137 Eaton Place, Staten Island, NY 10302

The two-family house at 137 Eaton Place in Port Richmond, owned by Galileo Tignini, has experienced several recurring maintenance issues in recent years. Most notably, there have been multiple pest-related complaints, with the most recent being a mouse sighting in May 2023, though inspections by the Department of Health and Mental Hygiene and the Department of Housing Preservation and Development (HPD) found no violations.

The building has faced consistent challenges with heat and hot water systems, particularly in December 2022 when both apartment-specific and building-wide issues were reported. A series of inspections in September 2022 identified several violation notices for Apartment 1, including problems with roach infestation, window locks, bathroom ventilation, and carbon monoxide detectors, though records indicate these were subsequently closed. The building's maintenance history shows a cluster of issues documented in December 2022, including problems with various building systems and surfaces such as paint/plaster on walls and ceilings, window frames, and appliance functionality.

The property has undergone rodent inspections in the past, with mixed results; while a May 2023 inspection passed, records from 2012 show earlier failures. Notably, several violations from a June 2021 inspection of Apartment DOOR2 remain open, including issues with bathroom floor tiles, carbon monoxide detectors, wood floor conditions, electrical outlets, and bathroom fixtures. While many complaints have been addressed and closed, the persistence of certain violations and the pattern of maintenance issues suggest ongoing challenges with property upkeep and systems reliability.