64-41 Central Avenue, Queens, NY 11385

The two-family residence at 64-41 Central Avenue in Glendale, owned by Pawel Dyjak and built in 1920, has experienced a significant cluster of maintenance issues in May 2025 that warrant attention. Most notably, there was a power outage incident categorized as an "Immediate Emergency" and a heavy water flow leak classified as an "Emergency," both of which were documented between May 21-23 and officially closed.

The building has also faced multiple non-emergency issues during this period, including pest infestations (documented twice), window and door frame problems, flooring concerns, and plumbing issues related to toilets. The most recent complaints from late May 2025 have raised concerns about various maintenance issues, including ceiling problems, window frame concerns, flooring issues, pest infestations, power outages, water leaks, plumbing problems, and window pane defects. Of particular note is that in each instance, the Department of Housing Preservation and Development (HPD) attempted to conduct inspections but was unable to complete them, prompting a recommendation for tenants to submit new service requests if the conditions persist.

While many of these issues have been officially closed in the Housing Maintenance Code system, the inability of HPD to complete inspections raises questions about the current status of these maintenance matters. Additional context shows that the building, a typical two-story, two-family structure for its era, is currently experiencing multiple overlapping maintenance challenges, with higher weight assigned to the more recent complaints. The concentration of maintenance issues in May 2025 suggests possible systemic problems within the building that may impact resident comfort and safety.