Blessed, that price does sound very high! I had a look to see what a wooden front door here in the UK would cost, and this was the result I got:
"A new wooden double front door in the UK typically costs between £900 and £3,500 for supply-only door and frame sets. If you include professional installation, custom sizing, or high-end bespoke joinery, total prices can range from £4,000 to £6,000+.
Cost Breakdown by Quality and Type
Budget / Standard Hardwood Sets: £900 – £1,500 (supply-only hardwood or standard oak veneer pairs with frames, often unfinished or factory-dip treated).
Mid-Range / Engineered Oak or Sidelight Sets: £1,600 – £2,500 (engineered timber core options with double glazing, multi-point locking systems, and factory finishes).
High-End / Bespoke & Fully Installed: £3,000 – £6,000+ (custom-built solid oak, specialized acoustic/thermal ratings, or complete specialized architectural installations).
Additional Costs to Anticipate:
Installation Labour: £300 – £800 depending on structural alterations needed for a double-door opening.
Hardware & Security: £50 – £250 for heavy-duty hinges, multi-point night latches, handles, and British Standard security locks.
Finishing: £100 – £300 if the doors are supplied unfinished and require professional micro-porous staining or painting to validate weather-proof guarantees."
Now, if you were having both the front door and the storm doors replaced with very high quality custom built solid oak doors, then I could see the bill edging up towards the quote you were given. But if you're going for a mid range option, then , No.
