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Garage Door Cost Guides

Typical Perth prices for springs, cables, openers, servicing and new doors, with what pushes each one up or down.

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What a New Garage Door Motor Costs in Perth

Replacing a garage door motor in Perth typically costs $580–$1,300, supplied, installed and programmed. Openers for sectional doors tend to sit toward the lower end of that range and roller-door openers toward the top. Repairing the existing opener usually runs $180–$420. These are approximate market ranges including GST from published price guides, not a quote, and your price is confirmed on site before work starts.

What Garage Door Repairs Cost in Perth

Most garage door repairs in Perth are priced by the part that failed. As a guide, one broken spring typically costs $200–$350, a snapped cable $140–$300 and an opener repair $180–$420. These are approximate market ranges, including GST, drawn from published price guides rather than a fixed price list. The price for your door is confirmed on site before any work starts.

What a Garage Door Service Costs in Perth

A garage door service in Perth typically costs $120–$210 for one door. That normally covers lubrication, spring and cable checks, tension and track adjustments, the opener's force and limit settings, and a test of the auto-reverse. Worn parts found along the way are priced separately and agreed before they're fitted. These are approximate market ranges including GST from published price guides, not a quote.

How Much a Garage Door Spring Replacement Costs in Perth

In Perth, replacing one garage door spring typically costs $200–$350, and a matched pair $350–$580, supplied and fitted. Heavier doors that run three or four springs are quoted on inspection. These are approximate market ranges including GST, taken from published price guides: a guide, not a quote. The price for your door is confirmed on site before any work starts.

Garage Door Prices in Perth at a Glance

The ranges below are typical Perth prices for each job, including GST, drawn from published local price guides and checked September 2026. They show what the job usually costs, so you can sense-check any quote before you book. Your own price follows your door and the parts it needs, and it is confirmed on site before any work starts. Click any job for what's involved and what moves the price up or down.

Job	Typical price	Notes
Broken spring	$200–$580	Torsion/extension springs supplied & fitted — one of the most common same-day repairs.
Cable / off drum	$140–$300	Lift cable(s) replaced or re-seated and re-tensioned.
Motor not working	$180–$420	Diagnose & repair the opener — gears, logic board, capacitor or limit switches.
Replace motor	$580–$1,300	New opener supplied, installed and programmed. Sectional-door openers sit lower in the range, roller-door openers higher.
Off track / stuck	$150–$300	Re-rail the door and straighten/realign the tracks.
Damaged panel	$250–$800	A damaged sectional panel replaced — priced per panel.
Service / tune-up	$120–$210	Full service, lubrication and safety adjustment for one door. Any parts needed are quoted before they're fitted.
New standard door	$1,300–$5,900	A standard roller or sectional door, single or double, supplied & installed. The type and size set where it falls in the range.

Approximate prices. Typical Perth price ranges, including GST, checked September 2026. A guide only, not a quote — your price is confirmed on site before any work starts. No call-out fee.

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Is It Worth Repairing, or Time for a New Door?

Weigh the door, not just the broken part. When the panels are straight, the tracks are sound and one thing has failed, such as a spring, a cable or the opener, fixing that part is almost always the cheaper path. When the door is rusting through, has already had several repairs, or has dents across more than one section, the money is usually better spent on a replacement than on another round of fixes.

A new door is priced mostly by its type and width. A plain roller or sectional door is the lower band; insulated, timber-look, custom-sized and commercial doors sit higher, and an opener adds to the total. Ask whether a quote covers taking away the old door, fitting, connecting the opener and a safety test, so you are comparing whole jobs. To pin down the figure for your own door, request a quote and we will confirm it on site before any work.