Door replacement cost covers a lot of ground, from a simple internal door to a glazed aluminium back door, so a single figure never quite fits. This guide breaks it down by door type, with realistic 2026 price ranges, so you can budget sensibly whether you are swapping one internal door or replacing every external door in the house.
These are guide ranges rather than a fixed price, because size, style and the state of your openings all move the number. A measured quote gives you the firm figure.
Internal doors are the cheaper end of the scale, and the main variables are the door itself and whether the frame needs any work.
If you are hanging a door into an existing frame, the job is quick. If the frame is out of square, the door needs trimming, or you want new architrave and ironmongery, add for the extra time and materials.
External doors do more work, so they cost more. They need to be secure, weathertight and well insulated, and the frame is usually replaced along with the door.
As a rough 2026 guide, supplied and fitted:
A back door tends to sit at the lower end, while a front door with glazing, a fanlight or side panels climbs higher.
If you are replacing a back door with something that opens up to the garden, the figures step up again. As a rough 2026 guide, bifold and sliding patio doors typically range from around 3,000 to 8,000 pounds or more supplied and fitted, depending on the width of the opening and the number of panels. You can see the options in our sliding and bi-fold door range.
Across every door type, the same handful of factors decide where you land.
Not every tired door needs replacing. If a door is sound but sticking, draughty or missing a bit of security, a repair, a new lock or an adjustment is often cheaper and does the job. We handle door and window repairs too, and we will tell you honestly when a fix beats a full replacement.
Replacement makes more sense when a door is rotten, warped, letting water in, poorly insulated or no longer secure. At that point you are paying to keep an old problem alive rather than solving it.
Guide ranges help you budget, but your doors and openings are unique. For a price you can rely on, request a free quote and we will measure up and talk through the options with no pressure.
As a rough 2026 guide, an internal door costs around 20 to 250 pounds depending on whether it is hollow-core or solid, plus roughly 60 to 150 pounds for fitting if the frame is sound. New frames, trimming or ironmongery add to the total.
Supplied and fitted, expect roughly 700 to 1,400 pounds for uPVC, 1,000 to 2,200 pounds for composite and 1,800 to 3,500 pounds or more for aluminium as a 2026 guide. Glazing, side panels and the opening move the figure, so get a quote.
Replacing the door alone is cheaper if the frame is sound and the sizes match, which is common with internal doors. External doors usually come as a set with the frame, because the seal and security depend on the frame fitting properly.
Repair if the door is sound but sticking, draughty or missing a bit of security, as a new lock or adjustment is often enough. Replace if it is rotten, warped, letting water in or no longer secure. We will give you an honest steer either way.
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