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National installed price · 2026

Double Garage Door Replacement Cost

Typical range

$1,200–$3,400

Emergency call

$1,705–$4,830

Time on site

4–6.5 hrs

A two-car door installed. It is heavier than two singles, which makes correct spring sizing and opener matching more consequential, not less.

Question 1 of 4

What’s giving you trouble?

Why it fails

Same material ladder as a single door — non-insulated steel through insulated steel to carriage-house and wood — over a larger area, so every upgrade costs more. Weight is the real difference: a double door needs correctly rated springs and enough opener power, and getting either wrong shows up as premature failure.

Expected life 20 to 30 years for steel

What you are paying for

A double door is heavier than two singles and needs correctly rated springs. Ask that the opener be re-balanced to the new door weight; it is often skipped.

Signs you need this

Can you do it yourself?

Not a homeowner job

Not a homeowner job. A double door is heavy enough to be dangerous to handle during installation, quite apart from the spring winding at the end of it.

New double door, installed cost by state

Same job, standard scheduling, single steel door. The spread is labour cost — 62% between the most and least expensive state.

StateNew double door, installedvs national
Hawaii$1,705–$4,830+42%
District of Columbia$1,585–$4,490+32%
Alaska$1,560–$4,420+30%
New York$1,560–$4,420+30%
California$1,535–$4,350+28%
Massachusetts$1,490–$4,215+24%
Connecticut$1,440–$4,080+20%
New Jersey$1,440–$4,080+20%
Washington$1,415–$4,010+18%
Maryland$1,370–$3,875+14%
Oregon$1,370–$3,875+14%
Rhode Island$1,370–$3,875+14%
Colorado$1,345–$3,810+12%
New Hampshire$1,320–$3,740+10%
Delaware$1,295–$3,670+8%
Illinois$1,295–$3,670+8%
Nevada$1,295–$3,670+8%
Vermont$1,295–$3,670+8%
Virginia$1,295–$3,670+8%
Minnesota$1,270–$3,605+6%
Maine$1,260–$3,570+5%
Arizona$1,250–$3,535+4%
Pennsylvania$1,250–$3,535+4%
Florida$1,225–$3,470+2%
Montana$1,225–$3,470+2%
Utah$1,225–$3,470+2%
Idaho$1,200–$3,400
Wisconsin$1,190–$3,365-1%
Wyoming$1,190–$3,365-1%
North Dakota$1,175–$3,330-2%
Texas$1,175–$3,330-2%
Georgia$1,165–$3,300-3%
Michigan$1,165–$3,300-3%
North Carolina$1,150–$3,265-4%
New Mexico$1,140–$3,230-5%
Ohio$1,140–$3,230-5%
South Carolina$1,140–$3,230-5%
Tennessee$1,140–$3,230-5%
Indiana$1,130–$3,195-6%
Missouri$1,130–$3,195-6%
Nebraska$1,130–$3,195-6%
South Dakota$1,130–$3,195-6%
Iowa$1,115–$3,160-7%
Kansas$1,115–$3,160-7%
Louisiana$1,115–$3,160-7%
Kentucky$1,105–$3,130-8%
Alabama$1,090–$3,095-9%
Oklahoma$1,090–$3,095-9%
West Virginia$1,080–$3,060-10%
Arkansas$1,070–$3,025-11%
Mississippi$1,055–$2,990-12%

Common questions

Does a double door need a stronger opener?

Often yes, particularly for insulated or wood doors. If the existing opener is near the bottom of its power range it will run hot and wear out early. Worth pricing the opener alongside the door rather than discovering it later.

Two singles or one double?

Two singles cost more in total and need a centre post, but each door is lighter, and one failure still leaves you a working door. A double gives a wider opening and a cleaner look. It is mostly a use-and-taste decision.

I live on the coast — does that change the door?

Yes, in two ways. Many coastal counties require wind-rated doors with reinforcing struts, which adds cost and needs permitting and inspection. Salt air also makes galvanised or stainless hardware worth specifying.

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