Garage door replacement cost
Prices checked
Typical installed cost
$1,600
Sourced installed range, not a quote
$650 to $2,500
Garage door replacement cost for a steel door has a typical figure of $1,600, within a sourced range of $650 to $2,500. Steel is the headline example used on this page, and the figure is for one door. HomeGuide gives installed costs; Angi does not say whether its size and material figures include installation. Use the figure as a starting budget, not a quote. Door material, door size and additional work such as an opener change the total.
By door material
Each row is a price for one door by material. Fixr's figures date from January 2025, and only its installed figures are used, because most of its figures are materials only. Aluminum, wood, glass and composite rows use two sources. Angi does not say whether its figures include installation, so read the combined rows as planning figures.
| Door material | Low | Typical | High |
|---|---|---|---|
| Steel | $650 | $1,600 | $2,500 |
| Aluminum | $700 | $1,700 | $2,700 |
| Wood | $1,050 | $2,650 | $4,250 |
| Fiberglass | $900 | $1,600 | $2,300 |
| Glass | $2,500 | $4,750 | $7,000 |
| Composite | $925 | $2,350 | $3,800 |
Price for one door. The median rule combines the supplied ranges, and typical is the median of the source midpoints.
See each source's figures
Steel
- Angi: $650 to $3,200. Updated September 21, 2026; accessed October 21, 2026. The page does not say whether its size and material figures include installation; it says many installers bundle labor into one fee.
- HomeGuide: $700 to $2,500. Updated July 10, 2025; accessed October 21, 2026. Date is the page's byline date; no separate updated date is shown. Figures are installed costs.
- Fixr: $550 to $1,800. Updated January 31, 2025; accessed October 21, 2026. Installed single steel door. Most Fixr figures are materials only, so only its installed figures are used.
Aluminum
- Angi: $600 to $2,900. Updated September 21, 2026; accessed October 21, 2026. The page does not say whether its size and material figures include installation; it says many installers bundle labor into one fee.
- HomeGuide: $800 to $2,500. Updated July 10, 2025; accessed October 21, 2026. Date is the page's byline date; no separate updated date is shown. Figures are installed costs.
Wood
- Angi: $900 to $4,500. Updated September 21, 2026; accessed October 21, 2026. The page does not say whether its size and material figures include installation; it says many installers bundle labor into one fee.
- HomeGuide: $1,200 to $4,000. Updated July 10, 2025; accessed October 21, 2026. Date is the page's byline date; no separate updated date is shown. Figures are installed costs.
Fiberglass
- Angi: $800 to $2,700. Updated September 21, 2026; accessed October 21, 2026. The page does not say whether its size and material figures include installation; it says many installers bundle labor into one fee.
- HomeGuide: $1,000 to $2,100. Updated July 10, 2025; accessed October 21, 2026. Date is the page's byline date; no separate updated date is shown. Figures are installed costs.
- Fixr: $900 to $2,300. Updated January 31, 2025; accessed October 21, 2026. Installed single fiberglass door. Most Fixr figures are materials only, so only its installed figures are used.
Glass
- Angi: $2,500 to $8,000. Updated September 21, 2026; accessed October 21, 2026. The page does not say whether its size and material figures include installation; it says many installers bundle labor into one fee.
- HomeGuide: $2,500 to $6,000. Updated July 10, 2025; accessed October 21, 2026. Date is the page's byline date; no separate updated date is shown. Figures are installed costs.
Composite
- Angi: $650 to $4,800. Updated September 21, 2026; accessed October 21, 2026. Angi lists false wood or composite. The page does not say whether its size and material figures include installation; it says many installers bundle labor into one fee.
- HomeGuide: $1,200 to $2,800. Updated July 10, 2025; accessed October 21, 2026. Date is the page's byline date; no separate updated date is shown. Figures are installed costs.
By door size
The size tables in the sources do not name a door material. In the estimator, a size replaces the steel starting row only; doors of different sizes and materials are priced separately in the estimator only for steel. Choosing a size for another material has no effect.
| Door size | Low | Typical | High |
|---|---|---|---|
| One-car, single door | $500 | $1,700 | $2,700 |
| Two-car, one double door | $1,000 | $2,650 | $4,100 |
| Three-car, one double and one single door | $1,550 | $4,100 | $6,600 |
The sources do not name a material for these sizes. In the estimator they replace the steel starting row only.
See each source's figures
One-car, single door
- Angi: $500 to $3,000. Updated September 21, 2026; accessed October 21, 2026. Source does not name a door material. The page does not say whether its size and material figures include installation; it says many installers bundle labor into one fee.
- HomeGuide: $700 to $2,700. Updated July 10, 2025; accessed October 21, 2026. Source does not name a door material. Date is the page's byline date; no separate updated date is shown. Figures are installed costs.
- Fixr: $400 to $1,800. Updated January 31, 2025; accessed October 21, 2026. Source does not name a door material; Installed single door. Most Fixr figures are materials only, so only its installed figures are used.
Two-car, one double door
- Angi: $800 to $5,000. Updated September 21, 2026; accessed October 21, 2026. Source does not name a door material. The page does not say whether its size and material figures include installation; it says many installers bundle labor into one fee.
- HomeGuide: $1,000 to $3,500. Updated July 10, 2025; accessed October 21, 2026. Source does not name a door material. Date is the page's byline date; no separate updated date is shown. Figures are installed costs.
- Fixr: $1,175 to $4,075. Updated January 31, 2025; accessed October 21, 2026. Source does not name a door material; Installed double door. Most Fixr figures are materials only, so only its installed figures are used.
Three-car, one double and one single door
- Angi: $1,400 to $7,000. Updated September 21, 2026; accessed October 21, 2026. Source does not name a door material. The page does not say whether its size and material figures include installation; it says many installers bundle labor into one fee.
- HomeGuide: $1,700 to $6,200. Updated July 10, 2025; accessed October 21, 2026. Source does not name a door material. Date is the page's byline date; no separate updated date is shown. Figures are installed costs.
What adds to the price
The sources list an automatic opener, removal of the old door and a permit separately. A typical opener is $675, removal $125 and a permit $125. Angi notes that many installers haul the old door away at no charge. Each item is added in full when selected; check whether a quote already includes it.
| Additional work | Typical | Range | Applies to |
|---|---|---|---|
| Automatic opener | $675 | $250 to $1,100 | Steel, Aluminum, Wood, Fiberglass, Glass, Composite |
| Old door removal and disposal | $125 | $50 to $200 | Steel, Aluminum, Wood, Fiberglass, Glass, Composite |
| Permit | $125 | $50 to $175 | Steel, Aluminum, Wood, Fiberglass, Glass, Composite |
Each item is added once when selected. Applies to lists the materials it can be added to, not whether your job needs it.
See each source's figures
Automatic opener
- Angi: $200 to $1,300. Updated September 21, 2026; accessed October 21, 2026. Added to a manual door price. The page does not say whether its size and material figures include installation; it says many installers bundle labor into one fee.
- HomeGuide: $300 to $900. Updated July 10, 2025; accessed October 21, 2026. Opener installation. Date is the page's byline date; no separate updated date is shown. Figures are installed costs.
Old door removal and disposal
- Angi: $50 to $200. Updated September 21, 2026; accessed October 21, 2026. Many installers haul it away at no charge. The page does not say whether its size and material figures include installation; it says many installers bundle labor into one fee.
- HomeGuide: $50 to $250. Updated July 10, 2025; accessed October 21, 2026. Date is the page's byline date; no separate updated date is shown. Figures are installed costs.
- Fixr: $50 to $200. Updated January 31, 2025; accessed October 21, 2026. Most Fixr figures are materials only, so only its installed figures are used.
Permit
- Angi: $40 to $120. Updated September 21, 2026; accessed October 21, 2026. The page does not say whether its size and material figures include installation; it says many installers bundle labor into one fee.
- HomeGuide: $50 to $250. Updated July 10, 2025; accessed October 21, 2026. Date is the page's byline date; no separate updated date is shown. Figures are installed costs.
Labor
These are the publishers' own labor figures for a single door, shown for context. They are not added, because the installed ranges already include labor.
Informational only. Already inside the installed ranges above.
| Labor | Source | Raw range |
|---|---|---|
| Labor, single door | Angi | $200 to $500 |
| Labor, single door | HomeGuide | $200 to $500 |
| Labor, single door | Fixr | $100 to $300 |
Averages, options and repairs
Keep the following statements separate from the combined ranges. Each comes from one named source and keeps its original amount and scope.
National average
This is a single source's overall figure, kept separate from the combined ranges.
- National average per door
- $1,231, with a typical range of $754 to $1,707
- Source: Angi
Options and upgrades
These options are listed separately by the sources. None is added to the estimate.
- Insulated doors
- $1,100 to $4,200
- Source: Angi
- Installed single door, insulated and uninsulated
- $700 to $2,300 insulated, $400 to $1,800 uninsulated
- Source: Fixr
- Security features such as smart locks, keypads and sensors
- $200 to $1,200 or more
- Source: Angi
- Customizations such as windows, specialty hardware or soundproofing
- $800 for minor upgrades, and well over $10,000 for elaborate projects
- Source: Angi
Repairs and related work
These costs may come up during a replacement. They are not added automatically; ask whether a quote includes them.
- Structural repairs found during installation
- $155 to $380
- Source: Angi
- Resizing the opening
- $500 to $2,000
- Source: Fixr
- Replacing one garage door panel
- $300 to $1,200 or more
- Source: HomeGuide
- Springs and torsion repair
- About $200 on average
- Source: Fixr
Estimate your replacement
Choose a door material, a size if you chose steel, and any additional work. Not sure keeps the material starting range. Sizes only apply to steel, because the size tables do not name a material. Area level picks a part of the sourced range; it is not a local price.
Typical estimate
$1,600
Estimated range, not a quote
$1,150 to $2,050
Assumptions
- Installed base: Steel, no size selected.
- Average area level uses low-to-typical and typical-to-high midpoints as bounds, with the sourced typical unchanged.
- No applicable extras included.
- Extras are added in full, and sourced installed ranges are treated as not including them.
- Labor rows are informational only and are not added to installed costs.
Where these numbers come from
Angi, HomeGuide and Fixr supply the published figures. Their dates and scope notes are shown below. Fixr's page dates from January 2025, so its figures are older than the others. Angi does not say whether its figures include installation. The checked date records when the dataset was reviewed, not a promise that prices are unchanged.
Angi
How Much Does a Garage Door Replacement Cost?Updated: September 21, 2026. Accessed: October 21, 2026.
The page does not say whether its size and material figures include installation; it says many installers bundle labor into one fee
HomeGuide
How Much Does Garage Door Replacement Cost?Updated: July 10, 2025. Accessed: October 21, 2026.
Date is the page's byline date; no separate updated date is shown. Figures are installed costs
Fixr
Cost to Install a Garage DoorUpdated: January 31, 2025. Accessed: October 21, 2026.
Most Fixr figures are materials only, so only its installed figures are used
The low and high are the medians of the published bounds. For an even set, the median is the mean of the central pair. Typical is the median of the source midpoints. Derived figures round to twenty-five-dollar steps below a thousand dollars and fifty-dollar steps at or above it, with exact halves rounded up. The estimator selects its base bounds, adds applicable extras in full and rounds the final totals.
How we calculateQuestions people ask
What is a typical garage door replacement cost?
- For a steel door, the typical figure is $1,600, within $650 to $2,500. Angi separately gives a national average per door of $1,231, with a typical range of $754 to $1,707.
Do the door size prices depend on material?
- The size tables in the sources do not name a door material. In the estimator, sizes replace the steel starting row only, so different sizes are priced separately only for steel. A one-car door is $500 to $2,700 and a two-car double door is $1,000 to $4,100.
Do these prices include installation?
- HomeGuide gives installed costs, and only Fixr's installed figures are used. Angi does not say whether its size and material figures include installation, although it says many installers bundle labor into one fee.
How much does an automatic opener add?
- The combined opener figure is $675, within $250 to $1,100. Angi describes its figure as added to a manual door price. Select it in the estimator to add it in full.
How current are the garage door sources?
- Angi was updated in 2026 and HomeGuide's byline date is in 2025. Fixr's figures date from January 2025, which is older than the other two sources. The source list shows each date so you can judge freshness yourself.
Compare written quotes for the same material, size and additional work, rather than judging a quote against the typical figure alone. Ask whether removal, an opener and any repairs are included, and keep the source dates beside the comparison.