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How much does garage doors cost?
Typical US cost: $155–$5,400 USD.
Garage door pricing splits into repair work — springs, cables, openers, rollers, and damaged panels — and full replacement of the door. The repair band covers the common service-call jobs, while the replacement band covers a new door fitted into the existing opening.
Price breakdown by scope
| Scope | Typical cost (USD) |
|---|---|
| Garage door — repair | $155–$379 per job |
| Garage door — replacement | $4,500–$5,400 per door |
Ranges are drawn from published 2025–2026 market research (Angi/HomeAdvisor and Thumbtack contractor-reported data and national cost references). They are typical ranges, not quotes — a pro prices your actual job after seeing its size, condition and materials.
What drives the price
- The failed part — a broken spring is the classic repair; openers and full panels cost more
- Door size: single, double, or oversized doors use heavier hardware
- For replacement: door material and insulation level — steel, wood, composite, insulated
- Number of springs, and whether cables, rollers, and tracks are renewed with them
- Opener type and features, when the opener is part of the job
- Whether the existing tracks and framing can be reused on a replacement
Common questions
How much does garage doors cost?
Typical US cost for garage doors is $155 to $5,400 USD, based on published market research. Your exact price depends on project size, scope and materials.
How can I get an exact garage doors quote?
Use the HomeTarget cost calculator for a range based on your project size, then request quotes — local pros price the actual job, and requesting quotes is free for homeowners.
Can I replace a broken garage door spring myself?
It is one of the repairs technicians consistently advise against doing yourself: torsion springs sit under high tension and can cause serious injury if they release unexpectedly. For a technician with the right winding bars and the correct spring, it is a routine job.
Why does my door start to close, then reverse?
Misaligned or dirty safety sensors, something stored in the door's path, or travel-limit settings are behind many of those cases, and they are quick fixes. If the door also feels heavy to lift by hand with the opener disconnected, the springs may be failing and should be checked before the opener is strained.
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