Southern New Hampshire’s trusted plumbers for faucet repair and installation
A dripping faucet is one of those small annoyances that is easy to ignore, until you are lying awake listening to it or watching your water bill creep up. GSMS has been repairing and installing faucets in New Hampshire homes since 1987, and our licensed plumbing Specialists handle the job right, whether it is a quick cartridge swap or a brand-new fixture.
We work on faucets throughout the home, so this covers both your kitchen plumbing and your bathroom sinks, tubs, and showers. As a family-owned, local company, we treat your home the way we would want ours treated, and we are happy to walk you through your options before we start.
Our faucet services
New faucet installation
Installing a new kitchen or bathroom faucet, from a simple single-handle model to a higher-end fixture with a pull-down sprayer or touchless operation. We make sure everything is sealed, connected, and running clean before we leave.
Faucet repair
Fixing drips, leaks, and worn-out parts so you can get more life out of the faucet you already have. A lot of repairs come down to a single worn component, which is a much smaller job than a full replacement.
Faucet replacement
Swapping out a dated or failing faucet for a new one that looks better and works the way it should. This is the right move when a faucet is past a simple repair, or when you are just ready for an upgrade.
Faucet relocation
Moving a sink and its faucet to a new spot as part of a kitchen or bathroom remodel, including the supply and drain work behind the wall.
Smart and touchless faucets
Installing hands-free and smart faucets that turn on with a wave or a touch, a nice upgrade for a busy kitchen. If you are on well water or have a lot of sediment, ask us about pairing one with a sediment filter so it keeps working smoothly for years
Common faucet problems we fix
| Faucet problem | Common cause | What we do |
|---|---|---|
| Faucet drips constantly | Worn cartridge | Replace the cartridge to stop the drip |
| Leak at the base or under the sink | Worn seals or loose connections | Track down the source and reseal or reconnect |
| Handle is loose, stiff, or won't shut off | Worn internal parts | Repair or replace the failing components |