What’s the cost of internal door fitting?

Internal door cost guide

This guide covers key costs around door type, material, size, design, and installation. So you can choose the best option for your needs and find the internal doors that best suit your budget.

In this cost guide we'll explore the following topics:

1. Average cost of internal doors
2. Hiring a professional door fitter cost
3. How to choose the right internal door
4. How to save on your internal door costs
5. Find internal door installers on MyBuilder
6. FAQ: Common questions about internal door costs

Average cost of internal doors

When you’re planning to upgrade or install new internal doors, it’s important to have a clear idea of the costs involved. Below, we’ve outlined the average prices for the popular types of internal doors available across the UK.

Take a look at the average cost of internal doors:

Door Material	Average Cost (GBP)
Hollow Core	£30 - £70
Solid Core	£50 - £200
Solid Wood	£100 - £300+
Glass	£150 - £500+

Hiring a professional door fitter cost

Getting your doors fitted by a professional helps them open, close and line up properly, and makes a big difference to how they look in your room.

Take a quick look at the average door fitting labour costs:

Service Type	Average Cost (GBP)
Standard installation	£50 - £150 per door
Custom installation	£100 - £250 per door
Door frame fitting	£70 - £200

Labour costs will depend on things like whether the frame needs adjusting, if hardware needs changing, and the type and weight of the door you’re having fitted, so it’s worth posting your job and requesting a few quotes from MyBuilder, based on your specific job

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How to choose the right internal door

Choosing the right internal door can really change how each room feels and works day to day. Different materials offer different benefits, so it helps to match the door to how you use the space.

Take a look at the benefits for different internal doors:

• Hollow core doors work well for bedrooms and cupboards because they are light and easy to handle, while still giving basic privacy.
• Solid core doors suit busy spaces like living rooms and kitchens, offering better sound insulation and a more solid, durable feel.
• Solid wood doors are ideal for formal areas or entrances, bringing a high-end look and long-lasting quality.
• Glass doors fit modern interiors, adding an elegant touch while letting natural light flow between rooms and keeping spaces feeling open.

If you’re unsure about what door type would best suit your home, you can ask your questions on MyBuilder. Then, a verified professional near you will get back with their advice and services.

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How to save on your internal door costs

Internal doors can really lift the look and feel of your home, but costs can add up quickly. These tips help you keep internal door costs under control without losing out on style or quality.

Smart ways to save on doors:

Shop in sales and clearance events

Look out for seasonal offers from DIY stores and online retailers. Buying during discounts is one of the easiest ways to get better doors for less.

Replace several doors at once

If you’re updating a few rooms, buying in bulk can unlock better prices from suppliers and reduce the cost per door.

Stick to standard sizes

Custom-sized doors are almost always more expensive. Choosing standard sizes keeps both the door price and internal door fitting cost down and speeds up delivery.

Choose materials wisely

Use premium solid wood or glass where it really shows, like living areas or entrances, and pick hollow or solid core doors in less-used rooms to balance cost and durability.

Always get a few quotes

When you need a professional, compare prices and reviews from several local fitters. Posting your job on a trades platform makes it easier to find competitive quotes for internal door fitting.

Find internal door installers on MyBuilder

Post your job on MyBuilder today and connect with door fitters near you who can answer your questions, provide quotes and install your new doors. Plus, enjoy peace of mind that every tradesperson in our directory goes through checks like ID checks, and company verification if needed.

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FAQ: Common Questions about internal door costs

Are solid wood internal doors worth the extra cost?

They offer premium looks and longevity if budget allows, feeling substantial and lasting decades with proper care. Cheaper cores work fine for everyday use without the premium price tag, especially in busy family homes. It boils down to whether you want that high-end vibe in key rooms.

Which type of internal door is cheapest?

Hollow core doors are the most affordable at £30 - £70 supply only, being light and straightforward to fit. They're ideal for bedrooms or cupboards where you don't need heavy-duty strength or soundproofing.

Do bespoke or made-to-measure doors cost a lot more than standard sizes?

Yes, custom sizes add 20 - 50% due to extra materials and time for cutting and finishing. Stick to standards for quicker, cheaper results and wider availability from stock. Bespoke shines for awkward openings but isn't always worth the markup.

Is it cheaper to replace all my internal doors at once?

Bulk buying often unlocks discounts from suppliers, dropping the per-door price noticeably. Tradespeople may cut labour rates for multiple doors too, as they batch the work efficiently. It's a smart move if you're renovating several rooms.