
Replacing a damaged carriage-style garage door panel can be a cost-effective solution for maintaining curb appeal. In 2025, the cost for a standard 9' × 7' insulated steel carriage panel ranges from $190–$240, while a natural cedar overlay panel costs between $310–$380. Labor, including removal, disposal, installation, and balancing, typically costs $175–$225. Finish blending and hardware re-mounting add $60–$95, bringing the total project cost to $425–$700.
Carriage doors offer a classic look with modern functionality. Key components include:
When a panel is damaged, precise measurements ensure seamless replacement.
Traditional estimating methods can be time-consuming. CountBricks streamlines this process with AI technology:
CountBricks' material library identifies discontinued SKUs and suggests alternatives like custom CNC milling or 3D-printed components.
AI technology adjusts stain formulas to match sun-faded finishes.
Recalculating spring torque and cable settings ensures proper door function.
CountBricks aids contractors by highlighting garage door details in elevation plans, offering cost comparisons, and integrating with budgeting software.
Syncing with field-report apps allows for efficient on-site data logging and crew scheduling.
CountBricks offers a one-year workmanship warranty, digital maintenance logs, and on-demand support, ensuring quality and efficiency in every project.
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The Van Dyke family faced a costly full door replacement after damage to their carriage door. CountBricks provided a cost-effective solution, saving them 86% over full replacement costs.
For efficient carriage door panel replacement, visit CountBricks.com for a free AI estimate.