What does this price range include? The range includes the most popular options for both basic and much higher quality doors that we see. It includes windows, insulation, steel backing and design options (such as if you want carriage style garage doors).
The range also considers the southern climate in a non-air conditioned garage for recommended insulation levels. This also includes what I refer to as the “full door kit,” but assumes everything is standard on 7-foot tall doors. The single door sizes are commonly 8 or 9 feet wide by 7 feet tall and the double doors would be 16 or 18 feet wide by 7 feet tall.
The price includes garage door springs, tracks, door hardware, seals (all installed), with the disposal of the old materials (or some other common needs for a new construction installation).
What does this price range not include? First, these prices do not include sales tax. It varies 6-8% between the counties, and of course inside Atlanta city limits, they want a piece of your pie too.
While the range does include the most popular style options, it does not include custom door designs. Solid wood, overlay, and faux finish are popular keywords that will create more of an architectural style, but can increase the cost significantly.
We work with the more stylistic doors too, but it is important to keep in mind that some of these doors do sacrifice functionality so are not only more expensive, but also higher maintenance. The good news is the price list does include high end options in terms of quality. You might choose to spend more for a special look, but most of those doors are built with the same base structurally used with more cost effective alternatives.