$3000-5000

I’m work for a window and door company and to anyone saying go to Home Depot to buy a $500-$2000 door …. Just remember you get what you pay for …
The difference between a Home Depot door and a Provia door is like the difference between a meal from McDonalds compared to a nice steak dinner.

The quality is unmatched
Most standard door panels will range 10k
If you have sidelights and a transom that could be upwards of 20k before the promotional discounts

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Anonymous wrote:I’ve had two estimates recently for a Provia steel door, $2500 and $3500. Same door🤷‍♀️

A few years ago, pre covid, I had an estimate for fiberglass Provia door and sidelites and transom. It was north of $10k.

Is that all the work they did?

That sounds like a rip off.

NP. But, I’ve had 3 estimates and they are all around $10k. New framing, new side window lights, plus new door. That includes the install.

Was this on a townhouse?

Or a multimillion dollar single family?

Two different things. I am interested in prices for townhomes.

Doors are doors, friend.

Anonymous wrote:We approved the project for approximately 2.5k, assuming all goes as planned.

DP. Do you mind telling us where you got the door and which company is installing it? My house desperately needs a new front door, too.

People are citing prices for high-end doors. You can get a door installed from Home Depot for under $500. I don't know about the frame.