Garage Door Prices Perth — 2026 Price List
Guide prices for every job on our list, from a safety inspection to a new door supplied and installed. Each job links to a page that explains the work involved and why its price can vary.
Quick Answer
Garage door prices in Perth, from our current list: a safety inspection is $120 and a full service from $140 + parts. A single broken spring costs $240–$280 to replace, a matched pair $440–$550, and a snapped lift cable $280–$550. A new motor, supplied and installed, is $770–$990. A standard-size new door is $3,000–$5,000 fitted, with the old door taken away, while custom and commercial doors typically cost $5,000–$15,000. After-hours call-outs cost extra (+$500). Every price is confirmed with a fixed quote before any work starts.
Want an estimate for your own door first? You can try the instant price calculator, which prices the job from the same list.
New Garage Door & Installation Prices
A standard door's price covers supply, installation and taking the old door away; where it lands in the range depends mostly on size and finish. Keeping your existing door through rendering or building work? The refit prices cover taking it down and putting it back.
| Job | Guide price | Details |
|---|---|---|
| New garage door — standard size, supplied & installed | $3,000–$5,000 | Old door removal, new door, tracks, hardware and fitting. |
| Roller door taken down & refitted | $880–$1,500 | Remove and reinstall your roller door (e.g. for rendering or building works). |
| Sectional door taken down & refitted | $990–$1,300 | Remove and reinstall your sectional door. |
| Tilt door arms & springs kit | $1,200–$1,800 | Tilt-door conversion/replacement arms kit with springs. |
More detail: Garage door installation cost
Garage Door Repair Prices
Most repairs are priced per job. Hinges and rollers are the exception: each part is charged on top of one call-out fee, so replacing every worn one in a single visit costs less than doing them one at a time.
| Job | Guide price | Details |
|---|---|---|
| Door off its tracks or jammed | $440–$770 | Re-seating the door, straightening tracks, checking rollers |
| Damaged panel or section replaced | $550–$1,100 | Replacing a damaged panel or section to match the door |
| Worn hinges, rollers or wheels | $30 each + $140 call-out | Replacing worn hinges, rollers and wheels |
| Safety sensors (photo eyes) replaced & realigned | $150–$300 | Aligning or replacing safety sensors / photo eyes |
| Weather seal — bottom rubber & brush | $280–$480 | Bottom rubber and/or brush seals supplied and fitted |
| Roller door lock & lock arms | $380–$440 | Replace the roller-door lock and lock arms. |
| Roller door pelmet (hood) replaced | $380–$480 | Replace the roller-door pelmet (hood). |
More detail: Garage door repair cost guide
Spring & Cable Prices
Spring prices go by how many springs your door runs on: a single door usually has one, a double a matched pair, and heavier doors three or four. We recommend replacing them as a set so the door stays balanced, and a spring that has slipped rather than snapped can often be refitted instead.
| Job | Guide price | Details |
|---|---|---|
| Broken spring (single) | $240–$280 | Supply & fit of new spring(s), re-tension and safety test. |
| Broken springs — matched pair | $440–$550 | Supply & fit of new spring(s), re-tension and safety test. |
| Three springs (larger or heavier doors) | $660–$770 | Supply & fit of new spring(s), re-tension and safety test. |
| Four springs (oversized or commercial doors) | $880–$1,000 | Supply & fit of new spring(s), re-tension and safety test. |
| Lift cable snapped or off the drum | $280–$550 | Replacing snapped or frayed cables and re-seating them on the drum |
| Spring refit or re-tension (no new springs) | $280–$330 | Re-tensioning or re-fitting springs that have slipped or lost balance |
More detail: Spring & cable replacement cost
Motor, Opener & Remote Prices
An opener repair covers the drive, the circuit board or the limit settings. If fixing yours would cost nearly as much as a new motor, we'll tell you before starting; new motors come fitted and programmed with remotes.
| Job | Guide price | Details |
|---|---|---|
| Motor or opener repair | $380–$490 | Diagnosing and repairing the opener motor, board or drive |
| New motor — supplied, installed & programmed | $770–$990 | New motor, installation, programming and remotes. |
| WiFi / smartphone control added | $280–$380 | Adding WiFi/smart control to a compatible opener |
| Extra or replacement remote | $95 each + $120 to attend & program | Supplying and programming extra or replacement remotes |
More detail: Motor replacement cost
Garage Door Service & Inspection Prices
A service lubricates, re-tensions and balances the door and checks its safety features, with any parts it needs priced on top. The safety inspection is a standalone check that ends with a written report of what we found.
| Job | Guide price | Details |
|---|---|---|
| Full service & tune-up | From $140 + parts | Full tune-up: lubricate, re-tension, balance and safety check |
| Safety inspection & written report | $120 | 20-point safety inspection and written report |
More detail: Service & maintenance cost
Commercial & Custom Door Prices
Custom and commercial doors are built to the opening, so size, materials, wind rating and the motor set the price, and each one is quoted once we've measured. The commercial roller door figure is a starting guide for servicing or a straightforward repair; bigger faults are quoted on inspection.
| Job | Guide price | Details |
|---|---|---|
| Custom or commercial door — supplied & installed | $5,000–$15,000 | Commercial and custom doors — supplied & installed. Priced to your opening and specs. |
| Commercial roller door service or repair | $280–$380 | Commercial roller door service/repair. |
More detail: Commercial garage doors in Perth
After-Hours Call-Out Surcharge
Work done outside business hours carries a flat surcharge on top of the job itself, which is priced from the tables above. We confirm the surcharge with you before a technician is sent, and the job price before any work starts.
| Job | Guide price | Details |
|---|---|---|
| After-hours or emergency call-out (on top of the job) | +$500 | Priority after-hours response on top of the repair price |
About these prices: All prices are indicative guides, not final quotes — your exact price is confirmed on-site, free and with no obligation.
Detailed Garage Door Cost Guides
Each guide goes deeper on one kind of job: what the price includes, what moves it and how the quote works.
What Changes a Garage Door Price
Size of the opening
The opening sets how much door you need. Doubles weigh more than singles and need stronger springs, and a non-standard opening can mean a door made to measure.
Material & insulation
Plain steel panels sit at the economical end. Insulated, timber-look and custom-clad doors cost more, and the extra weight of an insulated door can call for heavier springs or a stronger motor.
Motor & smart control
Automating a door adds $770–$990 for a motor that's fitted and programmed. Smart control on a compatible opener is $280–$380, and extra remotes are $95 each + $120 to attend & program.
Parts & condition
Repairs follow the parts involved. An older or neglected door often needs rollers, cables and springs together, and discontinued parts for some older doors take longer to source.
Access & site work
Taking the old door away is part of the new-door price. What can add to it is the site: a damaged frame, an uneven floor or awkward access means extra time or materials.
Timing
Out-of-hours and emergency call-outs carry a surcharge (+$500) on top of the job. A door that's secure can wait for a standard booking at the normal price.
Garage Door Repair Cost vs Replacement Cost
When one part fails on a door that's otherwise sound, a repair is almost always the cheaper fix: a pair of springs at $440–$550 against a new door at $3,000–$5,000. Once the door itself is worn out, though, paying for repair after repair can end up costing more than replacing it.
Repair is usually better when
- A single part has failed, such as a spring, cable, roller or the opener
- The panels or curtain are free of rust and serious dents
- Parts for your door and its motor are still being made
- It's the first breakdown in years, not the third this year
Replacement may be better when
- Rust or dents run across several panels or the whole curtain
- Breakdowns are becoming regular rather than one-off
- The door or opener is old enough that its parts are discontinued
- A renovation calls for an insulated door or a different style
Garage Door Price FAQs
It depends on the job. On our current list, a safety inspection is $120, one broken spring $240–$280, a door that has come off its tracks $440–$770 and a new motor $770–$990. A new standard-size door supplied and installed is $3,000–$5,000, and custom or commercial doors typically cost $5,000–$15,000. The tables on this page list every job we price, each linked to a fuller guide.
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