How much does a concrete finisher charge per hour in Hawaii?
Typical concrete finisher rate, Hawaii
$113/hr
Most concrete finishers in Hawaii charge $79 to $117 an hour. A full 8-hour day runs about $904.
Updated October 2026 · Wage data: U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, May 2025
How we got $113
| Median concrete finisher wage in Hawaii | $46.10 |
|---|---|
| × 1.4 payroll taxes, workers' comp, insurance | $64.54 |
| ÷ 0.8 for hours nobody gets billed (driving, supply runs, estimates) | $80.67 |
| × 1.4 overhead (truck, tools, office) and profit | $112.94 |
| Typical rate | $113/hr |
What concrete finishers earn in Hawaii
| Pay level | Wage | Charges about |
|---|---|---|
| Entry level (10th percentile) | $23.57 | $58/hr |
| 25th percentile | $32.36 | $79/hr |
| Median (middle) | $46.10 | $113/hr |
| 75th percentile | $47.69 | $117/hr |
| Top earners (90th percentile) | $53.00 | $130/hr |
650 concrete finishers work in Hawaii. The middle earner makes $95,890 a year. Wages are from the BLS Cement Masons and Concrete Finishers category.
How Hawaii compares
Hawaii concrete finishers earn 68% above the U.S., ranking #1 of 51 states for concrete finisher pay (#1 pays the most). The typical U.S. rate is $67 an hour.
| State | Typical | Most charge |
|---|---|---|
| Hawaii | $113/hr | $79 to $117 |
| Alaska | $109/hr | $109 to $133 |
| Washington | $91/hr | $69 to $116 |
| Oregon | $81/hr | $68 to $98 |
| California | $74/hr | $61 to $99 |
| United States | $67/hr | $55 to $79 |
What drives concrete finisher prices
Concrete is usually priced by the square foot or the cubic yard, and flatwork is done by crews. The rate here is per worker, so a three-person crew bills about three times this per hour.
Common questions
How much does a concrete finisher charge per hour in Hawaii?
Most concrete finishers in Hawaii charge between $79 and $117 an hour, and about $113 is typical. A full 8-hour day runs about $904. These are estimates built from what concrete finishers earn in Hawaii (a median of $46.10 an hour, BLS May 2025), not quotes.
Why do concrete finishers charge so much more than they earn?
The wage is only part of the cost. On top of $46.10 an hour, the employer pays payroll taxes, workers' comp and insurance (about $64.54 in total), loses paid hours to driving, supply runs and estimates that nobody is billed for (about $80.67 per billed hour), and has to cover the truck, tools, office and a profit. That's how $46.10 becomes about $113.
What's the lowest rate a concrete finisher in Hawaii can charge without losing money?
About $81 an hour for a concrete finisher paid the Hawaii median. That covers pay, payroll taxes, insurance and unbilled time, but nothing for the truck, tools, office or profit, so a rate below it loses money on every hour.
Other trades in Hawaii
Rates are BidFlow estimates, not quotes. Each starts with the May 2025 wage from the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, then multiplies by 1.4 for payroll taxes and insurance, divides by 0.8 for hours that can't be billed, and multiplies by 1.4 for overhead and profit. Updated October 2026. How we calculate
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