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Its going to depend on the door make ;model ;area labor cost and the type of remote. The easiest way is just to get a price from a garage door company really. Look in the phone book.
Expect between $700 to 950. It depends on insulated VS non insulated and windows VS no windows. And you can buy a junky Chinese Walmart brand opener VS a quality one with a lifetime warranty.
Our neighbors just spent $1100 on a new insulated door. It's a very nice door, and probably at the high end of what they had available.
Get the phone book out and call a local company. What someone pays in a city 1000 miles away from you, really has nothing to do with what you might be charged.
Even BIg Macs have different prices in different cities.
I am having that same job done and have priced it out; most quotes for an insulated door with installation have run between $1000 and $1200. The opener is separate and will run another $400 for a remote opener with 2 remotes, installed.
A lot of garage door folks will not install an opener but are happy to recommend someone who can. It's such a scam.
"A lot of garage door folks will not install an opener but are happy to recommend someone who can. It's such a scam."
Every garage door company in my area also installs openers. Kind of odd they don't.
"A lot of garage door folks will not install an opener but are happy to recommend someone who can. It's such a scam."
Every garage door company in my area also installs openers. Kind of odd they don't.
Not sure how that is a scam though.
My thoughts exactly. I have never run across a garage door company that doesn't install door openers. (Unless the costumer is such a PITA when installing the doors themselves, then you tell them that so you don't have to deal even more with them.)
My thoughts exactly. I have never run across a garage door company that doesn't install door openers. (Unless the costumer is such a PITA when installing the doors themselves, then you tell them that so you don't have to deal even more with them.)
I have not found a single garage door installer who was willing to also install the opener. I did find a general contractor who knows how to do both though.
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