A new garage door in Massachusetts costs $1,678 to $8,080 installed for a single-car door (9' x 7') and $2,456 to $13,081 for a two-car door (16' x 7'). Steel doors run $1,678 to $4,866 single and $2,456 to $8,300 double. Steel with a composite carriage-house overlay (Amarr Carriage Court) runs $4,866 to $5,981 single and $8,380 to $10,584 double. Full-view aluminum and glass (Amarr Vista) runs $5,822 to $8,080 single and $9,070 to $13,081 double. These are our own prices as of September 12, 2026, not a national average.
What the total includes. The Amarr door with its tracks, hardware and torsion springs sized to the door, 6.25% Massachusetts sales tax on the door, installation labor ($600 for doors up to 10 feet wide, $900 for doors 12 feet and wider) and $175 to haul away and dispose of the old door. A new opener is separate and is covered further down.
Installed price by Amarr collection
Full installed totals for one door, prices as of September 12, 2026. The low end of each range is the base construction with no windows. The high end is the top construction with the most expensive window option.
| Collection | Look and material | Single, 9' x 7' | Double, 16' x 7' |
|---|---|---|---|
| Amarr Lincoln | Traditional raised panel. Steel. | $1,678 to $2,634 | $2,456 to $4,316 |
| Amarr Hillcrest | Carriage house. Steel. | $1,758 to $2,794 | $2,589 to $4,555 |
| Amarr Heritage | Traditional raised panel. Steel. | $1,838 to $2,873 | $2,748 to $4,661 |
| Amarr Heritage Carriage House | Carriage house. Steel. | $1,838 to $2,873 | $2,748 to $4,661 |
| Amarr Designer's Choice | Carriage house. Steel. | $2,395 to $3,113 | $3,864 to $5,139 |
| Amarr Classica | Carriage house. Steel. | $2,395 to $4,866 | $3,891 to $8,300 |
| Amarr Olympus | Traditional raised panel. Steel. | $2,422 to $3,059 | $3,784 to $5,059 |
| Amarr Northwoods | Modern. Steel. | $2,847 to $3,511 | $4,502 to $5,697 |
| Amarr EOS | Modern. Steel. | $4,573 | $7,397 |
| Amarr Carriage Court | Carriage house. Steel with composite overlay. | $4,866 to $5,981 | $8,380 to $10,584 |
| Amarr Vista | Modern. Aluminum and glass. | $5,822 to $8,080 | $9,070 to $13,081 |
Installed price by insulation (steel doors, no windows)
| How the door is built | R-value | Single, 9' x 7' | Double, 16' x 7' |
|---|---|---|---|
| Single-layer steel, no insulation (Not rated) | Not rated | $1,678 to $2,395 | $2,456 to $3,891 |
| Double-layer steel, vinyl-backed polystyrene (R-6.64) | R-6.64 | $1,891 to $2,820 | $2,908 to $4,688 |
| Triple-layer steel, polystyrene core (R-6.48 to R-9.05) | R-6.48 to R-9.05 | $2,130 to $3,033 | $3,306 to $4,767 |
| Triple-layer steel, polyurethane core (R-13.35 to R-14.46) | R-13.35 to R-14.46 | $2,395 to $4,573 | $3,784 to $7,397 |
How one total is built
The least expensive door on the sheet: Amarr Lincoln, single-layer steel, 9' x 7', no windows.
| The door, with tracks, hardware and torsion springs | $850 |
|---|---|
| Massachusetts sales tax, 6.25% on the door only | $53 |
| Installation labor, doors up to 10' wide | $600 |
| Haul-away and disposal of the old door | $175 |
| Installed total | $1,678 |
Doors 12' wide and wider carry $900 installation labor instead of $600. Everything else is worked out the same way. Price your exact door in the Door Builder.
What moves the price, biggest effect first
1. Size. A two-car door is more steel, heavier springs and a bigger install. In the least expensive collection, Amarr Lincoln, a single runs $1,678 to $2,634 and a double runs $2,456 to $4,316.
2. The collection, which is mostly the look. Traditional raised-panel steel (Lincoln, Heritage and Olympus) runs $1,678 to $3,059 for a single. Carriage-house steel (Hillcrest, Heritage Carriage House, Designer's Choice and Classica) runs $1,758 to $4,866 for a single. Modern steel (Northwoods and EOS) runs $2,847 to $4,573 for a single. Amarr Lincoln is the least expensive line in the book. The table above has every collection side by side.
3. Insulation. With no windows, a single-layer steel door with no insulation runs $1,678 to $2,395 single and $2,456 to $3,891 double. A triple-layer steel door with a polyurethane core (R-13.35 to R-14.46) runs $2,395 to $4,573 single and $3,784 to $7,397 double. If the garage is attached, heated, or has a room above it, the insulated door is usually worth the difference in a Massachusetts winter. For a detached, unheated garage, a single-layer or double-layer door does the job.
4. Windows. On steel doors, a row of windows adds $265 to $1,514 to a single door and $531 to $2,762 to a double, depending on the glass: plain glazed windows at the low end, insulated glass at the high end, decorative glass in between.
Adding an opener. An opener is optional and priced installed: budget belt opener $700, liftmaster 87504-267 $1,100, wall-mount opener $1,649. That is $700 to $1,649 on top of the door. If your current opener is in good shape, we reconnect it to the new door.
What is priced on the written quote instead of online. High-cycle springs, low-headroom or high-lift track, extra remotes, and anything unusual about the opening, such as rotted jambs or a car lift. Those depend on a tape measure and a look at the garage, so they are quoted on site, in writing, before any work starts.
Why these numbers look higher than some national guides. Many cost guides quote the door alone, or a big-box shelf price. Every number here is a finished job: door, tax, labor and removal of the old door.
Warranty and payment. Installation carries a 1-year labor warranty, and Amarr's manufacturer warranty covers the door. Sunbit monthly payment plans are available for new doors on approved credit (0% to 29.99% APR, soft credit check, terms shown before you commit).
Get your exact price. Pick the collection, size, color and windows in the Door Builder and it shows the installed total for that door. The written quote matches it. Prefer to talk it through? Book a free measure and estimate.
