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Multipoint Lock Specialists

Multipoint Lock Mechanism Repairs — All Brands, All Faults

Multipoint locking systems are complex mechanisms that require genuine expertise to diagnose and repair correctly. We work with all major brands and common failure types — hooks, rollers, gearboxes, and more.

Multipoint Lock Specialists

Multipoint mechanism repair — the right fix, not just the easiest one

A multipoint lock engages five or six points simultaneously when the key turns — hooks, rollers, deadbolts all moving at once down the length of the door. When one component fails, the whole system usually stops. Your door might be stuck shut, or it might close but refuse to lock. Either way, forcing the handle makes things worse.

The diagnosis matters more than the parts. A door that won’t lock could be a failed gearbox, a broken hook, a worn roller, or a door that’s dropped slightly in its frame and is putting too much load on the mechanism. Getting the diagnosis wrong means fitting parts that don’t fix the problem.

We replace what’s failed, nothing more. Gearbox gone? Replace the gearbox. Hook broken? Replace the hook. Most common parts for Fullex, ERA, Avocet, and Yale are on the van, so same-day repair is the usual outcome.

Diagnosis of all multipoint fault types — gearboxes, hooks, rollers, keepsProper identification before any work begins, so you only pay for what's needed.
Repair and replacement of individual components where possibleWe replace only what has failed, not the whole mechanism unless genuinely necessary.
Full mechanism replacement when requiredWhen a mechanism is beyond economic repair, we source and fit the correct replacement.
All brands covered: Fullex, ERA, Avocet, Yale, Mila, Kenrick, Winkhaus, HoppeIncluding Safeware, Lockmaster, and other common makes.
No unnecessary upselling — only what your lock actually needsWe explain our diagnosis clearly and recommend only the repairs that are genuinely required.
Same-day repair in most cases with common parts on-vanEngineers carry the most frequently needed components, minimising waiting times.
Fullex ERA Avocet Yale Mila Kenrick Winkhaus Hoppe Safeware Lockmaster
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Multipoint Lock Repairs
Common Questions

Frequently asked questions

Likely yes. The handle operates the gearbox, which drives the hooks and rollers. If the handle turns but the locking points don’t engage, it’s usually the gearbox or a specific hook or roller that’s failed. Diagnosable and repairable without touching the rest of the mechanism.
Call us now. A stuck multipoint is an emergency and we respond around the clock. Don’t keep forcing the handle — it can snap the spindle or break a hook, which turns a repair into a full mechanism replacement.
You don’t. We’ll identify it when we arrive — the brand name is sometimes on the keep (the metal strip on the door frame) or on the face of the mechanism. Either way, don’t worry about it beforehand.
For the most part, yes. We stock common components and can source parts for a wide range of older mechanisms. If something is genuinely obsolete, we’ll say so before starting any work and talk through your options.
No. If a gearbox has failed, we replace the gearbox. If a hook is broken, we replace the hook. The whole mechanism only comes out if it’s genuinely beyond repair, and we always explain exactly what we’ve found before starting any work.

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Service Area

Areas we cover for this service

We provide this service across Essex and East London. Click your area to see local information.