What do new external doors cost?

The EPC register calls this a high-performance doors. Priced from the recommendations on 299,508 current certificates in England & Wales — not installer marketing.

£500 – £1,000
middle half of quoted costs · typically £1,000

Cost by property type

The register’s indicative installed cost, and the payback at this measure’s typical saving.

PropertyHomesInstalled costSaving / yrPayback
End-Terrace bungalow7,640£500 – £1,000£806.3 yrs
Mid-Terrace bungalow10,074£500 – £1,000£806.3 yrs
Semi-Detached bungalow26,953£500 – £1,000£806.3 yrs
Detached flat2,254£500 – £1,000£806.3 yrs
Enclosed End-Terrace flat2,459£500£806.3 yrs
Enclosed Mid-Terrace flat2,251£500£806.3 yrs
End-Terrace flat10,155£500£806.3 yrs
Mid-Terrace flat21,197£500£806.3 yrs
Semi-Detached flat10,553£500 – £1,000£806.3 yrs
Enclosed End-Terrace house1,095£500 – £1,000£806.3 yrs
End-Terrace house20,128£500 – £1,000£806.3 yrs
Mid-Terrace house46,488£500 – £1,000£806.3 yrs

Savings are the measure’s share of the home’s own certificate saving, estimated the same way the Upgrade Plan estimates it, then taken across every home recommended this measure.

What it does to your grade

High-performance doors typically adds 4.6 EPC points, at about £219 a point. A grade band is 11–14 points wide, so on its own it rarely moves a whole grade — it is bought for the points, and combined with the other cheap measures on the list.

DCa grade costs roughly £2,626 at this measure’s rate

Support that applies

No open scheme currently supports this measure.

From the grants registry, verified 20 August 2026 · all grants

What would it do for your home?

Exact cost, saving and grades gained — from your home’s own certificate.

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