133 West 136th Street, Manhattan, NY 10030

The 2-family house at 133 West 136th Street in Harlem, owned by Dylan Pichulik, is a 4-story building constructed in 1910. As of July 2025, the property has several open safety concerns that require attention, including issues with carbon monoxide detection, door functionality, window frame condition, and intercom system problems - all reported in June 2025.

These current open complaints are categorized as either emergency or non-emergency issues. The building has maintained a clean record regarding bedbug infestations in recent years, with no reported cases or eradication efforts during the last three documented Bedbug Reporting periods (2023-2025), and the property has consistently passed all rodent inspections conducted between 2017 and May 2025, showing attention to pest control maintenance. A previous intercom system complaint from late 2018 was investigated in 2019 but was closed without violations being issued.

The most pressing current issues appear to be concentrated around building safety systems and infrastructure, particularly regarding access and security features. While the property has a relatively good record in terms of bedbug and rodent management, the recent spike in safety-related complaints suggests some maintenance challenges that require monitoring. The building's documented history shows regular maintenance and compliance with routine inspections, though the pattern of open complaints as of mid-2025 indicates areas requiring prompt attention to ensure resident safety and comfort.