57-22 Waldron Street, Queens, NY 11368

The two-family house at 57-22 Waldron Street in Corona, owned by Joan Fazziola, has experienced some significant maintenance challenges, particularly during early 2020. In January 2020, the building faced multiple urgent issues in the second-floor apartment, including problems with heat and hot water, and concerning indoor air quality with mold contamination. Inspections on January 5, 2020, confirmed mold problems affecting both eastern and western walls and ceilings in the first room of the second-floor apartment.

These violations were categorized as Class B and Class C, indicating varying levels of severity. The property also had deficiencies in basic safety features, with an open violation regarding a defective carbon monoxide detection system, though other violations related to painting and bathroom maintenance were subsequently closed by February 2020, as were issues related to mold once they were addressed. Prior to these 2020 incidents, the property successfully passed a rodent inspection in April 2012.

It's notable that while the building experienced multiple violations in early 2020, most were resolved within a reasonable timeframe, with the exception of some more recent open violations. As of the current date in July 2025, the most recent available records from the Housing Maintenance Code do not provide updated information on whether these violations have been addressed or if new violations have occurred, though the absence of new service requests or inspection records could indicate improved conditions or potentially less frequent reporting. The building, constructed in 1920, has historically maintained its classification as a two-family residence over the years.