791 Herkimer Street, Brooklyn, NY 11233

The three-story, two-family residential building at 791 Herkimer Street in Bedford-Stuyvesant, owned by Nataly Lishnevetsky and constructed in 2005, experienced multiple heating and hot water-related issues in November 2021 that warrant attention. The most significant cluster of incidents occurred during November 4-15, 2021, when both apartment-specific and building-wide heating and hot water outages were reported, with emergency complaints filed through the Housing Maintenance Code system.

While some units reported restoration of services, with HPD inspections confirming resolution in certain cases, the pattern of complaints suggests a potentially troubling infrastructure reliability issue, particularly considering that four separate heating-related service requests were logged within an 11-day period in November 2021 alone. In addition to the heating concerns, there was also one recorded incident relating to an electric/gas range appliance issue on November 4, 2021, though this complaint was classified as non-emergency and no violations were issued following the inspection.

All these complaints were eventually closed through the HPD and Housing Maintenance Code systems, with varying response times between short (1-2 days) and longer (up to 11 days) intervals. While the building's documented issues occurred over two years ago and may no longer reflect current conditions, the concentrated nature of these service requests during November 2021 is worth noting as part of the building's historical maintenance record.