362 Bement Avenue, Staten Island, NY 10310

The three-story, six-unit building at 362 Bement Avenue in West Brighton, owned by Roy Guillaume, has experienced recurring maintenance and hygiene issues since its construction in 1967. Most notably, there are multiple ongoing violations related to the failure to file annual bedbug reports from 2021 through 2024, indicating potential pest management compliance issues. The property has documented several sanitation-related complaints, with a cluster of reports in July 2021 concerning unsanitary conditions, including garbage/recycling storage problems and pest infestations, though inspections did not result in violations.

In 2019, the building faced multiple complaints regarding water leaks, flooring issues, and radiator problems, primarily affecting one unit (1L), but inspectors were unable to gain access for verification. The building has a documented history of rodent-related challenges, with inspections from 2011 through 2021 showing irregular compliance. The most recent rodent inspection in May 2021 passed, following a failed inspection earlier that month.

Open violations from 2019 specifically cite issues in apartment 1L, including required repairs to a water leak, mice infestation, and various maintenance concerns such as door repairs and bathroom ceiling paint requirements. While some improvements appear to have been made, as evidenced by the passing rodent inspection in 2021, the building continues to show open violations related to bedbug reporting requirements as of 2024, suggesting ongoing challenges with maintaining regulatory compliance. The most recent significant inspection in 2024 revealed no new violations, but the remaining open violations from previous years indicate unresolved compliance issues.