Fit your truck. Lose the post.
Two narrow doors become one wide door — done in one day. From $5,690.
Free on-site measure · Written price · Insured
“They completed the entire project in just one day, including removing the center support.”
Elle S. · two-to-one conversion, Austin · Google review
Real Edge job · 27 seconds
“The owner came out the same day to remove two existing doors and install one 19.5' door. I called FIVE garage door companies and Edge Garage Doors gave me the best deal hands down and an outstanding warranty.”
Jeffrey Hall · two-to-one conversion · Google review
“Fast, fair and fantastic service! Oded was very responsive and came to fix our garage door within less than 24 hours.”
Tal Grinshtein · same-day repair · Google review
Price
From $5,690
or from $196/mo with financing*
Most Austin conversions land between $5,690 and $7,990, depending on opening width, door style and beam size. You get a written price after a free on-site visit.
Get my exact price →*Example payment for qualified buyers (660+ credit) through Hearth. Actual rate, term and monthly payment depend on credit approval and final job price.
“Came to assess our garage issue almost immediately and had it fixed within 24 hours. Priced much better than another quote we received too. Great work!”
Manali Lindsey · garage door repair · Google review
What Is Included
Scope of work and sequence.
Scope of Work / A-03
Remove and haul away the old doors
Install an LVL header beam for support
Reframe the opening
Install the new wide garage door
Reinstall the opener
Sequence / A-04
On-site inspection
We inspect the existing doors, center post, framing, headroom, side room, exterior finish, opener setup, and access.
Clear conversion quote
A clear quote for the door, hardware, installation, and any known construction requirements.
Removal and opening prep
Old doors, tracks, and center divider removed as needed. The opening is prepared for the new wide door.
New door installation
The new double door, tracks, hardware, opener setup, trim, and seals are installed and tested.
“Oded and his team did a great job installing some new garage doors. Love the way they look and how smoothly they run.”
Josh Johnson · new door install · Google review
Before & after
The same house — without the center post.
Two narrow doors and the post between them, replaced with one wide opening.
“A great company with great people. Punctual, respectful, thorough, fair. You won't regret going with Edge Garage Doors!”
Cara Smith Gallagher · high-lift conversion · Google review
The #1 question we hear
Will one wide door still look right on my house?
Short answer: yes — and in most cases it looks better. Here's what we actually do to protect the front of your home.
- We match your home's style. Panel design, colour, windows, hardware — we pick a door that reads like it was always there.
- Arches, trim, and brick detail are preserved or rebuilt. The framing above the doors is part of the reframe. Character elements stay.
- A wide door is the modern standard. Nearly every new Austin build with a two-car garage uses a single wide door. Buyers read it as an upgrade, not a compromise.
- On resale: a garage opening that fits a modern SUV or truck is a selling feature. We aren't aware of a two-to-one conversion reducing a home's value — the opposite is common feedback.
“Prompt, professional, and kind. I would give 10 stars if I could!! The garage door has never been so smooth and quiet.”
Isabel Garcia · spring & torsion upgrade · Google review
FAQ / A-08
Two-to-one conversion in Austin — FAQs
Will one wide door still look right on my house / affect resale value?
Can I book now and install later?
What is a two-to-one conversion?
How much does it cost?
How long does it take?
Is my garage suitable?
Do I need a new garage door opener?
Will this make it easier to park an SUV or truck?
Do you offer financing?
Do I need to replace both old doors?
How much does a two-to-one conversion cost in Austin?
How long does a conversion take in Austin?
Do you pull permits for conversions in Austin?
Can I finance a conversion in Austin?
“Terrific service, timely reply's, great install.”
Keith Samford · new install · Google review
The Problem
Your two-car garage should not feel this tight.
A lot of homes were built with two separate single garage doors. On paper, it makes sense. In real life, it can be a daily pain.
Get my free quote →The center post is always in the way
That post between the doors steals the most useful part of the opening. The garage feels tighter, especially when you pull in at an angle or park next to another vehicle.
Modern vehicles are wider
SUVs, trucks, and family cars are not getting smaller. A narrow single opening can make every parking attempt feel like threading a needle.
One bad angle gets expensive
Scratched mirrors, door dings, and bumper marks usually happen during ordinary daily use. Sometimes the opening is simply too tight.
The garage looks chopped up
Two small doors can make the front of the house look dated or busy. One larger door can create a cleaner, wider, more modern look.
You cannot use the space the way you want
If you avoid parking inside, park one car outside, or hesitate to buy a larger vehicle because of the door layout, the garage is not doing its job.
Go deeper
Conversion questions, answered in full.
Seven straight answers from the people who do the work — cost, permits, the post, the timeline, and whether it's worth it.
- How much does a 2-to-1 conversion cost in Austin?The two line items — door and structural work — with real numbers.
- Can you remove the post between two garage doors?Why it's usually load-bearing and how the header beam replaces it.
- Do you need a permit for a conversion in Austin?Yes, it's structural — who pulls it and what the inspection covers.
- Does a conversion need a structural engineer?When it's required, when it isn't, and what it adds to the job.
- How long does a 2-to-1 conversion take?The hour-by-hour of a one-day job, and what makes it run longer.
- Does a wider garage door add home value?Resale, curb appeal, and what Austin buyers actually read into one wide door.
- Is a 2-to-1 conversion worth it?Who it pays off for, who should skip it, and the honest math.
Serving Austin same-day
Ready to get rid of the center post?
Free on-site quote in Austin. We inspect the opening, explain what's possible, and give you a clear plan for converting two single doors into one wide double garage door.
Typical price $5,690–$7,990. Financing from $196/mo.
📞 (737) 347-1246Mon–Sat 7am–7pm · Insured · 3-year parts / 90-day labor warranty
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Edge Garage Doors is a family-owned, insured garage door company based in Cedar Park, TX, serving the Greater Austin metro. This page covers two-to-One Garage Door Conversion in Austin, TX — you'll get an exact, written price before any work begins. Diagnosis is $69, credited to the job. Torsion springs start at $179, new openers from $180, and new double doors from $1,650; two-to-one conversions are quoted on site. Same-day service is available when scheduling allows, and every job carries a 3-year parts warranty and a 90-day labor warranty. Call (737) 347-1246 or request a free written estimate.