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Home inspectors Health Insurance

SOC 47-4011 · 74,490 employed · $49,750 to $78,940

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74,490 people do this work across 23 states. In Texas, the lowest paid of them earning at the 10th percentile take $40,330 a year; the highest paid at the 90th take $102,820. That gap decides the subsidy, not the trade.

$62,110median, Texas
$40,330–$102,82010th to 90th percentile there
13/23states with a median over $63,840

Subsidy bands by percentile

In Texas the cliff falls between the median and the 75th percentile. It is a hard edge, not a taper.

Cliff — $63,84010th$40,33025th$49,020Median$62,11075th$81,33090th$102,820
Earnings level in TexasAnnual wageWhere that lands for 2027
10th percentile$40,330Under 400% FPL — premium tax credit
25th percentile$49,020Under 400% FPL — premium tax credit
Median$62,110Under 400% FPL — premium tax credit
75th percentile$81,330Over the cliff — no credit
90th percentile$102,820Over the cliff — no credit

All 23 states, with 2027 premiums

State10th25thMedian75th90thEmployedBenchmark @40
Colorado$47,900$62,700$78,940$93,700$112,0903,540$615/mo
Nevada$47,500$60,370$76,560$98,430$108,0501,050$565/mo
Illinois$46,740$51,590$73,050$97,810$113,6903,350$707/mo
Maryland$53,130$63,140$71,990$89,260$107,4403,170$491/mo
Utah$43,420$56,280$71,040$83,970$100,0701,260$716/mo
Ohio$47,550$58,620$70,890$79,660$97,1303,170$603/mo
Nebraska$44,480$58,050$70,730$83,370$96,550520$780/mo
Wisconsin$46,110$54,510$70,700$83,090$97,4301,200$720/mo
Virginia$48,270$57,630$69,960$80,640$102,4905,260$549/mo
Michigan$46,240$58,520$69,890$80,810$94,3403,080$595/mo
North Carolina$46,550$53,380$65,830$79,580$89,6306,020$660/mo
Florida$45,550$53,510$65,340$81,190$100,44011,270$738/mo
Georgia$44,670$52,230$64,290$78,370$94,8404,270$733/mo
Indiana$41,710$51,190$63,750$79,310$91,9802,070$537/mo
South Dakota$46,700$56,100$63,320$77,970$104,000220$704/mo
Texas$40,330$49,020$62,110$81,330$102,82015,920$737/mo
Kansas$46,840$52,450$61,850$76,130$100,2301,010$748/mo
Alabama$45,740$49,810$61,500$75,120$87,4101,110$712/mo
South Carolina$38,770$49,100$60,050$71,950$84,8701,960$702/mo
Tennessee$37,040$48,030$59,850$73,780$85,8501,810$796/mo
Oklahoma$39,110$45,470$58,810$77,020$93,0301,730$686/mo
Arkansas$40,300$45,130$52,970$68,810$85,150650$757/mo
Mississippi$36,830$41,600$49,750$66,660$87,940850$814/mo

BLS surveys wage and salary workers, so these exclude the self-employed. For an owner-operator they are a benchmark for the trade in that state, not your own net income.

Questions

Is health insurance priced differently for this work?
No. Carriers may not rate, decline or exclude on occupation or health history — only age, ZIP code, tobacco use and household size. What varies by trade is income, and income sets the subsidy. In Texas the cliff falls between the median and the 75th percentile.
At what earnings does the subsidy stop?
$63,840 for a single-adult household, rising with household size. In Texas that sits between the $49,020 and $81,330 percentile figures shown above.

Wages: BLS OEWS May 2024, SOC 47-4011, state percentiles, bls.gov/oes, retrieved 2026-08-03, reproduced unmodified. Cliff: 400% of the 2026 HHS poverty guideline (91 FR 1797). Premiums: CMS PY2027 Landscape file. Data: CSV · JSON.

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