110-27 175th Street, Queens, NY 11433

This two-family residence at 110-27 175th Street in St. Albans, owned by Fred Lavi, was constructed in 2004 and consists of two stories. The building experienced significant maintenance issues during late 2020 through early 2021, with multiple complaints and violations primarily related to heat and hot water systems.

Between November 2020 and January 2021, there were at least three complaints about building-wide heat and hot water problems, and an electrical lighting issue, with several of these cases being marked as emergencies. Specific violations were documented in December 2020, including inadequate hot water supply, illegal security door lock, and reports of pest infestations (mice and roaches) in Apartment 1 on the first story. The building's maintenance history reveals persistent plumbing and heating concerns during this period, with multiple complaints about water supply issues and steam pipe problems.

Additional violations noted in late 2020 included a defective door frame, leaky water supply pipe in the cellar, and various heating system deficiencies. While many of these issues were subsequently closed, there remains an open Class B violation as of late 2020 regarding visible mold conditions in the cellar. It's worth noting that despite multiple agency inspections, access to some units was not granted for verification purposes, leading to the recommendation for tenants to file new complaints if conditions persisted. The building's records demonstrate a concentrated period of maintenance challenges during late 2020, with particular attention needed for the building's heat, hot water, and plumbing systems during that timeframe.