Garage Door
Cost Guide
Typical price ranges for common jobs, so you know what to expect before you call.
The ranges below reflect typical jobs, including parts and labor.
Every job is quoted up front before any work begins.
Repair Pricing
| Residential service call | $110 to $150 |
|---|---|
| Spring replacement | $180 to $475 |
| Opener repair | $180 to $350 |
| New opener | $875 to $1,000 |
| Cable replacement | $225 to $475 |
| Off-track repair | $180 to $475 |
| Panel replacement | Call for estimate |
| Tune-up | $180 to $250 |
New Door Pricing
| Single door | $1,200 to $1,800 |
|---|---|
| Double door | $2,000 to $2,800 |
Pricing is for a standard stamp and color with no windows and no opener.
Every quote is itemized.
What Moves the Price
Door size and weight
A double door weighs roughly twice what a single does, and everything that lifts it has to be sized to match. Heavier doors need heavier springs, sturdier cables, and more capable openers, so the same repair costs more on a bigger door.
Spring cycle rating
Springs are rated in cycles, one cycle being one open and one close. A standard spring runs about 10,000 cycles, which for most homes is seven to twelve years. High cycle springs cost more up front and last considerably longer. If your garage door is the main way into the house, the upgrade usually pays for itself.
One spring or the pair
When one spring breaks on a two spring door, the other is the same age and has done the same work. Replacing only the broken one often means a second service call within a year or so. Doing the pair costs more today and usually less over the life of the door, but it’s your call and we’ll price it either way.
Insulation level
Doors come single layer, double layer, and triple layer. Insulation adds material and weight, which is most of the price difference between an entry level door and a premium one. It’s worth paying for on an attached garage or a heated shop, and less so on a detached garage you only park in.
Frequently Asked Questions
Common questions about garage door pricing.
Why do you give ranges instead of flat prices?
Because garage doors aren’t all the same. A spring for a light single-car door costs less than a high-cycle pair for a heavy insulated double. Until we see the door, a flat number would be a guess. The range tells you the territory, and the quote we give before we start tells you the price.
How do I check service hours in my area?
Contact your local Door Pro America team to confirm branch hours and appointment availability. We’ll help you schedule the service you need.
Is there a charge for an estimate?
There’s no charge for a new door estimate, and we itemize it so you can see what each part of the job costs. On repairs, the service call covers diagnosis, and we tell you the repair price before any work starts.
Want a real number for your door?
Tell us what’s going on and we’ll tell you the price before any work starts.