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How much does a garage door cost in the UK?

A garage door costs £600 to £2,500 in the UK, typically around £1,200 supplied and fitted. Prices reviewed June 2026.

A garage door is priced by the type and size, and whether it is insulated or electric. Up-and-over doors are cheapest, roller and sectional doors cost more, and electric operation adds to any of them.

From
£600
Typical
£1,200
Up to
£2,500
supplied and fitted · reviewed June 2026 Half a day to a day

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Garage door cost breakdown

What a garage door typically costs, by option:

Door typeTypical UK cost
Up-and-over£600 to £1,000
Roller£900 to £1,800
Sectional / insulated£1,200 to £2,500
+ Electric motor and remoteadd £250 to £600
+ Double / larger dooradd £300 to £800

What's included in the price?

A typical garage door price includes:

What changes the price?

The things that move a garage door price most:

01

Door type (up-and-over, roller or sectional)

02

Single versus double width

03

Insulated versus non-insulated

04

Electric operation and a remote

Does where you live change the cost?

Fairly consistent nationally, with London a little higher on labour.

Common questions

How much is a new garage door fitted?

A basic up-and-over door is typically £600 to £1,000 fitted, a roller door £900 to £1,800, and an insulated sectional door £1,200 to £2,500. Electric operation adds a few hundred pounds.

Is an insulated garage door worth it?

If you use the garage as a workshop, gym or room it is worth it, as an insulated door keeps the space warmer and quieter. For storage only, a standard door is usually enough.

These are independent guide prices based on typical UK jobs in 2026. Your actual cost depends on your property, spec, access and where you live. Always get at least three written quotes before committing.

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