108 West 128th Street, Manhattan, NY 10027

The 4-story, 3-unit residential building at 108 West 128th Street in Harlem, owned by Norman Gauvin, was constructed in 2001 and falls under the "HEREAFTER ERECTED CLASS A" building classification. The property has maintained a consistent record of successful rodent inspections, with eight consecutive "Passed" results from August 2022 through February 2025.

Notably, there were no bedbug infestations reported in any of the six consecutive annual Bedbug Reporting periods from 2019-2024. However, the building has experienced several maintenance-related issues over the past two years, primarily concerning exterior conditions. Multiple complaints regarding fence conditions (categorized as "NONE/Inadequate/Illegal") were filed between 2022 and 2025, though inspections repeatedly resulted in "Inspector Unable To Gain Access – 2nd Final Attempt." Three recent complaints related to unsanitary conditions (pigeon waste) in June 2024 were investigated, with one inspection showing no violations.

Additionally, there have been two complaints about standing water (July 2024) and rodent sightings (August 2024), though these were resolved without violations being found. The most recent Department of Buildings inspection in July 2025 for drainage issues resulted in no violations being warranted. While the building has experienced various maintenance challenges, particularly concerning the fence and exterior cleanliness, the successful rodent control program and absence of bedbug infestations are positive indicators of the building's overall maintenance.