170-15 93rd Avenue, Queens, NY 11433

The three-story residential building at 170-15 93rd Avenue in Jamaica, owned by Abu Zafarullah, has experienced several maintenance issues since its construction in 2004. Most recently, in January 2025, there were two significant service requests involving heat/hot water issues and flooring problems, though both were resolved relatively quickly. The building has had recurring plumbing and flooring issues, with multiple complaints recorded in June 2022, including problems with the bathtub/shower and floor conditions, though inspectors were unable to gain access for verification.

There have been notable concerns regarding pest control, with a 2022 unsanitary condition complaint regarding pests that could not be inspected due to access issues, and a 2023 rodent-related complaint that resulted in a passed inspection. The building currently has several open housing maintenance code violations from 2022 that require attention, including issues with posting required safety notices (carbon monoxide and smoke detector requirements, gas leak procedures) and problems with the building's entrance door lock. While the bedbug reporting for 2025 shows no infested units, with similar results in previous years, indicating effective management of this particular issue.

The building's most recent rodent inspection in early 2024 showed rat activity, though this was preceded by passed inspections in 2023. The property has undergone multiple bedbug reporting periods (2021-2025) with no documented infestations. The various complaints and violations suggest periodic maintenance challenges, particularly regarding building systems and pest control, though many recent issues have been resolved promptly when reported.