919 Armstrong Avenue, Staten Island, NY 10308

The two-family house at 919 Armstrong Avenue in Great Kills, owned by Elimelech Esterzohn, has experienced several maintenance issues over the past two years, with the most recent being a heat/hot water complaint in January 2025. The building, constructed in 1985 and comprising three units across two stories, has shown recurring problems with plumbing systems, particularly toilets, which were reported and addressed in July 2024 and again in August 2024.

A significant cluster of maintenance issues emerged in August 2024, including concerns about fire escape safety, flooring conditions, pavement outside the building, water leakage (heavy flow), and window frame problems, all of which were classified as emergency complaints and subsequently closed after corrections were verified. The property's maintenance history shows a mix of urgent and non-urgent issues, with most complaints being resolved relatively quickly, often within a week.

Notably, there have been multiple plumbing-related complaints, including reports of toilet and sink/basin problems, as well as various door and window maintenance issues. While the majority of complaints have been addressed through proper channels, the persistence of plumbing-related issues and the nature of some safety concerns, such as the fire escape problem in August 2024, warrant attention. The building's management has generally responded to complaints, with most being resolved and closed through verification of corrections, though some complaints have been closed without violations being issued following HPD inspections.