A Specialty Few Offer

Multipoint Lock Service

The tall, multi-latch locking systems on entry, patio, and French doors — we're one of the few locksmiths in the area that repair, adjust, and replace them.

What You're Looking At

The Lock Most Locksmiths Turn Away


A multipoint lock runs the full height of the door edge and latches at several points at once — typically a center latch plus bolts or hooks above and below, all driven by one lift of the handle. They're common on newer entry doors, patio and French doors, and storm doors, and they seal and secure better than a single deadbolt.

The catch: when one fails, many locksmiths won't touch it — the hardware is specialized and parts can be tricky to match. That's the work we do. We repair and adjust multipoint systems, replace failed gearboxes and lock strips when parts are available, and tell you straight when a full replacement makes more sense.

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Multipoint lock hardware on the edge of an entry door, showing the latch and bolt points
Sound Familiar?

Signs Your Multipoint Lock Needs Service


Multipoint failures usually announce themselves. If your door is doing any of this, call before it stops locking entirely.

Handle Lifts, Nothing Locks


You lift the handle but the bolts and hooks never throw, or the key turns without locking anything — classic signs the gearbox inside the door has failed.

Lift, Slam, Wrestle


If you have to slam, lift, or lean on the door to get it to lock, the door has usually sagged out of alignment with its latch points. Often an adjustment — not a replacement — fixes it.

Floppy or Stiff Handle


A handle that flops loosely or takes real force to move means wear inside the mechanism. Caught early, it's a far smaller repair than a seized lock.

Door edge opened to show the full-height multipoint lock strip and interior handles
How We Fix Them

Diagnose First, Replace Last


Our technician inspects the whole system — gearbox, lock strip, keeps, hinges, and door alignment — because what looks like a dead lock is often a door that has settled a quarter inch. When hardware has genuinely failed, we source matching gearboxes and lock strips where parts are available, including for many discontinued systems, and we upgrade cylinders and handles while we're in there if you want them.

Every charge is communicated before any work begins — and if your system truly isn't serviceable, we'll say so and walk you through the replacement options instead of selling you a mystery.

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More Ways We Can Help


Residential Locksmith Services


Rekeying, lock installation and repair, smart locks, and everything else your home's doors need.

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Emergency Locksmith Services


A seized multipoint lock can shut you out of your own house. Same-day and after-hours help is available.

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Commercial Locksmith Services


Storefront hardware, door closers, panic devices, and master key systems for businesses.

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Get Started

Request Multipoint Lock Service

A photo of the door edge and handle helps us identify your system before we arrive. Prefer to talk? Call (703) 684-6161.

Don't Let It Seize Shut

A failing multipoint lock rarely fixes itself — and a seized one can lock you out. One call, honest answers.

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