1600 Pennsylvania Avenue is an old house, and it's constantly in need of repairs, plumbers and exterminators.

A list of work orders processed by maintenance crews at the White House shows roaches in the staff kitchen, mice in the Situation Room, leaks in the ceilings and a broken toilet seat in the president's private restroom.

in Washington obtained the repair list via a Freedom On Information Act request.

'WW NM pest control to treat for cockroaches in the dining rooms,' reads one work order.

That's a reference to the West Wing's Navy Mess, a wood-paneled restaurant in the White House basement that seats about 50 people on elegantly appointed tables with fresh flowers and official White House china. 

Down the hall in the high-stakes Situation Room, exterminators were called to deal with a mouse infestation.

'RODENT PROBLEM,' that work order read.

Another work order was closed out by a staffer who reported resolving a problem with 'ants in the window sill' of the Chief of Staff's office. 

'I removed a lot by killing them,' the worker wrote.

The problems go beyond critters and bugs. Plumbers were called to '[i]nvestigate water leaking from ceiling in [the] Press Office' on the first floor.

And workmen were dispatched to replace a broken toilet seat in the president's private bathroom near the Oval Office shortly after Donald Trump took office.

'After hours please,' the maintenance crew was told.