Steel, non-insulated
The baseline. Fine for a detached garage you don't heat and don't sit under. Cheapest to buy and the loudest to run.
From $1,500 8×7 · doubles 16×7 from $2,000
New doors, installed
Dented bottom section, a draft you can feel from the kitchen, and a noise that wakes the room above it. Here's what a new one costs, what actually looks right on a Capital Region house, and why insulation is not an upsell at this latitude.

The baseline. Fine for a detached garage you don't heat and don't sit under. Cheapest to buy and the loudest to run.
From $1,500 8×7 · doubles 16×7 from $2,000
Polystyrene or polyurethane core, R-9 through R-18. Quieter, stiffer, warmer, and the right answer on any attached garage in this climate.
At the measure from the base door up
Overlay panels, windows, hardware, and the finishes that change the front of the house. Quoted from the measure.
Quoted on site
An attached garage shares a wall — often an insulated one, often not — with the house. A non-insulated steel door is roughly a 16-by-7-foot hole in your building envelope, and in a Capital Region January that is a number you can feel on the heating bill.

Organised by the houses that are actually here — not by manufacturer catalogue number.
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