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How Much Is a New Garage Door [[in CITY]]?

Asking the price of a new garage door is a very broad question, almost like asking the price of a new house. A garage door [[in CITY]] costs, on average, between $700 and $1,500, not including installation.

Why is there such a range? The price depends on the following garage door cost components.

 A key factor is the materialyou choose. Here is a list in order of cost, from lowest to highest:

 Standard dimensions are 7-8feet high and 8-10’wide for a single garage door (15-17’ wide for double). Obviously, double doors will be more expensive, as will non-standard sizes.

Garage doors are usually a very visible part of your home’s frontage. A distinctive style–such as barn dooror carriage door –although pricey, is aworthwhile investment in terms of curb appeal. High quality doors not only look better, but also tend to last longer.

 Attractive and useful special featuresare optional extras. Examples are:a keypad, pass door, windows (made of plain, shatterproof, or frosted glass), insulation, decorative panels, designer hardware, murals, or custom colors.

 While professional installation can add a labor cost of about $200-500 per door, this additional charge is well worth it. Installing garage doors is a tricky, potentially dangerous job and it’s essential to get it done right.

How Long Do Garage Door Springs Last [[in CITY]]?

Garage door springs can last as long as 7-9 years [[in CITY]]. However, in some cases you might need new springs sooner than this. 

Torsion springs in good working order are essential to keep garage doors opening efficiently and safely. Here’s what you must know about garage door springs’life expectancy.

Expect your springs to wear out faster with heavy use.

 The 7-9 year projection is based on opening your garage door an average of 4 times a day – for example, going back and forth to work, plus an additional trip to pick up groceries or go out to eat. More frequent use will cause the springs to wear out within a shorter period.

Look for signs your garage door springs need to be replaced. 

Whatever the age of your springs, if they appear rusted, stretched,or separated, that’s a clear indication they are no longer in good shape. Other warning signals include doors that open crookedly, can’t be completely raised, or close too quickly. And of course, beware of any unusual sounds you hear while the springs are in use.

Lengthen the life of your springs with proper maintenance.

 Spray lubricant on the garage door springs once a month for smoother performance and a longer lifespan. Have springs checked and, if necessary, repaired by a professional technician as soon as any problems begin. 

TIP: If your garage door has two springs, replace both at the same time for optimal performance. 

Can Garage Door Panels Be Replaced [[in CITY]]?

Yes, many service companies [[in CITY]] can replace garage door panels. When panels get worn or damaged, replacement is often a simple solution, which may be less costly than buying a new garage door. However, do take the following 3 factors into account.

 Obviously, replacement will only be an option if your make and model of garage door panel is still available. To find out, you’ll need a serial number (check the inside lower section of your door). You also have to find a panel that matches the existing color. Keep in mind that if your garage door is quite faded, a new panel will be unlikely to match exactly.

 Here are the most common types of garage door panel damage:

Before the technician goes ahead with replacing a damaged garage door panel, he will assess the nature and extent of the problem and – most important -- whether it affects the safety of the garage door as a whole.

 Ask for an estimate of the cost of garage door panel replacement, including both parts and labor. This will allow you to decide whether replacing the panel is the most cost-effective course of action. If two or more panels are damaged, installing a new garage door could actually be more affordable.

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