122 Alaska Street, Staten Island, NY 10310

The two-family house at 122 Alaska Street in Randall Manor, built in 2004 and owned by Shinjier Yang, has experienced several maintenance issues over the past few years. Most recently, in July 2023, complaints were filed regarding problems with a refrigerator and electrical outlets/switches, though the Department of Housing Preservation and Development (HPD) was unable to gain access for inspection. Going back to March 2022, the building faced multiple maintenance challenges including pest infestations, electrical issues, and problems with plumbing fixtures including a bathtub/shower.

During this period, inspections resulted in violations regarding a roach infestation, bathtub defects, and issues with a toilet flushing apparatus, though all these violations were certified as resolved by June 2022. The building has maintained a record of pest control efforts, with bedbug reports showing no current infestations between 2022-2023, though there were reports of eradicated units in 2021-2022. Rodent inspections in 2012 and 2016 showed both compliance and failure to comply with regulations, indicating some historical challenges with pest management, though recent bedbug reporting suggests improvements in this area.

The building's recent history suggests ongoing maintenance needs, particularly regarding electrical systems and appliances, as evidenced by the 2023 complaints that remain unverified due to access issues. The property has demonstrated some issues with timely maintenance response in the past, particularly during 2022 when multiple complaints were filed and required inspections. While many of the historical violations have been addressed, the sustained pattern of maintenance requests over the years indicates that residents have experienced periodic issues with building systems including plumbing, electrical, and pest control. The most recent complaints from 2023 represent the latest recorded maintenance concerns, though the HPD's inability to inspect the premises means these issues remain officially unverified as of the latest data.