning mechanical work. Determinations name the classification differently from state to state, so this page groups every form of it and links each state to the rates published there.

Published rates by state

StatePublished ratesRange (base)MidpointCounties
Alabama23$10.40 - $20.50$12.5030
Arizona3$14.13 - $15.36$14.134
Arkansas64$7.25 - $20.96$10.5665
Florida34$10.00 - $33.90$13.7737
Georgia27$10.51 - $26.17$11.1475
Idaho4$21.00 - $23.63$23.638
Indiana8$15.13 - $15.13$15.1344
Michigan7$16.75 - $21.32$16.756
Mississippi3$13.00 - $13.00$13.005
North Carolina57$13.54 - $19.69$17.25100
North Dakota4$24.46 - $24.46$24.464
Oklahoma24$7.25 - $38.25$27.2065
Pennsylvania4$17.00 - $53.09$26.404
South Carolina20$7.25 - $19.71$19.1745
Tennessee9$18.00 - $18.00$18.0014
Texas71$7.25 - $39.76$14.21104
Virginia8$12.83 - $20.60$20.6029

"Published rates" counts classification lines in the active determinations, not workers or contracts. A state with more lines has more separately-priced classifications, not necessarily higher pay.

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