2 Leroy Street, Staten Island, NY 10314

The two-family home at 2 Leroy Street in Chelsea, Staten Island, has a documented history of maintenance issues from 2019, with the most significant problems occurring during March-April of that year. The building experienced multiple heating and hot water system failures, affecting both individual apartments and the entire building, with violations issued after an inspection of Apartment 1 in early March 2019 regarding inadequate heat supply from the central heating system.

Additionally, the property was the subject of two emergency complaints regarding mold and unsanitary conditions in April 2019, specifically affecting the north and east bathroom walls in Apartment 1. The Department of Housing Preservation and Development (HPD) attempted to investigate these conditions but was unable to gain access, leading to the closure of these complaints, though the violations related to these issues were officially documented.

A general unsanitary condition violation was also recorded for the cellar south area in March 2019, requiring cleansing and disinfection after water and sewage removal. All of these issues were recorded and closed within a relatively short time frame, typically within a month, though they represent significant periods of discomfort for residents during early 2019. The building, owned by Jun Wu, was constructed in 1930 and is categorized as a two-story, two-family house.