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Door Replacement Pays You Back Faster Than Almost Any Other Project

A new exterior door returns an average of 216.4% of its cost at resale — the highest ROI of any home improvement project tracked (Zonda 2025 Cost vs. Value data) — while also improving security, insulation, and curb appeal. If your door is warped, drafty, or no longer locks securely, replacement is usually a fast, high-return fix.

Below you’ll find project pricing by door type, our top-ranked door installers, and answers to the most common questions. Not sure if you need a full replacement? See the signs it’s time to replace your door, compare door materials, or check the full cost guide.

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What Are the Main Door Replacement Projects, and What Does Each Cost?

Every project below is priced as an installed national range covering labor and materials. The table lists them at a glance; the cards underneath add scope, timeline, and what pushes a job toward the top of its range. Local labor rates move these figures — your city page carries the adjusted numbers.

Project TypeTypical CostNotes
Steel Entry Door$1,200–$2,500Budget-friendly steel replacement door
Fiberglass Entry Door$1,500–$4,000Wood-look fiberglass with better insulation
Wood Entry Door$2,500–$6,000+Custom wood door with premium curb appeal
Sliding Patio Door$1,500–$3,500Space-saving sliding glass door replacement
French Patio Door$2,500–$6,000+Hinged double-door glass replacement
Door Frame Replacement$200–$650Frame-only repair without replacing the door
Steel Entry Door
$1,200–$2,500
Steel is the most affordable entry door material and holds up well structurally, though it dents more easily than fiberglass and can rust at the edges over time if the finish is compromised. Most single-door installs take 3–5 hours for a straightforward swap into an existing frame. A solid choice for homeowners who want a secure, code-compliant door without paying a premium for wood-look texture.
Fiberglass Entry Door
$1,500–$4,000
Fiberglass doors combine a wood-grain look with far better insulation and dent resistance than steel, and won't rot, warp, or rust. Installation runs 3–5 hours for a like-for-like swap; longer if the frame or sidelights need rebuilding. The most popular mid-tier choice for homeowners who want durability and curb appeal without full custom-wood cost.
Wood Entry Door
$2,500–$6,000+
Solid wood delivers the richest look and can be stained or painted to match any exterior, but requires more upkeep — periodic refinishing to prevent warping and moisture damage. Custom sizes and glass packages push installation into a half-day to full-day job. Best for homeowners prioritizing architectural character over low maintenance.
Sliding Patio Door
$1,500–$3,500
A sliding door swaps into an existing opening without swinging clearance, making it the standard choice for decks and smaller patios. Installation typically takes 4–6 hours for a like-for-like size; larger multi-panel systems take longer. Look at frame material and glass package the same way you would windows — thermal performance matters given the amount of glass.
French Patio Door
$2,500–$6,000+
French doors swing open in two hinged panels, offering a wider unobstructed opening than sliders but requiring clearance to swing. Installation runs 5–8 hours including framing adjustments; insulated, tempered glass packages add cost but improve both safety and energy performance. A strong choice for homeowners prioritizing airflow and a traditional look over space efficiency.
Door Frame Replacement
$200–$650
When the door slab itself is sound but the frame has rotted or shifted, a frame-only repair costs a fraction of full replacement — typically a 2–4 hour job. This is a distinct, smaller-scope query from full door replacement, and worth asking about specifically if only the frame (not the door) shows damage.

Which Door Replacement Companies Rank Highest?

These companies are ordered by their real customer rating, taken from public review platforms and dated when we recorded it. It is not an editorial score and not a ranking of build quality — most ratings describe a single branch listing, so read the scope note on each company’s review page before comparing.

Renewal by Andersen
★★★★★4.9Google (6,296 reviews)as of August 2026
Fibrex® entry and sliding patio doors from the #1 J.D. Power-rated window company, backed by the same lifetime warranty as their windows.
RemyRemy's Take

Renewal by Andersen's Fibrex composite construction extends to its entry and patio door lines, and reviews that specifically call out door installations echo the window feedback — installers are frequently praised for punctuality, cleanup, and fit. A recurring caveat on patio doors involves water intrusion in the tracks or wind leakage after a few years, which owners report gets resolved through RbA's warranty service calls, though response times vary by which local affiliate handles your installation. As with their windows, expect a premium price point reflected in premium materials and a full-service installation process.

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Long Home Products
★★★★★4.9Google (6,000+ reviews)as of August 2026
65+ years on the East Coast. Adds entry doors to its bath, roofing, and window lines across 12 states.
RemyRemy's Take

Long Home's door line carries the same lifetime, no-nonsense warranty as its roofing and windows work, and reviews mentioning door installs are strongest on crew professionalism once a job is actually underway. Independent review platforms show a wider split than the company's own testimonials, though, with a recurring pattern of incorrect installations and slow follow-up on service calls — get any promised adjustment or fix in writing before the crew leaves. As with Long Home's other trades, if you're not currently in the market, ask directly to be removed from their contact list.

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Home Genius Exteriors
★★★★★4.8Google (2,377 reviews)as of August 2026
Highest-rated exterior contractor nationally. Installs ProVia entry and patio doors alongside windows.
RemyRemy's Take

Home Genius Exteriors partners with ProVia for its entry and patio door lines, and reviews mentioning door installs describe the same dedicated-project-manager experience the company is known for elsewhere — homeowners note a straightforward process and thorough cleanup. One practical flag: their "50% off materials" promotion explicitly excludes windows and doors, so confirm what's actually discounted before you count on that number for a door quote.

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Window Nation
★★★★★4.7Google (5,272 reviews)as of August 2026
National vinyl window chain also installs steel and fiberglass entry doors with the same buy-more-save-more pricing.
RemyRemy's Take

Window Nation's patio and entry doors are backed by the same Installation Masters-certified crews and Lifetime Plus warranty as their windows, and most door-specific reviews echo that — quick, clean install days with minimal disruption. That said, a handful of documented complaints are door-specific: missing screw-cover plugs, a patio door lock that was difficult to operate, and one report of a screen door that detached within weeks of installation. Confirm your door's exact measurements and hardware function are checked at the final walkthrough before your crew leaves.

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Power Home Remodeling
★★★★★4.6Google (4,852 reviews)as of August 2026
Full-exterior remodeler adds entry and patio doors to its windows, roofing, siding, and solar lineup.
RemyRemy's Take

Power's POWER Freedom Series entry doors and sliding patio doors are built with ProVia, and door-specific reviews are genuinely positive — homeowners report noticeable draft elimination and lower heating bills after replacement, with most installs finishing in a few hours. As with Power's other trades, the most common complaint isn't the door itself but the door-to-door sales approach used to generate the appointment — you're free to request a consultation on your own schedule instead.

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Hansons
★★★★★4.4Google (4,230 reviews)as of August 2026
Great Lakes multi-trade specialist installs patio doors alongside its windows, bath, and roofing lines.
RemyRemy's Take

Hansons installs entry and patio doors under the same four-tier Smart Choice warranty system used across its other trades, and reviews specifically describing patio door installs are largely positive on crew professionalism and a same-day quality check. A smaller number of reviews flag doors arriving shorter than the ordered size without advance notice, so confirm your exact door dimensions are documented in writing before installation day.

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Clear Choice Home Improvement
★★★★★4.4Google (857 reviews)as of August 2026
New Hampshire-based specialist installs ProVia entry doors alongside its siding and gutter work.
RemyRemy's Take

Clear Choice's entry door line is part of its broader New England exterior business, and reviews mentioning door work echo the company's general reputation for responsive communication and on-time, respectful crews. As with their other trades, the strongest and most consistent activity is concentrated around their Harrisburg, PA market — confirm your specific ZIP is inside their active service area before requesting a door quote.

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Statewide Remodeling
★★★★★4.3Google (1,707 reviews)as of August 2026
25+ year Texas multi-trade contractor adds patio doors to its bath and window lines in TX/OK/AR/NM/UT.
RemyRemy's Take

Statewide's sliding and French patio doors use insulated glass with low-E coatings, and door-specific reviews are notably strong — homeowners describe replacing leaking patio doors and rotted surrounding wood in the same visit, with crews hauling away the old materials and leaving a clean site. Statewide holds a 4.3–4.5 star rating across its major Texas markets (Houston, Dallas), consistent with the professional, low-pressure service reputation reflected in its other trades.

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Exterior door replacement returns an average of 216.4% of its cost at resale — the highest ROI of any home improvement project we track (Zonda 2025 Cost vs. Value data) — plus better security, insulation, and curb appeal than an aging door.
✍ Reviewed by the Remodel Your Home editorial teamUpdated: August 19, 2026

Door Replacement, Door Installation or Door Repair: What Are You Buying?

Door replacement, door installation, exterior door replacement and entry door replacement all get searched for the same project, but the scope behind them varies more than most homeowners expect — and the difference is thousands of dollars.

A slab replacement swaps only the door itself into the existing frame. A prehung unit replaces the door and its frame together. This is the doors equivalent of insert-versus-full-frame in windows: same decision, same cost multiple, and the same incentive for a company that specialises in one to recommend it.

Patio door replacement and sliding glass door replacement are a different job again — larger glass area, more weight, and thermal performance that matters as much as it does on windows. Door repair covers rollers, tracks, weatherstripping and hardware, and is often the honest answer on a door that simply sticks.

One thing worth knowing before you shop: steel entry doors carry the second-highest resale return of any tracked home improvement project, ahead of every window and roofing option. The complication nobody mentions is that the highest-return door is also the plainest — return drops as you move upmarket into wood and large glass packages.

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Frequently Asked Questions

These are the questions homeowners ask most often before starting this project - what it costs, how long it takes, what a fair quote looks like and which details change the price. Each answer below is written to stand on its own, so you can read just the one you need.

Steel entry doors run $1,200–$2,500, fiberglass $1,500–$4,000, wood $2,500–$6,000+, and patio doors $1,500–$6,000+ depending on style and glass package.

A steel entry door replacement recoups an average of 216.4% of its cost at resale — the highest ROI of any home improvement project tracked (Zonda 2025 Cost vs. Value data).

A single door replacement typically takes 3–5 hours. Patio doors and custom sizes take longer, especially if framing needs rework.

Steel is the most affordable and secure but dents easily. Fiberglass offers a wood-look with better insulation and no rot risk. Wood delivers the richest look but needs periodic refinishing.

Check your state's contractor licensing board and ask for proof of active liability insurance before signing — don't just take a contractor's word for it.

Most contractors matched through Remodel Your Home offer financing, including 0% promotional periods for qualified buyers. Ask about terms during your free estimate.

Warping or cracking in the slab, sticking when opening or closing, drafts at the frame, fogging between glass panes, and a door that no longer locks securely are the most common reasons homeowners replace a door.

A pre-hung replacement door for an experienced DIYer is possible, but improper flashing or an out-of-square frame causes leaks and drafts that are expensive to fix later. Most homeowners hire a licensed installer.

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