Garage Door Prices - Shop To Find The Best

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Garage door prices do vary based on various factors. For example, installing the door yourself may reduce your costs sometimes twice. At the same time, the prices will be much higher if you require high wind rated garage doors, or if your door is of an irregular size. Garage door prices will also largely vary based on the material of the doors. Garage door prices may vary anywhere from $300-$3000.

Given below are some of the common garage door prices:

$300-$500 (not installed) - An average 16′x7′ door. This price range does not include installation prices, and may even get you a door with steel clad and added insulation. A manual for installation will be provided with the door, and all it takes to install it is 2-3 professionals and some common tools.

$400-$700 (installed) - A tilt-up or rolling wood/aluminum door, with outer plywood. Size 16′x7′, price includes installation. Aluminum doors have the added advantage of corroding lesser due to rust. On the bad side, they dent easily.

$600-$700 (installed) - purchasing a new16′x7′, non-insulated single door of a cheaper brand. These garage door prices also include professional installation.

$750-$1,200 (installed) - a new 16′x7′ steel garage door, and having it professionally installed. The less expensive models are usually single skin thinner metal doors; more expensive models are double-skin thicker metal doors with foam insulation between two panels. More expensive garage door prices may also additionally get you a 2 inch thick door, filled with insulation, with thicker steel panels, weather-stripping and weather seals. Steel doors do not rust and do not need repainting as often as wood doors, but they will dent and repairing may be difficult.

$800-$1,000 (installed) - Affordable professional installation along with a new 16′x7′ designed-to-be-painted sectional roll up insulated door.

$1,200-$2,000 (installed) - purchasing a new 16′x7′ higher-grade roll-up stained wood door panels. These garage door prices depend on the type of wood and any decorative additions to the panels, includes professional installation.

$1,200 (installed) - Inclusive of installation price, this high-tech garage door comes with a big, 16′x7′ solid steel garage door. It consists of two panels of steels with 2 inches of polyurethane foam in between. Additionally, it also includes a pre-painted exterior than does not require much maintenance.

$1,300 (installed) - measuring 16′x7′, this price offers a high wind rated garage door inclusive of installation costs.

$2,500-$3,000 (installed) - This price range includes installation prices and can get you a solid wood door built specifically to suit your needs. Wood looks stylish and also has decorative additions to it. However, it is more prone to cracking and aging, because of which it might require more maintenance. Such doors may also be highly priced because of irregular shape; such as a 18′x8′ with an attached motor.

Garage door prices vary on multiple factors. The price range is very wide ($300-$3,000), so it is a good idea to do some shopping in order to find the best prices.

Adam Stranton is very knowledgeable about garage door prices and about how to get the best garage door price.

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