A single automatic roller door installs for $1,250-$3,675 and a double sectional can reach $7,900 - the type of door matters more than the size. One honesty note up front: tilt doors get no number here, because no clean published installed band exists for them.
Installed prices including the motor where you choose automatic. Replacement pricing includes removing and disposing of the old door.
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Installed and automatic, from the cleanest published installed-price source we found. Full breakdowns are in the guide.
$1,250-$3,675single, installed + automatic
$2,100-$4,725double, installed + automatic
The double roller is the most common Aussie garage door - its typical job prices at about $3,350.
See roller pricing$2,425-$5,250single, installed
$2,625-$7,900double, installed
The street-appeal upgrade - and insulated panels add a further 20-30%.
See sectional pricing$420-$1,200motor / opener, fitted
$400-$1,500installation labour only, single to double
Already have a door? Minor repairs run $125-$420 and a spring replacement $295-$580.
See motor + repair pricingRoller < tilt < sectional < custom. Custom double doors can pass $9,000 - the type decision is worth more than any negotiation.
Double doors run about 1.6-1.9x a single, not 2x - the tracks, motor and visit are shared.
A motor adds $420-$1,200 (quiet belt-drives at the top), and insulated sectional panels add 20-30% over standard panels.
Safety: garage door torsion springs are under extreme tension and cause serious injuries every year - never attempt spring work yourself. Doors should comply with AS/NZS 4505 and openers must have safety-reverse protection.
The garage door guide separates supply-only traps from real installed prices, and covers motors, repairs and replacements.