Garage Door Installation
New residential doors. The estimate on a new door is free, and the quote you get is the quote you pay.

What does a new garage door cost?
A new residential garage door starts at about $1,136 fitted. Where it lands above that depends on the size of the opening, the style of door, whether it is insulated, whether you want glass, the finish and the hardware — a single insulated steel door costs less than a carriage-style double with windows, and we will show you both prices rather than steering you. The estimate on a door replacement or a new door installation is free and carries no service-call charge. Those are Anchored Garage Doors' published prices around Louisville, Kentucky, and you get the figure in writing before anything is ordered.
The doors we fit
We fit two lines of residential door, and these are the two: Invicta and C.H.I. Doors.
- InvictaDesign a door on Invicta’s site
- C.H.I. DoorsDesign a door on C.H.I.’s site
Both are the manufacturers’ own visualizers and open on their websites, not ours. Neither one prices a door.
Which one suits your opening depends on the size, the style you are after and whether the garage is attached to the house. We will show you both on your own door, with the price of each, and you decide — what we can tell you about either line is what we have seen on real openings rather than what is written on a brochure.
Bring the design back to us
When you have something you like, send us the model and the finish and we will price it on your opening, in writing, before anything is ordered. That is the part the visualizers do not do.
Call or text 502 469 5335.
What happens when you call
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You call or text
Reach us on 502 469 5335. Tell us the size of the opening if you know it, and whether the garage is attached to the house — that decides whether insulation is worth paying for.
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We quote it in writing
You get the number before any work starts, and it does not change once you have it.
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The work is done at that price
No hidden costs — the figure you agreed is the figure on the invoice. In the same visit wherever the part is on the truck.
That is the whole process. If your door is doing something it should not, this is the number.
Call 502 469 5335The photographs here are ours
Our truck, our doors, our hands. Where a picture is missing we have not taken it yet, and we would rather show you nothing than a stock photo of someone else’s job.

Questions we get asked
How much does a new garage door cost to install?
Installed doors start at about $1,136. The size of the opening is the biggest single factor, then insulation, then glass and finish. We measure, price the options side by side and let you pick — the number you choose is the number you pay, and Kentucky adds no sales tax to it.Do you charge to come out and measure?
No. Estimates on a door replacement or a new door installation are free, with no service-call charge on the visit. The $79.95 service call applies to repair visits, where we are diagnosing and fixing a fault.Is an insulated door worth the extra money?
If the garage is attached to the house or you use it as a workspace, usually yes — the difference people actually notice day to day is the noise, and an insulated door is markedly quieter to run. If it is a detached garage you park in and leave, it is harder to justify, and we will say so rather than sell it to you.Can you replace just the opener and keep the door?
Often, yes. A sound door with a failed operator does not need replacing — openers start at $750 and that is usually the cheaper repair by a wide margin. We will tell you which one you are actually dealing with before you spend anything.Does a new door add value when I sell?
It is consistently one of the better-returning improvements on a house, and it is the first thing a buyer sees from the street. We have written up the figures separately rather than quoting them loosely here.
Where to go next
Tell us what the door is doing
We will give you the price before we start, and it will not change once you have it.
Monday–Sunday, 7:00 AM–7:00 PM