Entry door installation costs $975 to $1,773 according to Fixr, $547 to $2,374 according to HomeAdvisor, and $550 to $2,000 for an exterior door according to Angi, with each publisher reporting a different typical job.1,2,3 Fixr publishes a $1,353 national average for a new single door installed in an entryway, from a guide updated in January 2025.3 HomeAdvisor publishes a $1,456 average for exterior door installation, from a 2025-data guide updated June 2026.2 Angi publishes a $1,217 national average for door installation overall, based on 6,453 verified projects, from a 2026 guide updated September 2026.1 Prices below are national averages*.

*National averages, not local quotes. Your price depends on the door style, material, and the condition of the existing frame.

$1,353

national average – new single door installed in an entryway (Fixr, 2025)

$1,456

average exterior door installation (HomeAdvisor)

$1,217

national average, all door installation – 6,453 verified projects (Angi)

$550–$2,000

exterior door installation (Angi)

What the sources say

Source Headline figures Notes
Angi (updated Sep 2026) $1,217 national average for door installation overall (6,453 verified projects); most homeowners $497 – $1,960; exterior door installation $550 – $2,000 Average covers all door types, not entry doors alone
HomeAdvisor (2025 data, updated Jun 2026) $1,456 average for exterior door installation; normal range $547 – $2,374; simple projects from $200; complex high-end installations up to $7,000 Corporate sibling of Angi – the siblings publish different figures here
Fixr (updated Jan 2025) $1,353 national average for a new single door installed in an entryway; range $975 – $1,773 Average covers a defined job scope

The three publishers price different typical jobs – all doors, exterior doors, and a single entry door – and report different figures, with no shared sourcing stated, so the figures are presented separately and not compared directly.

Cost by door type

Angi and HomeAdvisor price overlapping door styles at different figures, so the columns are not compared directly.1,2

Door style Angi (2026) HomeAdvisor
Standard single $200 – $1,800 $230 – $3,630
Double $750 – $5,000 $1,250 – $6,030
French – $900 – $5,800
Sliding $1,200 – $4,500 $600 – $5,000
Bifold / multi-panel folding $150 – $13,800+ $4,600 – $13,800
Fire-rated $400 – $1,300 $400 – $1,300
Bulkhead cellar $600 – $3,000 –
Walkout basement – $2,000 – $10,000
Screen $100 – $1,500 $125 – $600
Barn $1,350 – $5,000 –
Pocket $800 – $3,500 –
Storm $185 – $1,100 $175 – $1,100
Security $600 – $4,600 –
Pet $100 – $2,000 –
Patio – $500 – $4,500
Back door – $300 – $1,200
Entry – $150 – $3,000

Fire-rated doors match at $400 – $1,300 across the sibling pair; matching figures alone don’t establish independent corroboration between corporate siblings. Angi prices bifold doors from $150 for interior closet units up to $13,800 or more for exterior folding glass walls, while HomeAdvisor’s multi-panel folding figure covers the high-end style only.

Cost by material

HomeAdvisor prices the door only, while Angi prices installation by material. The scopes differ, so the columns are not compared directly.1,2

Material HomeAdvisor (door only) Angi (2026, installed)
Steel $150 – $1,400 $100 – $1,000
Iron / wrought iron $1,500 – $13,000 $1,500 – $7,000
Fiberglass $150 – $3,000 $150 – $5,000
Wood $500 – $3,000 $200 – $5,000
Composite wood – $40 – $500
Aluminum – $100 – $2,000

Cost by door size

Angi (2026) prices installation for common door sizes at an 80-inch height.1

Door width (80-inch height) Average cost (Angi, 2026)
24–32 inches $150 – $700
36–48 inches $400 – $1,600
60–72 inches $400 – $4,500
Over 72 inches $2,000 – $5,000

Frame and jamb costs

Whether the existing frame and jamb can be reused is one of the biggest cost factors. Angi (2026) prices the scenarios as follows.1

Frame and jamb condition Average cost (Angi, 2026)
Need new frame and jamb $200 – $650
Existing jamb or frame in place $60 – $500
Need to change the whole door system $800 – $1,000

Fixr notes replacing an existing entry door typically adds a few hundred dollars over a new installation, because the old door must be removed and hauled away.3

Labor costs

The publishers report different labor rates, presented separately.1,2,3

Source Labor rate
Angi $40 – $90 per hour for a door installation contractor; a handyperson runs about $30 – $40 per hour
HomeAdvisor $30 – $90 per hour, averaging $70, with labor at 30% to 35% of the bill
Fixr (2025) $67 – $121 per hour; entry door installation takes three to seven hours, putting labor at $200 – $800 for the project

Add-ons and related costs

Item Cost Source
Old door removal and disposal $40 – $200 (interior $40 – $100, exterior $70 – $200) Angi
Hardware per door $10 – $200 HomeAdvisor
Hinges $2 – $30 each HomeAdvisor
Smart locks up to $300 HomeAdvisor
Door with sidelights $1,600 – $4,600 HomeAdvisor
Specialized security locks adds $300 – $700 Angi
Jambs $150 – $250 (labor and materials) Angi
Knobs and locks $10 – $300 (materials only) Angi
Deadbolt $50 – $100 (materials only) Angi
Permit up to a couple hundred dollars, varying by location Fixr (2025)

Other comparisons from the sources

Angi (2026) publishes these additional comparisons.1

Comparison Figures (Angi, 2026)
Pre-hung vs. slab door $300 – $2,400 pre-hung vs. $200 – $1,800 slab
Solid core vs. hollow core $100 – $500 solid vs. $50 – $200 hollow; solid core adds $100 – $300 per installation
Replacement vs. repair $150 – $4,000 average replacement vs. $140 – $380 average repair

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Sources
1. Angi — How Much Does Door Installation Cost? (2026 data)
2. HomeAdvisor — How Much Does Exterior Door Installation Cost? (2025 data)
3. Fixr — Entry Door Installation Cost (2025)