Roller garage doors across West Midlands
Roller garage doors across West Midlands: surveyed, made to measure and fitted, with guide prices below and a fixed price after survey.
We have local pages for 20 towns in West Midlands, starting with Birmingham. Neighbouring areas we also cover include Worcestershire, Staffordshire, Warwickshire.
When an up-and-over door in West Midlands is replaced, the old door and frame come out and the new roller door is fixed to the brickwork or a timber subframe.
Towns we cover in West Midlands include:
- Roller garage doors in Birmingham
- Roller garage doors in Coventry
- Roller garage doors in Wolverhampton
- Roller garage doors in Dudley
- Roller garage doors in Walsall
- Roller garage doors in Solihull
- Roller garage doors in Sutton Coldfield
- Roller garage doors in West Bromwich
- Roller garage doors in Halesowen
- Roller garage doors in Stourbridge
- Roller garage doors in Smethwick
- Roller garage doors in Willenhall
- Roller garage doors in Tipton
- Roller garage doors in Bloxwich
- Roller garage doors in Wednesfield
- Roller garage doors in Shirley
- Roller garage doors in Brierley Hill
- Roller garage doors in Aldridge
- Roller garage doors in Wednesbury
- Roller garage doors in Kingswinford
Options for roller garage doors in West Midlands
Decisions we make with you at the survey in West Midlands:
- Laths77 mm foam-filled aluminium for most single and double doors.
- FinishStandard colours and woodgrains; vision or vent laths available.
- ControlHand-held remotes, wall switch, keypad, or app via a smart hub.
- Fitting positionBehind the opening inside the garage, or face-fixed outside where inside space is tight.
How much do roller garage doors cost in West Midlands?
| Roller garage doors | Inc VAT | Ex VAT |
|---|---|---|
| Single garage up to 2,500 × 2,200 mm, insulated, electric | £1,395 – £2,195 | £1,160 – £1,830 |
| Double garage up to 5,000 × 2,200 mm, insulated, electric | £2,195 – £3,495 | £1,830 – £2,910 |
| Removal and disposal of an old up-and-over door | £95 – £195 | £80 – £160 |
Guide prices, per door, supplied and fitted. VAT at 20% where it applies.
Guide prices only: access, fixings, power and finish at your property in West Midlands can move the figure up or down, and the survey settles it.
Rules that apply in West Midlands
Across West Midlands, planning follows the Town and Country Planning Act 1990 and the permitted development rules in England.
- Safety devices: Powered doors need force limiting or a safety edge and must be set up and tested at installation. We hand over the instructions and a record of the settings.
- Power cut: Every powered door has a manual release so it can be opened by hand. If the garage is your only way into the house, ask about battery backup.
- Planning: Replacing a garage door is not usually a planning matter, but listed buildings and conditions on newer estates can restrict changes, so check if unsure.
How it works
Send the basics
Tell us what the shutter is for and the rough size, with photos if you have them.
Survey at the property
A surveyor measures, checks what the box and guides will fix to, and talks through options.
Price in writing
A fixed price for the work described, with the lead time stated.
Fitted and explained
Installed, set up and shown to you, with the manufacturer's paperwork.
Roller garage doors in West Midlands: questions
What if the power fails?
Each door has a manual release inside the garage so it can be opened by hand. Battery backup is available if the garage is your only entrance.
Are roller garage doors insulated?
The doors we recommend use foam-filled aluminium laths, which reduce heat loss and noise compared with a single-skin steel up-and-over door.
Is the survey free in West Midlands?
For new shutters, yes. Repair visits in West Midlands are charged because they include diagnosis and work on the day.
Do I need permission for roller garage doors in West Midlands?
Possibly. Swapping a garage door in the same opening is not usually a planning matter, but some estates have conditions on front elevations and listed buildings need consent. We recommend checking with your local council first.