How much does a garage door cost?

Garage doors are priced per door by type and whether they're electric. Get an indicative supply-and-fit figure below.

Garage door cost estimatorLive estimate

Supply & fit of a single garage door. Insulated, electric and sectional doors sit at the top; roller doors vary.

Estimated cost
£1,200
range £600£1,800

Indicative estimate — confirm with quotes.

Choosing a garage door

  1. 1
    Type and operation

    Up-and-over is cheapest; roller doors save space; sectional doors insulate best. Electric operation adds cost but convenience.

  2. 2
    Insulation

    If the garage is (or may become) a habitable room, an insulated door is worth it — see garage conversions.

  3. 3
    Measure the opening

    Single and double openings differ a lot in price; measure width and height before quoting.

A new garage door is a quick kerb-appeal win and, if a conversion is on the cards, the insulated versions do double duty. Match the choice to the plan for the space — storage or future room.

Garage door costs (indicative, supply & fit)

TypePer doorNotes
Up-and-over (manual)£500 – £1,000Value option
Roller door (electric)£900 – £1,800Space-saving
Sectional (insulated)£1,200 – £2,500Best insulation
Double garage door£1,000 – £3,000Wider opening

Includes fitting and removal of the old door. Electric operators and insulation add cost.

Frequently asked questions

How much does a garage door cost?+

A manual up-and-over door costs £500–£1,000 supply and fit; an electric roller door £900–£1,800; an insulated sectional door £1,200–£2,500. Double doors cost more.

Is an insulated garage door worth it?+

If you might convert the garage to a habitable room, yes — an insulated door is part of meeting building regs and keeping the space warm. For pure storage, a standard door is fine.

Related tools & guides

Want to know how these figures are calculated? See our cost methodology.

Indicative estimates — not a quotation

Cost figures shown are indicative estimates, not quotations. You are responsible for verifying all costs (obtain contractor quotes) and any figures submitted to a lender. ScopeWise is a documentation tool, not financial, tax, structural or planning advice. HMO compliance prompts are guidance only — confirm requirements with your local council, as standards and licensing vary by authority.