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California glazier prevailing wage, county by county
A glazier's prevailing wage on California public works runs from $17.09 an hour in Mendocino County to $98.60 in Alameda County, wages and employer payments together. The median county is $87.25.
Main glazier classification in each county, DIR period 2026-2. DIR sets this trade county by county. Checked October 24, 2026.
How much does a glazier make on prevailing wage?
7 groups of counties with identical rates and 4 counties with rates of their own, highest main rate first, each split into wage and employer payments on one scale. The table below lists which counties are in each group.
- Santa Clara County group11 counties$98.60
- Solano County1 county$98.60
- Los Angeles County group6 counties$91.48
- Sacramento County group24 counties$87.25
- Fresno County group5 counties$83.79
- Mariposa County1 county$83.79
- San Diego County group2 counties$78.71
- Tulare County group3 counties$17.45
- Kings County1 county$17.45
- Del Norte County1 county$17.40
- Humboldt County group3 counties$17.09
Which counties pay which rate
7 groups of counties with identical DIR rates, and 4 counties with rates of their own.
These are journeyperson rates. Apprentices are paid from separate DAS determinations that DIR publishes by craft, county and program.
Determinations: 200-1399-1, 200-169-1, 200-169-2, 200-636-1, 200-767-1, 830-169-1, 830-169-2, 830-718-1, 830-767-2
Questions about California glazier pay
What is the glazier prevailing wage in Los Angeles County?
$91.48 an hour: a $63.08 base wage plus $28.40 in employer payments (fringe benefits), under DIR determination 200-636-1. Overtime and every glazier classification in Los Angeles County.
Does glazier prevailing wage include fringe benefits?
Yes. In Los Angeles County the $91.48 total is a $63.08 base wage plus $28.40 in employer payments (fringe benefits), about 31% of the total. The employer owes the full amount for every hour worked.
Do apprentice glaziers get this rate?
Registered apprentices are paid DIR's apprentice rates, which DIR publishes separately by craft, county and apprenticeship program on its apprentice wage page. The rates on this site are journeyperson rates.
Why do some counties have the same glazier rate?
DIR sets many trades by area or region rather than one county at a time. Across California, the 58 counties with a glazier rate fall into 11 distinct sets of rates, and 7 of those sets are shared by more than one county; the largest covers 24 counties (the Sacramento County group).
Which county pays glaziers the most in California?
Alameda County, at $98.60 an hour for the main classification. The lowest is Mendocino County at $17.09, and the median county is $87.25.