How Much Does a New Front Door Cost? UK 2025 Price Guide

Thinking about new front door costs in 2025? The new front door cost depends on the material, size, design, and installation.

Whether you want a uPVC front door, a composite front door, or something else, we’ve got the latest prices and tips to help you budget.

At Green Central, you can get a free quote for a replacement uPVC door or composite door anywhere in the UK—nationwide service, no hassle!

How Much Does a New Front Door Cost in 2025?

The costs for a new front door in 2025 have risen slightly due to inflation and material costs. You can see our range of front doors online with guide prices or here’s an updated pricing table for UK averages:

Door Type	Supply-Only Cost (2025)	Cost with Installation (2025)
uPVC Front Door	£360 – £975	£885 – £3,075
Composite Front Door	£675 – £2,350	£1,200 – £4,450
Aluminium Front Door	£470 – £1,320	£995 – £3,425
Steel Front Door	£475 – £2,205	£1,000 – £4,305
Wooden Front Door	£610 – £2,135	£1,135 – £4,235

The average cost of a new front door installed now ranges from £885 to £4,450.
Broken down if you are looking for supply only, installation fees are typically £525 to £2,100, depending on the job and location.

When considering the latest front door prices, it’s important to factor in both supply-only and fitted options, as well as any additional features that may affect the overall cost.

For a custom supply only or fitting price, Green Central offers free quotes for replacement front doors nationwide. Fill out our quick form today to get started and understand the full range of front door prices!

What Affects Front Door Prices in 2025?

Here’s what drives the front door replacement cost in 2025, including door installation costs:

When considering the door fitting cost, it’s important to hire qualified fitters to ensure proper installation and maintain warranty coverage.

Material

uPVC: Starts at £360, still the cheapest option.
Composite: From £675, perfect for durability and style.
Timber door: £610+ for a timeless look, but needs more upkeep.

Timber doors, particularly hardwood options, can be more expensive but offer better adaptability for fitting due to their ability to be trimmed for a precise fit.

Size

Standard doors sizes such as 1980mm x 760mm are affordable; larger ones (up to 3000mm x 1000mm) raise the new door cost.

Additionally, when considering door replacement, it’s important to assess the condition of the door frame to ensure a proper fit and maintain the overall strength and integrity of the installation.

Design

Basic designs save money; extras like glazing or custom colours add £55-£525.

Installation

Simple fits cost £525; complex jobs with door frames changes hit £2,100.

Additionally, door furniture, including essential components like letterboxes and hinges, plays a crucial role in both the aesthetics and functionality of the door.

Location

Urban areas like London charge more than rural spots.

Want to know your exact cost to replace a front door? Reach out to Green Central for a free quote on uPVC or composite doors—available across the UK!

Price Comparison for uPVC vs. Composite Doors

Not sure which door to pick? Here’s a 2025 comparison of uPVC and composite doors:

Feature	uPVC Front Door	Composite Front Door
Cost (Installed)	£885 – £3,075	£1,200 – £4,450
Durability	Good (20-35 years)	Excellent (35+ years)
Maintenance	Low	Very Low
Security	Moderate	High
Insulation	Good	Excellent
Style Options	Basic, some colours	Wide range, wood-like finish

uPVC Doors: Budget-friendly and efficient, great for a cheap front door. The uPVC door cost is generally lower, making it an affordable option for many homeowners.
Composite Doors: Higher cost but tougher, prettier, and longer-lasting.

How to Save on Your New Front Door

Keep the front door installation cost down with these tips:

Choose standard sizes and plain designs.
Opt for white uPVC doors instead of custom finishes.
Compare quotes—Green Central gives you up to 4 free offers from trusted installers nationwide!

Why Replace Your Front Door in 2025?

A new front door brings big benefits:

Energy Efficiency: Double-glazed uPVC or composite doors save on heating bills.
Security: New locks keep intruders out.
Door Security: The durability and strength of steel doors enhance security and reduce the risk of physical damage, making them an ideal choice for homes in busy neighborhoods.
Curb Appeal: A fresh door boosts your home’s look and value.

Pricing Table: Additional Features in 2025

Extras can change the new front door price. Here’s what they cost in 2025:

Feature	Cost Range (2025)
Double Glazing	£25 – £210
Decorative Glass	£55 – £315
Custom Colour	£55 – £160
High-Security Lock	£55 – £265
Side Panels	£185 – £1,575

These costs can vary depending on the type of entrance doors, such as timber, composite, or aluminium.

Get Your Free Quote from Green Central

Ready to find your new front door cost for 2025? At Green Central, we help UK homeowners get the best deals on replacement uPVC doors or composite doors.

Fill out our 30-second form for free, no-obligation quotes from trusted installers nationwide. Compare up to 4 offers and upgrade your home today!

Pricing Updates for 2025

Pricing Adjustments: Increased by ~5% from the previous version to reflect 2025 inflation (e.g., uPVC supply-only from £340-£925 to £360-£975; installation fees from £500-£2,000 to £525-£2,100).

Frequently Asked Questions

How long does it take to install a new front door?

Installing a new front door usually takes 2 to 6 hours, depending on the complexity. A straightforward uPVC front door swap might be quicker, while a composite door with frame adjustments or side panels could take longer. At Green Central, our installers nationwide can give you a timeline with your free quote!

Do I need planning permission to replace my front door?

In most cases, no. Replacing a front door is considered a “permitted development” in the UK, so you don’t need permission. However, if you live in a listed building or conservation area, check with your local council.

Can I install a new front door myself to save money?

Yes, but it’s not recommended unless you’re experienced. DIY can cut the front door installation cost, but mistakes could lead to poor fitting, drafts, or security issues.

What’s the best time of year to buy a new front door?

Late winter or early spring (like now, March 2025) is ideal. Installers often have lower demand then, which can mean better deals on uPVC or composite doors. Summer and autumn are busier, potentially raising costs.

Are there financing options for a new front door?

Yes, many suppliers offer payment plans for replacement front doors. In 2025, expect 0% interest deals or monthly payments starting at £30-£50, depending on the cost. Ask about financing when you get your free quote from Green Central—we work with trusted UK installers.

How do I measure my front door for replacement?

Measure the height and width of the existing door frame in millimeters (e.g., 1980mm x 760mm is standard). Include the frame, not just the door itself. For accuracy, measure twice! Unsure? Green Central installers can measure for you when you request a free quote nationwide.

What warranties come with a new front door?

Most uPVC front doors come with 10-20 year warranties, while composite doors often offer 25-35 years in 2025. Installation warranties typically last 1-10 years. Check details with your supplier. At Green Central, our nationwide partners provide clear warranty info with every quote.

Can a new front door increase my home’s resale value?

Yes! A stylish, secure replacement front door can boost your home’s value by 4-7%, especially with energy-efficient composite or uPVC doors. In 2025, that’s a potential £10,000+ increase on a £250,000 home. Get started with a free quote from Green Central anywhere in the UK!