you will need a carpenter to add a new frame to extend the length (and you should also check with local council to make sure teh extension is legal) and the doors are simple to move but i would ask for a garage door specialist to inspect the site and advise about best way to make a new support frame but is there any option or advantage for extending the back of the garage so you don't have to move the front?? post a plan of the house and garage with photos to invite suggestions...but what do you mean by a double front opening door??

Thanks Louise. The back of the garage has a wall which has been built by the previous owners which would be costly to move back. Unfortunately they built it too far forward which doesn’t allow for a car to fit. Here is a photo of the double front opening door.

Here is what I meant with the door.

no one want to install traditional hinged doors because they assume that after having automatic openers the manual hinged doors would be frustrating but a carpenter would probably give you a quote to custom make them but expect to spend a lot of money to build wide doors that can be hinged at the side and you will still have to move the front wall...talk to a carpenter

I note from your other pics that you have a gate and other shedding so I’d take the door off altogether. Building a frame will damage your new render.

Moving a garage door forward usually involves adjusting the track system and sometimes relocating the spring assembly to maintain proper balance and clearance. It’s important to make sure the door remains level and that the springs are correctly tensioned after any structural change. In many cases, homeowners underestimate how much spring positioning affects smooth operation and safety. If the springs aren’t recalibrated properly, the door can become heavy or start malfunctioning. That’s why it’s smart to consult professionals, and services like garage door spring repair can help you understand when spring adjustment or repair is necessary after modifying your garage door setup.

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