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Interior door hanging: what it costs in Massachusetts

Typical range in Massachusetts · Estimate · Prices updated October 2026
$210 to $910

Wide range: this job varies a lot. Itemize your quote for a better answer.

Typical range, estimate. Built from labor wages and material price bands.
How this range is built
Part of the jobLowHigh
Parts and materials$60$300
Labor: 1.5 to 4 hours × $100 to $140 an hour$150$560
Fees: disposal, permits, supplies$0$50
Total, rounded$210$910

The hourly rate is the BLS Occupational Employment and Wage Statistics, May 2025 average pay for this trade in Boston, $39.07 an hour, times 2.6 to 3.6 to cover what a contractor bills (overhead, tools, insurance, profit). Materials are a band from basic to high-end. Full method.

Hang a new interior door in the existing frame, with hinges, latch and strike plate. You need it when a door is warped, cracked or does not close.

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Can you do it yourself?

A moderate DIY: cutting and mortises take skill.

Common questions

Pre-hung or slab?

A pre-hung door comes in its frame and goes in faster. A slab is the door only, which is cheaper but needs the hinges and latch cut in.

How long?

A pre-hung door takes about 1 to 2 hours. A slab in an old frame takes longer because it has to be fitted by hand.

Why is it sticking?

Humidity, loose hinges or a house that has shifted can make a door rub. Often it can be fixed by tightening hinges or planing the edge.

How much does interior door hanging cost in Massachusetts?

A typical range is $210 to $910. It is an estimate built from labor wages and material prices, not a quote.

Typical range in 10 metro areas

Only the labor rate changes between cities. Same parts, same hours.

AreaTypical range, estimate
Boston area, Massachusetts$210 to $910
New York City area$210 to $910
Los Angeles area, California$210 to $890
Chicago area, Illinois$210 to $930
Houston area, Texas$150 to $710
Dallas-Fort Worth area, Texas$150 to $690
Phoenix area, Arizona$170 to $770
Atlanta area, Georgia$150 to $710
Miami area, Florida$160 to $730
Seattle area, Washington$210 to $930

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