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Elevator Maintenance recruiters serving Hartford.

BLS counts 38 business locations of nonresidential building-equipment contractors across the metro. Below: local pay for every role we staff, the state licensing rules that apply and the nearby markets competing for the same people.

Positions we recruit for in Hartford.

BLS counts about 880 people working in the occupations behind these roles across the Hartford metro, the largest group being construction and building inspectors (about 750). Local headcount and pay for each role are below; role descriptions are on the Elevator Maintenance hub.

Elevator Mechanic / Installer

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Hartford: BLS does not publish a local figure for this occupation.

Elevator Service Technician

Elevator Maintenance Technician

QEI-Certified Inspector

Hartford: 750 employed · $99,620 median, 8th-highest of 112 metros

Escalator Technician

Elevator Modernization Technician

Elevator Project Manager

Hartford: 1,480 employed · $120,230 median, 34th-highest of 111 metros

Elevator Service Dispatcher / Coordinator

Hartford: 610 employed · $54,580 median, 15th-highest of 111 metros

Elevator Estimator

Hartford: 890 employed · $80,560 median, 34th-highest of 111 metros

Elevator Controls / Electronics Technician

Hartford: 130 employed · $77,530 median, 32nd-highest of 107 metros

What Elevator Maintenance roles earn in Hartford.

BLS does not publish Hartford pay for elevator and escalator installers and repairers, usually because too few hold the job locally for a reliable estimate; the national median is $109,910. Among the roles it does publish, the median wage for construction and building inspectors is $99,620 a year, 33% above the $74,690 national median. Most earn between $70,040 and $132,890. Of the other roles listed, electrical and electronics repairers, commercial and industrial equipment earn the most locally, at a $77,530 median. BLS does not publish Hartford pay for one occupation below, usually because too few people hold the job locally.

What these roles pay in Hartford
RoleHartford medianTypical rangeNational medianvs. nationalEmployed locally
Elevator Mechanic / Installer · Elevator Service Technician · Elevator Maintenance TechnicianElevator and Escalator Installers and Repairers (47-4021)$109,910
QEI-Certified InspectorConstruction and Building Inspectors (47-4011)$99,620$70,040–$132,890$74,690+33%750
Elevator Project ManagerConstruction Managers (11-9021)$120,230$79,990–$196,960$114,990+5%1,480
Elevator Service Dispatcher / CoordinatorDispatchers (43-5032)$54,580$41,220–$82,020$50,340+8%610
Elevator EstimatorCost Estimators (13-1051)$80,560$49,270–$132,140$78,740+2%890
Elevator Controls / Electronics TechnicianElectrical and Electronics Repairers, Commercial and Industrial Equipment (49-2094)$77,530$58,510–$106,900$74,090+5%130

BLS Occupational Employment and Wage Statistics, May 2025, Hartford metro. Range is 10th to 90th percentile; management and office roles are metro-wide.

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How Hartford's elevator maintenance market has changed since 2018.

Hartford had 38 nonresidential building-equipment contractors in 2023, exactly as many as in 2018. BLS stops short of publishing headcount and pay for them here, which happens when a handful of firms account for most of the work.

Hartford, 2018 vs 2023
Measure20182023Change
Nonresidential building-equipment contractors: business locations3838+0%

BLS Quarterly Census of Employment and Wages, private employers, annual averages. A dash means BLS did not publish the figure.

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How Hartford's elevator maintenance market compares

38nonresidential building-equipment contractors in the metro
Connecticut metros we cover: Elevator and Escalator Installers and Repairers
MetroCommercial employers
Hartford38
Bridgeport15

BLS OEWS occupation figures and QCEW business-location counts; a dash means not published.

Sources: BLS QCEW 2023 annual averages and BLS OEWS May 2025, Hartford metro. Employers are counted by business location.

Elevator Maintenance licensing in Connecticut.

Connecticut issues separate elevator journeyperson (R-2) and elevator contractor (R-1) licenses, plus limited accessibility-equipment licenses. A journeyperson needs a two-year, 4,000-hour elevator apprenticeship or equivalent experience, and a contractor needs two years as a licensed journeyperson or equivalent experience. The same state rules apply in Bridgeport, so candidates licensed there can work in Hartford without re-qualifying.

Licensing authority: Connecticut Department of Consumer Protection, Occupational and Professional Licensing Division. Confirm current rules with the agency.

Nearby markets competing for Hartford talent.

The closest metro we cover is Bridgeport, about 50 miles away. BLS does not publish Hartford figures for this occupation, so the nearby markets are the best guide: Albany has the largest pool within reach, about 90, and Boston pays the most, a $150,120 median.

Elevator and escalator installers and repairers within 300 miles
MetroDistanceEmployedMedian pay
Hartford
Bridgeport48 mi
Worcester57 mi
Providence66 mi
Albany82 mi90$121,470
Boston93 mi$150,120

BLS OEWS, May 2025; straight-line miles.

Frequently asked - Elevator Maintenance hiring in Hartford.

Which elevator maintenance roles pay the most in Hartford?

Of the roles we recruit for, Elevator Project Manager pays the most in Hartford, a $120,230 median (BLS measures that occupation across all industries in the metro). Among field roles the top earner is QEI-Certified Inspector at $99,620, 17% below it. Elevator Controls / Electronics Technician is the lowest-paid field role at $77,530. Relative to national pay, QEI-Certified Inspector is the strongest-paying role here (33% above).

How many nonresidential building-equipment contractors operate in Hartford?

BLS counted 38 nonresidential building-equipment contractors in Hartford in 2023. That is roughly where the count stood in 2018 (38). BLS withholds their combined headcount and pay here, which it does when a category is small enough that the figures could identify individual employers. BLS counts elevator contractors under nonresidential building-equipment contractors.

Which nearby metros compete with Hartford for elevator and escalator installers and repairers?

The closest metros we cover with published figures are Albany (82 miles, about 90, $121,470 median), Boston (93 miles, $150,120 median) and New York (100 miles, about 3,270, $136,000 median).

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