3028 Wallace Avenue, Bronx, NY 10467

3028 Wallace Avenue is a 2-story, 3-unit residential building in Williamsbridge, constructed in 1935 and currently owned by Leonard Chiapa. The property has experienced multiple maintenance issues throughout 2024 and into 2025, with the most significant concerns appearing between May and December 2024. During this period, there were recurring problems with paint and plaster maintenance, including multiple complaints about ceiling and wall conditions, though many of these complaints could not be inspected due to access issues.

More serious concerns emerged with the heating system, as evidenced by radiator and steam pipe complaints, and a significant safety violation in May 2024 regarding carbon monoxide detectors that required inspection and resulted in violations being issued. The building has several open violations as of June 2025, including issues in both first-floor apartments (marked as "1STFLO" and "1STAPA") related to water leaks, damaged plaster surfaces, and concerns about carbon monoxide detection systems. The property management has had difficulty maintaining consistent access for inspections, as shown by multiple complaints in 2024 that couldn't be properly assessed. Additionally, there is an open electrical power outage complaint from June 2025, representing one of the more recent maintenance issues.

While historical records from 2018 and 2022 show successful rodent inspections, suggesting the property has previously addressed pest control measures, the 2024 violations indicate ongoing maintenance challenges that require attention. The building has had periods of heat and hot water issues, as demonstrated by emergency complaints in 2024, though these were generally resolved quickly. The most recent building issues suggest ongoing challenges with building systems maintenance and response to inspection requests, though some complaints from late 2024 were closed due to lack of access for inspection. The combination of open violations, including multiple classes of severity (A, B, and C), indicates various degrees of maintenance concerns that affect different units within the building.