Garage door installation costs $550 to $1,300 for a single door or $800 to $1,800 for a double door. Garage door prices are $400 to $1,100, and labor costs $150 to $700. Installation includes removing the old door, installing the new door and tracks, connecting the existing opener, and a 1-year labor warranty.

Installing a garage door opener costs $250 to $500 for both materials and labor. Prices for garage door openers vary depending on their brand, model, and garage door type.

Garage door repair costs $125 to $350 on average, depending on the repair type. Some companies charge a minimum call-out service fee of $50 to $100. Repairs are typically free if the garage door is still under warranty.

• Garage door spring replacement costs $120 to $350, and spring repair costs $40 to $80.
• Repairing broken garage door cables costs $80 to $185.
• Garage door opener or chain repair costs $75 to $300.
• Replacing garage door tracks costs $125 to $300.
• Fixing and aligning safety sensors costs $85 to $200.
• Repairing bent garage door tracks costs $125 to $400.
• Repairing rollers or brackets costs $80 to $200.

Garage door companies usually take 3 to 6 hours to replace a door of the same type and size. The installation time depends on the door size, compatibility with you garage, any necessary modifications, and the condition of your existing wiring and brackets. If the garage door you want isn't in stock, you may have to wait for them to order it for you.

Garage doors typically last 15 to 30 years, depending on how often they're used, material quality, climate, and maintenance. Garage door openers usually last 10 to 15 years. Garage door springs last 7 to 14 years, or 10,000 to 15,000 cycles.

Most homeowners tip garage door installers $10 to $20 per person if desired. Garage door installers don’t expect tips, like most other contractors. Tipping is a nice gesture when installers do a great job.

Search our list of garage door companies, then compare costs. After contacting potential services:

• Get at least three estimates to compare.
• Select licensed, insured, and certified companies.
• Read reviews and check out their previous work on HomeGuide and Google.
• Ask about their warranties and guarantees.
• Ask if permits or door reinforcements are necessary.
• Ask for an itemized estimate in writing.
• Avoid making large payments upfront. 

When hiring a pro for garage door replacement, ask them these questions:

• How long have you been in business?
• How many similar projects have you completed?
• Are you licensed, insured, and bonded?
• Can you provide testimonials from past customers?
• Will you obtain the permit if necessary?
• How long do these springs last? (Aim for up to 10 years or 20,000 cycles)
• Does the door have nylon rollers for quieter operation?
• Are there any potential complications or required modifications?
• What safety regulations will you follow?
• How long will the garage door replacement take?
• Do I need to be present during the replacement?
• What does your warranty include?
• Can you give me a free written estimate?
• What payment methods do you accept?