Exterior Doors
Utah Exterior Doors cost. These define your home's front impression and secure every entry. Includes front, rear, side, and garage-to-house doors.
What’s Included
Includes purchase and installation of exterior doors: front entry doors, rear patio doors, side garage/service doors, and garage-to-house fire-rated doors. May include fiberglass, wood, steel, or composite construction. Scope includes threshold, weatherstripping, hinges, basic hardware prep, and caulking. Excluded: garage overhead doors (separate), high-end hardware, storm doors, or interior doors.
Notes:
door, frame, trim, labor, threshold, and basic finish. Excludes: smart locks, sidelights, custom glass etching, or garage doors
Builder Tips:
Ask if installation includes fire-rated doors between garage and house — these are code required in Utah. Fiberglass is most common for affordability and energy performance. Wood doors require maintenance in Utah’s dry climate and are best used under covered porches. Large pivot or multi-panel sliding doors can dramatically increase cost — confirm dimensions early.
Real World Example:
A 4,200 sq ft home with 5 exterior doors:
1 fiberglass entry door with sidelight: $1,800 installed
2 rear steel utility doors: $800 total
1 8’ wide sliding patio door: $2,500 installed
1 garage-to-house fire door: $450
Total: ~$5,550 for full door package
FAQ
Q: Are garage overhead doors included?
A: No — those are handled by a separate trade.
Q: What material is best for Utah homes?
A: Fiberglass or steel for performance and durability. Wood is premium and needs protection.
Q: Do bids include hardware?
A: Usually basic lock prep is included, but decorative hardware is often a separate line item.
Q: Are fire-rated doors required?
A: Yes — any door from garage to house must meet fire code (typically 20-minute rated).
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