This is a great house! Know from friends that they do fire inspections of the Broadway theaters and…read moreare very highly regarded; they also are one of the friendliest houses I have ever visited in NYC. --They suffered severe losses and they and some Hazmat responders were among the very worst hit on September 11. "Never Missed a Performance," and "Pride of Midtown" are great rigs with great crews and it was a real pleasure being there...I had my picture taken with one of the fireman. too. Yes, thank you guys for all you do indeed!

The firemen here were so sweet, they were actually willing to take photos with the tourists! I…read moreactually jumped in for a shot! Thanks Guys for all you do!!

Firefighters here are very friendly and welcoming. Will be happy to talk to you or show you around!read more

This is our local fire dept battalion station located on 85th street. I've seen these brave…read morefirefighters answer emergency calls in the area, battle fires, and help the local community in a variety of situations. This station lost nine firefighters during the 9/11 attacks. You can still view the memorial with their names and photos on the outside wall by the main entrance. RIP to them, we salute your bravery. A big thanks goes out to the men and women of the FDNY

FDNY Engine 22/Ladder 13 This firehouse is located two…read moreblocks from where I lived on East 87th Street. On occasion if I had a question about how my landlord was handling fire safety I would visit them and ask my questions. They are definitely helpful and there's always someone around to assist me. Today I saw them on Third Avenue and was fascinated with what they were doing as there wasn't a fire involved. The nice Fireman said they were practicing. He said they practice so they will be ready when there is an emergency. I'm a huge fan of the FDNY as this city has many fire hazards. Can you imagine having a job where you put your life on the line every time you go to work. Or when you're called to come in to work unexpectedly. I thanked these Firemen today for their service. I suggest you do the same any chance you get.

FDNY came to my High Rise Building and provided training to residents. They did a great job and…read moregave out brochures so we can refer back to the important information. If you want to stay safe I suggest you contact them for information. If you have a landlord that cares about your safety they will help you get the session at your apartment. We had such a response that the room was full. A zoom of the presentation was available if you didn't get signed up in time to be present live. I'm recommending!

Great group of guys here, protect the UES. Super nice, and willing to show you around. God Bless…read morethe FDNY.

New York is home love it or leave it. It's not an easy life but after living here any place else…read morewould be boring. The rules and regulations are ridiculous. A lot of laws are archaic. They're making new laws all the time! This morning I was looking for the law that requires landlords to keep the heat on through May 31st. I'm glad when it's turned off. My apartment is small and gets the morning sun so it's hot until sundown. There's flexibility in the law but in a high rise turning the heat on and off when the temperature whiplash comes is just not possible. Believe me I asked! So I'm hanging on looking forward to June 1st. In the meantime my daughter is going to help me get the insulation out of the window so she can also help me get the window open!! Thank you New York Government!

New York. I'm a born and bred (Brooklyn) native New Yorker. Is it a perfect place? Heck no, but…read moreit's a great place to live if you can afford it. I've been all around this country as I'm lucky enough that my career has offered many chances to experience other cities. Many other places have their pro's and are terrific cities in their own right, but none compares to the vibe and feel of New York. The first thing I do when I get back from a trip is to hit my local NYC pizza joint or get some bagels as its a must. Plus, New York is a huge state. So many cool town and cities to explore north and west of NYC by train or car. Plenty to do and experience. Summer and Fall in New York up there is beautiful. Yeah, NYC can be a bit dirty, grimy, a bit brusque and at times aggravating but that's part of the charm. If you can't handle it you don't belong here.

They manage many properties in Manhattan. I'm writing about one of their UWS properties. It's in…read morethe 60's one block from Central Park. They are slumlords. Homeless people living in the hallways. Fires, floods, lights out in hallways,expired and illegal smoke detectors. Get everything in writing. Never talk to the "Rosenblats" on the phone. ALWAYS get it in writing. They turn off the hot water in the entire building. They insist you call them and not 311 or fire department for gas leaks. Building infested with carpenter bees, roaches and mice. They Never clean the hallways except the day before they are showing the apartments. Do not sign a contract with them. There have been fires and floods in this building many times 6 in 10 years and never once was anything cleaned. Use another management company if you want to live in a safe clean apartment.

We have just switched to Manhattan Fire Safety this month and had a couple of services done with…read moreJorge. So far everything has been smooth and efficient. The price is fair, the inspector and office staff are helpful. I've scrolled through the reviews and noticed that almost the negative reviews are mainly people complaining about their sale's approach. It is understandable one could get annoyed being bugged and persuaded into service he doesn't want or even doesn't need. However, If you are a construction trade company who constantly need extinguishers service/repair or purchases, they are actually quite a good option. Very easy to work with and always on time.

I encourage all employees former and current to report this company to the Occupational Safety and…read moreHealth Administration. Working conditions are deplorable. Manhattan Fire & Safety Corp. Response 09/09/2024 It is unfortunate that this disgruntled employee took the time to attempt to slander our company. We have been the leader in providing ************************* to the *** area for over 40 years. It is upsetting to hear how someone who worked for us for such a short period of time can be so malicious. Most of our employees have been with us for over 10 Years and have had successful careers in both ****************** as well as support technicians. We have recently had a major management change, as well as significant changes to our dispatching and account systems which have proven to be very effective to our customer and employee satisfaction. We continue to strive to provide top notch service to our customers while maintaining a healthy and happy work environment for our employees. This review is not from a disgruntled employee. It is from a former employee who was rendered disabled due to an unsafe chair about which a complaint was expressed and no action was taken to ensure the safety of this employee. As a result, said employee has had to undergo and is still undergoing months of painful physical therapy in order to enable him to walk normally again. It is not a career. There are no benefits...only intimidation and exploitation. It is not a happy and healthy work environment as the company stated. The physical, financial, emotional and mental well-being of the employees is not a consideration. There are no happy and healthy employees on the sales force - most of them have back problems and a couple of them need canes to assist them...most likely from years of long hours sitting in unsafe chairs. They know, and the company knows, that jobs are scarce, so the employees don't complain. They just suffer...especially when they see their paychecks at the end of the week.

Still a great part of town to walk around and check out the Halloween decorations. Once again the…read moreYorkville area had some fun items to view.

Upper East Side is my home. We had our problems during the pandemic. Places were closing down…read morerapidly and we lost some historic bakeries and restaurants. Well it's looking to me like we are coming back quickly. Panera is back and Barnes and Noble is going to open. Both are within a half mile from my apartment. There's at least four new pizza joints in a half mile of my home too. We are definitely excited about Kossar's Bagels and Bialy's! We have more ice cream and cookie shops than ever before. Yes there's crime but that's in every neighborhood these days throughout the city. Yes it's expensive to rent an apartment. Just remember that it's worth it to be able to walk everywhere and not have the expense of a car and the expenses that come with a car. I'm not happy about Manhattan air quality and the air quality in my neighborhood. I just do the best I can. It's Five Stars for Museums, Educational Institutions, entertainment, sports programs, parks and playgrounds. Plus the public spaces and libraries. I can go on and on. I'm not recommending. Stay where you are! We have enough people here!