Maine: Industry Data
Maine has 7,092 establishments and 37,007 employees across the 7 industries Builder Data covers. Here's each one, with pay, one-year job growth and Maine's national rank.
| Industry | Establishments | Employees | Avg. pay | 1-yr jobs | U.S. rank |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Commercial & Institutional Building Contractors | 242 | 2,620 | $94,558 | +1.1% | #44 |
| Residential Home Builders | 1,766 | 6,021 | $61,965 | +3.8% | #34 |
| Specialty Trade Contractors | 4,064 | 22,512 | $71,768 | +1.8% | #39 |
| Heavy & Civil Engineering Construction | Not disclosed by BLS | ||||
| Engineering Services Firms | 753 | 4,734 | $112,748 | +1.3% | #42 |
| Architectural Services Firms | 175 | 774 | $104,375 | -1.3% | #41 |
| Surveying & Mapping Services | 92 | 346 | $83,710 | -2.8% | #36 |
Source: U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, Quarterly Census of Employment and Wages (QCEW), 2025 annual averages, private ownership. Establishment counts are worksites, not companies. Pulled November 4, 2026. bls.gov/cew
Maine: FAQ
How big is the construction & design industry in Maine?
Maine had 7,092 establishments and 37,007 employees across the 7 industries Builder Data covers in 2025 (BLS QCEW annual averages, private ownership).
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