105 Pilling Street, Brooklyn, NY 11207

This three-story, three-unit residential building located at 105 Pilling Street in Bushwick, owned by Isaac Pasik and constructed in 2006, has experienced recurring issues with heat and hot water systems over the past five years. The most recent complaints from December 2023 and January 2023 documented issues with heat and hot water access, with the December 2023 complaint resulting in no access for inspection. Between 2020 and 2023, there were multiple documented instances of water-related problems, including heavy flow water leaks in 2020 (no violations found), 2023 (closed), and a significant number of heat/hot water complaints throughout this period, some resulting in violations for insufficient hot water at fixtures.

The building has also faced infrastructure challenges, with violations issued in 2018 for various issues in the second-floor apartment (Unit 2FL), including water leak repairs needed in the bathroom, defective plastered surfaces, and non-functional smoke and carbon monoxide detectors. The property maintained a clean record for bedbug infestations, with all recent reports (2021-2025) showing zero infested units. While there were four Annual Bedbug Reports filed between 2019 and 2022, recording "0" for infested units and "0" for re-infested units, suggesting effective pest management.

The building's rodent inspections, with the most recent in 2025 showing passed results, indicate generally good pest control practices, though there was one failure for other reasons in 2020. Two significant violations were recorded in 2022-2023: the heating system access issue and a November 2022 violation for inadequate hot water supply in Unit 2, though these were eventually addressed. The building's complaint history shows consistent issues with heat/hot water systems, particularly during winter months, suggesting ongoing maintenance challenges with this critical infrastructure.