No
Bailiffs and High Court Enforcement Agents cannot get a warrant to commit breaking and entering any private home. They cannot get a locksmith to get inside anyone's home or any private dwellinghouse.
Bailiffs can apply for a warrant to enter "specified premises",[1] but that is not authority to break into any private house or property occupied as a private dwelling, even if the writ or warrant specified the address for enforcement.
Bailiffs can break into private property when executing a landlords warrant of possession for non-payment of rent.
[1] Paragraph 15 of Schedule 12 to the Tribunals, Courts and Enforcement Act 2007
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