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Wood Garage Door Cost Calculator

Estimate the installed cost of a solid wood or wood-composite garage door. Wood doors run $1,800–$7,000+, with a national average near $3,000 for a double, since species, size, staining, and hardware all move the price. Cedar, redwood, and mahogany command the highest costs, while wood-composite offers the look for less. Adjust the material and size below for a live low–average–high estimate.

National average$3,000Range $1,800$7,000

Wood Garage Door Cost

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National estimate
Estimated total
$4,210
Typical range $2,810 $6,340
$4,210
Per door
4.5–6.6 hr
Install
$60
Upkeep/yr
Cost breakdown
Garage door(s)$3,295
Opener$520
Installation labor$260
Old door removal$90
Disposal fee$45

Planning estimate based on national labor & material pricing. Not a binding quote.

Detailed cost tables

Break down the numbers

Installed pricing by material, regional labor, and opener type — the same data powering the calculator above.

Installed cost by material (double door)
MaterialLowAverageHigh
Steel$1,550$2,300$3,450
Insulated Steel$2,050$3,100$4,650
Aluminum$2,150$3,300$5,425
Wood$2,975$5,400$11,200
Fiberglass$2,350$3,600$5,850
Vinyl$2,175$3,225$4,875
Composite / Faux Wood$2,750$4,400$7,425
Glass / Full-View$3,775$6,600$14,150
Labor cost by state
StateLowAverageHigh
California$250$340$430
Texas$190$260$330
Florida$200$270$340
New York$240$330$420
Illinois$220$290$380
Ohio$190$250$320
Arizona$190$260$330
Georgia$180$250$320
Opener cost (installed)
OpenerLowAverageHigh
Chain Drive$280$410$600
Belt Drive$380$520$780
Screw Drive$340$490$710
Jackshaft (Wall-Mount)$550$760$1,120
Wall Mount (Smart)$580$820$1,220
Smart Wi-Fi Belt Drive$430$610$910
Commercial Opener$850$1,400$2,750

Figures are researched U.S. averages for planning. Your calculator estimate applies your state's specific labor and material multipliers for a more precise number.

What drives the price

8 factors behind your garage door cost

Our calculator weighs each of these to build a realistic, regional estimate.

Door size & count

Single, double, or triple — and how many openings you're doing at once.

Material & insulation

Steel, wood, aluminum, glass and R-value drive the biggest cost swings.

Brand & style

Premium brands and carriage/full-view designs command higher prices.

Labor & removal

Local labor rates plus hauling away and disposing of your old door.

Permits & inspection

Required in many cities; coastal zones add wind-load documentation.

Climate & wind load

Hurricane, snow, and high-wind regions require rated, reinforced doors.

Opener & smart tech

Drive type, horsepower, Wi-Fi, cameras, and battery backup add up.

Emergency & timing

Same-day, after-hours, and weekend service carry premiums.

FAQs

Frequently asked questions

Everything you need to know before starting this project.

A wood double garage door averages $3,000 installed, ranging from $1,800 for wood-composite to $7,000+ for premium hardwood or custom carriage designs. Cedar, redwood, and mahogany command the highest prices. Staining and hardware add to the total.

Wood offers unmatched natural beauty and curb appeal that boosts home value, especially on higher-end and craftsman-style homes. The trade-off is more maintenance and a higher price than steel. If aesthetics are a priority, many owners find it worthwhile.

Wood doors need refinishing or resealing every 1–3 years to protect against moisture, warping, and fading, especially in sun or coastal exposure. Neglect can lead to rot and costly panel replacement. Composite options reduce this upkeep.

Real wood is solid lumber with authentic grain but higher cost and maintenance. Wood-composite uses engineered layers with a wood-look overlay, offering better rot and warp resistance at a lower price. Composite is a popular middle ground.

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