How much Home Depot charges to replace a garage door depends on door size, material, insulation, and installation complexity, but typical costs include door price plus installation labor. Home Depot sells garage doors through its installation program where you purchase door from brands like Clopay, Amarr, or CHI, and Home Depot contracts installation to local licensed installers. For a standard single-car garage door, 8 by 7 feet, non-insulated steel door costs about 600 to 1200 dollars for door plus 300 to 600 dollars for installation, totaling 900 to 1800 dollars installed. For double-car garage door, 16 by 7 feet, non-insulated steel costs 1000 to 2000 dollars plus 400 to 700 dollars installation, totaling 1400 to 2700 dollars. Insulated steel doors cost more, adding 200 to 500 dollars. Wood doors cost 1500 to 4000 dollars plus installation. Custom sizes, windows, decorative hardware, and high R-value insulation increase price. Home Depot often includes removal and disposal of old door in installation price, but may charge extra 100 to 200 dollars for disposal. Additional costs may include new tracks if old tracks not compatible, costing 100 to 200 dollars, and new opener installation if needed costing 300 to 600 dollars. Home Depot offers free in-home consultation and measurement, financing, and warranty. Getting quote from Home Depot plus independent garage door company ensures fair price comparison.
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