177-34 136th Avenue, Queens, NY 11434

The two-family house at 177-34 136th Avenue in Springfield Gardens, owned by Tanya Wood-randolph, has experienced several significant maintenance issues, particularly during early 2020. Most notably, there were multiple complaints regarding heat and hot water problems affecting the entire building in March 2020, with one inspection resulting in violations for inadequate heat supply and another citing missing carbon monoxide detectors on the second floor.

These heat and safety issues were classified as emergency situations, though there were two other instances of heat/hot water complaints in March 2020 that could not be investigated due to access issues. Earlier in the same year, there were plumbing concerns regarding the bathtub/shower facilities in January 2020, which also suffered from access-related inspection limitations, along with door-related issues that were documented as both emergency and non-emergency complaints.

The building, which was constructed in 1925, is classified as a two-family house and has been the subject of multiple housing maintenance code complaints and violations. While some of these issues have been officially closed, including the heat-related violations from March 2020, which cited inadequate heat supply and CO detector problems, it is important to note that multiple complaints from this period unable to be investigated due to access issues remain as closed complaints, indicating potential ongoing concerns. The property has been listed with one unit, and while the significant maintenance issues of early 2020 were primarily focused on heating and safety concerns, recent building data beyond October 2023 shows no additional documented complaints or violations, suggesting that the most pressing issues may have been addressed.