garage door prices

Your average 16' x 7' door falls in this price range. Installation usually isn't included at this price, so be prepared to get your hands a little dirty. You'll get a detailed installation manual that lays everything out step-by-step. Just a little warning, you'll need 2, maybe 3 people to help you with the installation.

If you're looking for a little more from your garage door, you'll find very sturdy tilt-up or rolling wood/aluminum doors in this price range. The standard size for these doors is 16' x 7'. The really nice part about purchasing a door in this price range is that you don't have to hassle with installing it yourself. If you're looking for a very durable door, you might want to opt for an aluminum door. They have the added advantage of less corrosion since they don't really rust. However, the downside is that aluminum does dent very easily, but dent repair is pretty affordable.

If you're looking for an affordable non-insulated, 16' x 7' door, you'll be able to find one in this price range. It might not have the premium advantages of a more expensive insulated garage door, but it will definitely get the job done. Everything from this price range and above has the installation fee included in the price.

If you're looking for a stylish and functional garage door, you'll definitely find one in this price range. At the lower end of the price range, you'll get a stylish door made of a single metal plane. At the higher end, you'll not only get a stylish door, but also a door of top notch quality. The doors at the higher end come with quality foam installation sandwiched between two durable metal panels. At the highest range, the metal sheets will be thicker with a little more insulation between them, along with weather tolerance agents applied to the door. If you're looking to get the most for your money, you'd be smart to go for steel doors since they don't rust nor do they need to be repainted like wooden doors. The only downside like all other metal doors is that they can be difficult to repair when they get dented.

The doors in this price range are perfect for most high-end, custom homes. You'll get a 16' x 7' stained, wood panel door. Of course, it's a high grade roll-up door that runs quietly and smoothly. The price fluctuates slightly due to additional panel design or the quality and type of wood used for the door.

If you live in a modern, contemporary home, you'll really love the garage door in this price range. You'll get a high-tech 16' x 7' garage door constructed of two panels of high quality steel with 2 inches of premium polyurethane foam in between. The exterior will be pre-painted to match with the overall style of the house and the best part is that it requires very little maintenance.

If you live in a high wind area, you'll get a high wind resistant garage door perfect for your home.

For those of us who need the best-of-the-best, you'll be able to get a new custom wood door built specifically for you. High quality wood is the most popular material for high end doors because of its natural look and style. The only downside is that wood doors require regular, routine maintenance, since it can warp and start to crack as it ages. Another advantage of having a door custom-built for you is that they can build it to fit irregular sized door openings, such as 18' x 18' door openings for motor homes.

As you can see, there are multiple factors that affect the price of any garage door. Before you settle on a door, make sure to shop around for the best price for that particular model.