Bottom quarter
$63K
Roofer Salary in Seattle
What you should make. What you should ask for. Calculated from 1M+ data points, refreshed monthly.
Median
$74K
Top quarter
$89K
Top 10%
$105K
Adjusted for Seattle at 1.18× the national baseline. See the math →
What this number means.
Roofer in Seattle pulls a median of $74,340 at mid-career, with a top-quartile band reaching $88,500 and the top 10% at $105,020. Seattle's cost-of-living tilt is 1.18× — the band reflects that. The gap between the middle of the market and the top quarter is real money — at this role, $14,160 a year. Ask for it.
How to negotiate this
- Anchor$88,500 — the top-quartile number. This is the number you say first.
- Target$81,420 — where a fair counter lands. Above the median, below the anchor.
- Floor$74,340 — below this, you're underpaid. Walking away gets cheaper than staying.
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