151 Arlo Road, Staten Island, NY 10301

**151 Arlo Road** is a 24-unit, two-story residential building constructed in 1951 and currently owned by Brendan Vallely. The property has experienced several recurring maintenance issues, with the most significant recent concerns centered around **HVAC systems** and **pest control**. Between 2024 and 2023, there were multiple complaints regarding **indoor air quality** and **ventilation problems** in late 2024, following earlier complaints in mid-2024 about **heat and hot water** issues affecting the entire building. The building has also faced challenges with **sanitary conditions**, particularly regarding **pest infestations**, with several complaints filed in mid-2024 and earlier instances in 2022, although most recent inspections (including those from 2024) found **no violations** or certified corrections.

The building's **physical structure** has been an area of concern, particularly regarding the **masonry facade**, with multiple complaints and violations recorded between 2019 and 2023. Notable issues include complaints about **building shaking/vibrations** and concerns about the **structural stability** of exterior elements, with inspections documenting problems with **loose bricks**, **missing mortar**, and **step cracks** in various parts of the building. Most recent information from late 2023 indicates some active violations related to facade maintenance requirements. Fortunately, all recent **bedbug reports** (since 2024) show **zero infested units**, suggesting successful management of this previous issue.

The building has also experienced **window-related issues**, with a currently **open violation** regarding window frame repairs as of 2024, and past inspections confirming problems with **self-closing doors** and overall building maintenance compliance, including requirements for **annual bedbug reporting**. **Note**: This summary is based on available public records and focuses on significant recurring issues, particularly those affecting resident comfort and safety. While the building has experienced various maintenance challenges, recent patterns suggest some improvements in compliance and issue resolution. The property is subject to ongoing monitoring for building code and maintenance compliance through various city agencies.