River Station Facts From Listing Data
Public real estate listing summaries are the basis for every line.
| Detail | What was listed |
|---|---|
| Location. | Off Outer Bank Drive near Jones Bridge Circle Road, in Peachtree Corners. |
| Homes. | 193 single-family homes. |
| Build years. | Listings show 1974 to 2000. |
| Home sizes. | About 2,977 to 10,800 square feet. |
| Amenities. | A pool and pool house with four lighted tennis courts and common areas. |
| Nearby. | The Forum on Peachtree Parkway, the Robert D. Fowler YMCA and the Jones Bridge Chattahoochee Recreation Area across the river. |
Home size and build range are wide, so no single description fits every house.
No Hot Water? Quick Checks Before You Call
General guidance for tank water heaters.
- Check the breaker or pilot. An electric unit has its own breaker. A gas unit has a pilot or igniter. Reset a tripped breaker once, not repeatedly.
- Look at the base of the tank. Water pooling there means a leak. Close the cold supply valve above the tank and turn off power or gas.
- Feel the hot pipes. If hot water is weak at one faucet only, the fixture may be the problem, not the heater.
- Do not remove panels or relief valves. Leave those to a plumber.
- Gas smell? Leave the house and call 911 from outside.
When you call (770) 214-4545, give the age of the unit if you know it, its fuel type and what you have already checked.
Where This Page Stops
What we did not or could not confirm.
- Association rules and fees. Listing sites show a range, and we have not seen the current covenants.
- The condition of any particular house. The build range runs more than twenty-five years, so we make no claims about pipes, heaters or fixtures.
- Street names. We did not check a parcel map.
- Any pattern of plumbing calls. We have no verified data to cite, so this page makes no claim about common problems here.
The Chattahoochee River marks the city's western edge, and our Johns Creek page covers the community across it.
Water heater down in River Station?
Call (770) 214-4545 and tell dispatch what you see.
Questions to Ask Before You Repair or Replace
General checklist for any tank water heater decision.
- How old is the unit? The date is on the rating plate, and the serial number often encodes it.
- Where is it leaking? A drip at a fitting is a different job from a leak through the tank wall.
- What fuel does it use? Gas and electric units need different parts, venting and permits.
- What does the plumber propose, and why? Ask for the reasoning and the cost of each option before work begins.
- What happens to the old tank? Ask who hauls it away.
None of this depends on where you live. It is simply the list worth having in hand when the plumber arrives, so the visit starts with your questions answered. The replacement page explains the usual steps in order.
Services for River Station Homes
Match your problem to a service page, or call and describe it.
Water Heater Replacement
Tank and tankless swaps with the shutoff, venting and relief valve done correctly. See water heater replacement
Water Heater Repair
Diagnosis and repair for units that leak, trip or run cold. See water heater repair
Tankless Water Heater
Wall-mounted units installed and serviced. See tankless water heaters
Leak Detection
Hidden leaks traced with listening gear and thermal imaging. See leak detection
Return to the Peachtree Corners plumber page for the full list of services.
River Station Plumbing Questions
Listing data gives 193 single-family homes. That is a published figure and may differ from association records.
It depends on its age, where it leaks and what it would cost to fix. Our water heater replacement page explains how the choice is made.
Call and give your street address. Dispatch confirms whether we can reach it.
No. Listings place it in Peachtree Corners, Gwinnett County. The Chattahoochee River separates the city from Johns Creek.