How much does a new garage door cost in Las Vegas? (2026 prices)

What a new garage door actually costs in the Las Vegas Valley, by door type, with the door and the labor as separate published lines, plus an honest answer on whether repairing the one you have is the better buy.

A new garage door in Las Vegas costs from $1,150 installed for a single steel door and from $1,450 for a standard double, and that price covers the door, the tracks, springs sized to the new door, the installation and haul-away of the old door. Insulated steel starts at $1,550 single and $2,050 double, and a full-view aluminum and glass door starts at $3,400 single and $5,700 double. Every one of those numbers is published with the door and the labor as separate lines, which is the part almost nobody in this city puts in writing.

How much does a new garage door cost in Las Vegas?

A new garage door in the Las Vegas Valley costs from $1,150 installed for a single steel door and from $1,450 for a standard 16x7 double, rising to $1,550 and $2,050 for the insulated versions of the same two doors. Full-view aluminum and glass starts at $3,400 for a single and $5,700 for a double, and large or custom units are quoted per opening.

These are lines from our Las Vegas price list as it reads today, not figures typed for this article. The installed price is what you pay. The door and the labor columns show how that number is built, because a starting price with nothing behind it is impossible to compare against anybody else.

Two things in that table are worth sitting with. The step from a single to a double steel door is about $300, which surprises most people who assume twice the door means twice the money. And the whole insulated upgrade on a single door is about $400, which is smaller than the gap between two quotes for the same non-insulated door. When you are ready to have one measured, that is our new garage door installation in Las Vegas, and the visit to measure and quote it costs nothing.

How much should I expect to pay for a new garage door?

Expect $1,150 to $2,050 installed for a standard steel door in this valley, single or double, insulated or not. Six things move you inside or above that band, and none of them is a mystery.

• Size. A single 8x7 or 9x7 and a double 16x7 are the standard openings and carry the published starting prices. Anything wider or taller is a special order, quoted per opening.
• Insulation. About $400 more on a single and $600 on a double, and it buys a quieter, stiffer door as well as a cooler garage.
• Windows. A top row of window sections adds to the door line, plain glass costs less than decorative or obscure glass, and the frame work is the same either way.
• Material. Steel is the value. Full-view aluminum and glass is a different category of money and a different look, from $3,400 single.
• Springs and hardware. Springs are sized to the new door and are part of the install, not an add-on. A heavier door needs heavier springs and sometimes a longer torsion tube.
• An opener at the same visit. If yours is healthy and the right horsepower we reprogram it and charge nothing extra. If it is not, an installed opener runs $425 to $575 chain-drive, $545 to $795 belt-drive with battery backup, or $850 to $1,095 wall-mount.

How much does Home Depot charge to install a new garage door?

The big-box answer is public for one of them and not for the other, and both are worth reading next to a local quote.

Home Depot publishes a cost guide for this job. Read on 2026-09-19, it gives an average total cost of $2,725 to $6,325, breaks the door out at $1,800 for one door, the opener at $159 to $499, and the line it calls labor and installation at $178 to $238. By material it lists steel at $1,868, wood at $5,100, composite at $4,680 and glass at $7,640, with $300 for clear glass windows and $500 for specialty glass. Lowe's garage door and opener installation page, read the same day, publishes no price at all: it says a quote will include product and labor and invites you to book a free consultation.

The number to look hard at there is the labor line. A $178 to $238 installation charge against an $1,800 door is not the same trade as our $500 to $750 labor on a $650 to $1,300 door, and the difference is not a discount, it is a different division of the work. Ask whoever quotes you what their labor figure covers: removal of the old door, disposal, new tracks, springs sized to the new door, weather seal and the safety reverse test, or only the hanging of the panels.

For the door on its own, Google's shopping panel for this exact search on 2026-09-19 listed Home Depot and Menards units from $489 for a non-insulated 8x7 up to $7,455 for an insulated 7 ft Clopay with arch windows, with the common insulated Clopay steel units sitting between $1,108 and $3,345. Those are door-only prices. None of them includes removal, disposal, tracks, springs sized to your opening or the install.

What the other Las Vegas companies publish

Three local companies put a number on the internet for this job. All three are quoted here as they read on 2026-09-19, and none of them separates the door from the labor.

• Martin Garage Doors of Nevada publishes $1,100 to $10,000 or more for a single car door and $1,300 to $20,000 or more for a double, and says the figure includes removal of the old door, hauling away, installation and labor as one combined range.
• Precision Overhead Door of Las Vegas publishes that most homeowners in Las Vegas spend between $1,200 and $3,500 including professional installation, and carries a $329 off double door and $100 off single door promotion.
• Thumbtack's Las Vegas installer page publishes $200 to $4,000 or more for a new door without installation.

A range that runs from $1,100 to $10,000 is not a price, it is the whole catalog. It is accurate and it is also useless for deciding anything, which is why our list starts at a door type and shows what the two halves of the job cost.

Is it cheaper to repair or replace a garage door?

Repairing is cheaper almost every time, and by a wide margin, because the parts that actually fail on a Las Vegas door are all a few hundred dollars installed. Replacement earns its money when the panels themselves are the problem, or when you want something the current door cannot give you.

Here is the arithmetic, from the same price list. A standard torsion spring pair is $295 to $425. Lift cables are $140 to $220 a pair. A set of ten nylon rollers is $135 to $195. A 16 ft bottom seal is $95 to $145. Take the top of all four of those ranges together and you are still under $1,000, which is less than the cheapest new door in the table above, and that combination would give you a door that opens quietly and seals against the dust for years. Most of the time you only need one of them. If that is where you are, start at garage door repair in Las Vegas or, if a spring has gone, garage door spring repair.

Replace rather than repair when any two of these are true at once. Several panels are dented, cracked or rusted through, because a single section replacement is $325 to $650 plus the section itself and two or three of them approach the price of a whole door. The door has no insulation and the garage is attached and unbearable. The door is a wood or hardboard unit that has gone soft at the bottom edge. You are selling and the front of the house is the thing holding the photos back. Or the door has been repaired three times in two years, which usually means it was never the right weight for its opening.

What is the cheapest way to replace a garage door?

The cheapest honest route is a non-insulated steel single or double in a standard size, with no windows, reusing a healthy opener. That is the $1,150 and $1,450 line in the table, and there is nothing second-rate about it on a detached garage or a storage bay.

The cheapest route that is not honest is the one to watch for, because it shows up in this market constantly: a low headline price that turns into an add-on list on the day. Springs quoted separately after the door is down. Haul-away as an extra. New tracks as an extra. A service call added on top. Our numbers include the tracks, the springs sized to the new door, the weather seal, the install and the removal of the old door, and the written quote you get before anything is ordered is the number you pay. If a quote you are comparing does not say what it includes, that is the question to ask, not the price.

What the desert does to a door, and what to buy because of it

A door in this valley lives under UV that fades and chalks the paint on the south and west elevations, in fine dust that works into the rollers and the tracks, and against a bottom seal that goes hard and cracks years before the same seal would in a milder climate. Those three are the reason so many Las Vegas doors look tired long before they are mechanically finished, and they are also the reason a cheap door is a false economy here: the paint system and the seal are where the money goes on a better panel. The seal itself is the cheap half of that: garage door bottom seal replacement in Las Vegas is $95 to $145 installed on the same published list.

Insulation is the upgrade that pays for itself in comfort rather than in a utility line you can point at. An attached garage with a non-insulated door becomes a heat box that bleeds into the house all afternoon, and if you use the garage as a gym, a workshop or the family's main entrance you will feel the difference immediately. We wrote the long version of that decision at is an insulated garage door worth it in Las Vegas.

Full-view glass and aluminum, and why it is quoted per opening

Full-view aluminum and glass doors start at $3,400 for a single and $5,700 for a double, and unlike the steel lines those two numbers are starting points rather than a band, because the glass specification is most of the price. Clear, frosted, tinted, obscure and insulated glass are all different money in the same frame, and the frame finish is its own choice. They are also heavy, which makes the spring sizing and the opener choice a real engineering decision rather than a formality. You can see the ones we have installed across the valley in our job photo gallery, every photo a real job rather than a catalog render. The styles, the glass options and the honest heat trade-off are in modern glass garage doors in Las Vegas.

What a new door gives back when you sell

A garage door is usually the largest single visible surface on the front of a Las Vegas home, which is why replacing a faded one changes the look of the whole property more than almost any other exterior job of the same size. The resale side of that argument, and where it stops being true, is set out in our piece on why a new garage door is one of the best home upgrades you can make.

If you are inside a homeowners association, and a great many Summerlin, Anthem and Sun City homes are, the style and color rules come before the price conversation. Tell us your association when we measure and we will steer you to compliant options and give you the spec sheet the board usually asks for. Permit requirements are set by your city or county building department rather than by us, and they change, so confirm with yours before the install. Read the curb appeal case at a new garage door is one of the best home upgrades you can make.

What is the average lifespan of a garage door?

A steel sectional door is generally good for fifteen to thirty years, and the panels usually outlast everything bolted to them. Springs, cables, rollers and seals are the wear parts and they are meant to be replaced two or three times across the life of the door, which is exactly why the repair arithmetic above beats replacement so often. A door that gets a yearly tune-up and stays in balance sits at the top of that range. A door running on tired springs drags on its opener and sits at the bottom.

Methodology: every Angels Garage Doors figure on this page is a line from our published Las Vegas price list as it reads on 2026-09-19, with the installed price, the door and the labor shown separately. Outside figures are attributed to the company that publishes them and dated to the day we read them, 2026-09-19. No figure on this page is an estimate written for the article, and no price here is a quote: a quote is written for your opening after we measure it.