Garage door replacement cost: single and double doors, by state
A double door, 16 by 7 ft: about $2,250 to $2,650, typically $2,450. That's a new overhead garage door with its hardware, the old door taken out, plus the contractor's overhead, profit and sales tax.
Anthony Hicks30+ years in construction. Updated November 5, 2026.
What it costs
| Job | Cost |
|---|---|
| A single door, 8 by 7 ft | $1,450 to $1,850 |
| A double door, 16 by 7 ft | $2,250 to $2,650 |
| A tall double door, 16 by 8 ft | $2,850 to $3,450 |
Totals include the contractor's overhead and profit (20%) and the state's average sales tax. Prices as of November 2026.
What’s in these numbers
Each total is a typical job, priced the way a contractor’s estimate is priced:
- A new overhead garage door and its hardware, in the size shown, with the old door taken out.
- Overhead and profit: 20%, the standard markup on a contractor’s estimate.
- Sales tax on the materials, at the state’s average rate.
Not in them: an opener, insulated or windowed upgrades, high-grade or custom doors, framing repairs to the opening, and permits.
Sizes
| Door | Fits |
|---|---|
| 8 by 7 ft | A single bay |
| 16 by 7 ft | A two-car garage with one wide door |
| 16 by 8 ft | The same, with the extra foot of height for taller vehicles |
Two-car garages with two single doors cost about two single doors.
What moves the price
- Size. Wider and taller doors cost more.
- Grade. High-grade and premium doors, insulated panels and windows cost more than a standard door.
- The opener. A new opener, or moving one to fit the new door, is priced on its own.
- The opening. Rotted jambs or a header that needs work are repaired first.
- Where you live. Pick your state in the box above.
Common questions
How much does a new single garage door cost installed?
About $1,450 to $1,850 for an 8 by 7 door with hardware, typically $1,600.
How much is a double garage door?
About $2,250 to $2,650 for a 16 by 7 door, typically $2,450; a 16 by 8 door is about $2,850 to $3,450.
Does homeowners insurance cover a garage door?
When a covered event such as a storm damages it, a homeowner’s policy usually pays to repair or replace it, less the deductible and subject to the policy’s terms.