33-12 103rd Street, Queens, NY 11368

The two-family house at 33-12 103rd Street in Jackson Heights, owned by Jose Caivinagua Muy, is a two-story residential building constructed in 1920. The property has experienced several significant maintenance issues recently, with a cluster of complaints submitted on January 15, 2024, all of which were inspected by the Department of Housing Preservation and Development (HPD) between January 15-17, 2024. These complaints included problems with plumbing (radiator issues), ceiling paint/plaster, water leaks, and heat/hot water, with at least one heat/hot water violation cited.

More concerning issues were documented in these inspections, particularly in the second-floor apartment (2FL), including active roach infestation, missing carbon monoxide detectors, multiple ceiling and wall repair needs, and significant roof leaks affecting multiple rooms. The building's heating system was specifically cited as providing inadequate heat throughout the entire second-floor apartment, and violations related to roof leaks were certified for correction by March 7, 2024. The property's maintenance history reveals patterns of pest control and water-related issues, with a historical roach infestation documented in the first-floor apartment (1FL) in 2005.

A permit related to exterior work (EW) was issued in May 2019, though the specific nature of this work is not detailed in the provided data. The building's records show a combination of emergency and non-emergency complaints, with most recent issues appearing to cluster within a specific timeframe, suggesting potential ongoing maintenance challenges that have required regulatory intervention. All violations from the January 2024 inspections were subsequently closed, though some required follow-up certification for completion, particularly those related to roof repairs.