4129 Seton Avenue, Bronx, NY 10466

The three-unit, three-story building at 4129 Seton Avenue in Wakefield, owned by Javier Monroy, has experienced recurring heating system issues since 2021, with the most recent complaints occurring in October 2024. The building, constructed in 2006, has documented multiple heating and hot water complaints, including several that were designated as emergencies.

A notable series of violations occurred in December 2022, affecting Apartment 1, involving inadequate heat supply and excessively hot water conditions (over 130 degrees Fahrenheit). The building has also faced periodic mold issues, with complaints recorded in 2021 and 2024, and various appliance-related problems, including issues with electric/gas range systems and refrigerators in 2022 and 2021 respectively. The property has undergone several inspections and repairs over the years, with a set of violations related to building entrance security and maintenance issues recorded in 2018, including broken plaster surfaces in Apartment 1's bathroom and problems with self-closing doors.

Safety concerns were addressed through violation corrections, including the repair or replacement of smoke and carbon monoxide detectors in Apartment 2. The building has maintained a relatively clean record regarding bedbug infestations, with 2023-2024 reporting showing no active infestations or need for eradication, following three eradication cases in 2022-2023. While many past issues have been resolved through official inspections and corrections, the recurring nature of heat and hot water complaints suggests ongoing system challenges that affect resident comfort.