What this industry includes

Other services covers a broad group of repair, personal-care, laundry, and membership services. Common examples include auto and electronics repair shops, salons and barbershops, laundromats and dry cleaners, funeral homes, pet-care businesses, and religious or civic organizations.

2024 state comparison

Hawaii had the highest other services employment concentration in 2024. Idaho recorded the fastest establishment growth from 2019, while South Dakota recorded the fastest job growth. The tables use BLS QCEW private-sector annual data.

1

Industry concentration
Hawaii has the highest other services employment location quotient.

2

Establishment growth
Idaho has the fastest establishment growth rate among the 50 states.

3

Job growth
South Dakota has the fastest private-sector job growth rate among the 50 states.

Where the industry is most concentrated

States ranked by their 2024 employment location quotient for other services. A location quotient above 1.00 means the industry represents a larger share of state employment than it does nationally.

RankStateEmployment LQEstablishment LQ2024 jobs
1Hawaii1.331.1325,592
2Montana1.260.9919,410
3Rhode Island1.221.1418,214
4New York1.191.32347,485
5Oregon1.151.2168,964
6Pennsylvania1.141.24206,086
7Illinois1.131.20205,060
8New Jersey1.121.06144,008
9Maryland1.121.4293,008
10Connecticut1.121.2556,826

Fastest establishment growth

States ranked by the percent change in other services establishments from 2019 to 2024.

RankState2024 establishmentsChange vs 2019Job change vs 2019
1Idaho5,965+2,120 (+55.1%)+2,717 (+14.0%)
2Arizona13,988+3,314 (+31.0%)+11,696 (+15.4%)
3Utah8,338+1,846 (+28.4%)+5,537 (+14.9%)
4Georgia23,278+5,051 (+27.7%)+8,732 (+7.8%)
5North Carolina29,690+5,233 (+21.4%)+15,435 (+13.4%)
6Delaware2,460+408 (+19.9%)+586 (+4.8%)
7Minnesota20,698+3,432 (+19.9%)+420 (+0.5%)
8Hawaii4,922+742 (+17.8%)-1,602 (-5.9%)
9Arkansas6,276+917 (+17.1%)+3,533 (+14.0%)
10Mississippi5,322+733 (+16.0%)+1,383 (+6.6%)

Fastest job growth

States ranked by the percent change in other services private-sector jobs from 2019 to 2024.

RankState2024 jobsChange vs 2019Employment LQ
1South Dakota13,220+1,894 (+16.7%)0.96
2Arizona87,478+11,696 (+15.4%)0.90
3Utah42,737+5,537 (+14.9%)0.83
4South Carolina62,676+7,770 (+14.2%)0.91
5Idaho22,131+2,717 (+14.0%)0.86
6Arkansas28,812+3,533 (+14.0%)0.74
7North Carolina130,554+15,435 (+13.4%)0.88
8Texas376,798+33,511 (+9.8%)0.90
9Alaska10,769+897 (+9.1%)1.09
10Nevada38,543+3,094 (+8.7%)0.83

All states

State2024 establishmentsEstablishment change vs 20192024 jobsJob change vs 2019Employment LQAverage annual pay
Alabama9,762-427 (-4.2%)49,788+2,972 (+6.3%)0.79$50,817
Alaska1,847+183 (+11.0%)10,769+897 (+9.1%)1.09$54,798
Arizona13,988+3,314 (+31.0%)87,478+11,696 (+15.4%)0.90$52,671
Arkansas6,276+917 (+17.1%)28,812+3,533 (+14.0%)0.74$46,736
California105,324+7,882 (+8.1%)571,787+23,815 (+4.3%)1.04$54,659
Colorado19,150+2,142 (+12.6%)91,433+6,862 (+8.1%)1.05$56,912
Connecticut13,688-4,458 (-24.6%)56,826-9,671 (-14.5%)1.12$50,288
Delaware2,460+408 (+19.9%)12,711+586 (+4.8%)0.88$47,861
Florida60,954+4,189 (+7.4%)297,469+15,494 (+5.5%)1.00$51,313
Georgia23,278+5,051 (+27.7%)120,634+8,732 (+7.8%)0.82$51,314
Hawaii4,922+742 (+17.8%)25,592-1,602 (-5.9%)1.33$50,366
Idaho5,965+2,120 (+55.1%)22,131+2,717 (+14.0%)0.86$45,185
Illinois35,000-4,884 (-12.2%)205,060-4,907 (-2.3%)1.13$57,410
Indiana14,077+1,161 (+9.0%)94,658+5,385 (+6.0%)0.99$45,069
Iowa7,532-1,015 (-11.9%)40,837-1,682 (-4.0%)0.87$48,281
Kansas6,288+350 (+5.9%)36,791+1,958 (+5.6%)0.85$48,229
Kentucky10,598+194 (+1.9%)48,636+2,065 (+4.4%)0.81$46,979
Louisiana9,976+696 (+7.5%)47,657+1,266 (+2.7%)0.82$49,674
Maine4,047+270 (+7.1%)18,468+605 (+3.4%)0.95$48,760
Maryland20,377+1,019 (+5.3%)93,008+1,463 (+1.6%)1.12$58,487
Massachusetts22,766+720 (+3.3%)117,109-4,295 (-3.5%)1.07$54,049
Michigan25,679-6,801 (-20.9%)136,839-3,513 (-2.5%)1.03$47,283
Minnesota20,698+3,432 (+19.9%)91,658+420 (+0.5%)1.04$47,569
Mississippi5,322+733 (+16.0%)22,426+1,383 (+6.6%)0.64$46,553
Missouri13,558+318 (+2.4%)78,860+3,031 (+4.0%)0.90$47,240
Montana4,644+491 (+11.8%)19,410+968 (+5.2%)1.26$43,791
Nebraska4,792+220 (+4.8%)27,546+2,037 (+8.0%)0.90$44,241
Nevada5,742+602 (+11.7%)38,543+3,094 (+8.7%)0.83$50,610
New Hampshire4,541+530 (+13.2%)21,796+196 (+0.9%)1.05$52,417
New Jersey25,455+986 (+4.0%)144,008+5,753 (+4.2%)1.12$49,524
New Mexico4,624+408 (+9.7%)21,442+228 (+1.1%)0.82$48,550
New York68,310-4,120 (-5.7%)347,485-23,733 (-6.4%)1.19$55,411
North Carolina29,690+5,233 (+21.4%)130,554+15,435 (+13.4%)0.88$48,818
North Dakota2,292+245 (+12.0%)11,493+156 (+1.4%)0.89$51,308
Ohio26,114+2,475 (+10.5%)158,663+1,662 (+1.1%)0.95$45,521
Oklahoma7,080+491 (+7.5%)39,429+2,723 (+7.4%)0.77$46,713
Oregon16,504-8,964 (-35.2%)68,964-9,459 (-12.1%)1.15$52,547
Pennsylvania35,242+2,160 (+6.5%)206,086+3,915 (+1.9%)1.14$45,299
Rhode Island4,099+562 (+15.9%)18,214+57 (+0.3%)1.22$46,970
South Carolina12,208+66 (+0.5%)62,676+7,770 (+14.2%)0.91$47,950
South Dakota2,547+324 (+14.6%)13,220+1,894 (+16.7%)0.96$46,437
Tennessee14,868-1,063 (-6.7%)83,729+3,245 (+4.0%)0.85$50,778
Texas61,653+4,149 (+7.2%)376,798+33,511 (+9.8%)0.90$54,286
Utah8,338+1,846 (+28.4%)42,737+5,537 (+14.9%)0.83$48,353
Vermont2,248+258 (+13.0%)8,830+58 (+0.7%)0.95$49,641
Virginia30,298+521 (+1.7%)136,901-3,555 (-2.5%)1.11$60,517
Washington20,550+635 (+3.2%)103,788+1,156 (+1.1%)0.96$58,389
West Virginia3,748-2,049 (-35.3%)18,254-1,910 (-9.5%)0.87$43,630
Wisconsin13,102-655 (-4.8%)81,973-2,294 (-2.7%)0.92$43,962
Wyoming1,717+62 (+3.7%)7,452+264 (+3.7%)0.88$49,878

Source note

Source: BLS QCEW annual files, NAICS 81 Other Services (except Public Administration), private-sector establishments, annual average employment, location quotients, and average annual pay. Changes compare 2024 with 2019. QCEW covers employer establishments and jobs.