1815-1819 Grant Ave, San Francisco, CA 94133

The three-unit, two-story multi-family residential building at 1815-1819 Grant Avenue in Telegraph Hill, owned by Carlo Tarrone, was constructed in 1907 and has undergone several significant maintenance and safety improvements over the years. The building has experienced multiple electrical and safety-related incidents, with the most recent concerns focusing on lighting issues in 2024 (two separate street light complaints), a persistent light problem reported in January 2025, and recurring parking violations in the vicinity.

In 2015, there was a notable electrical safety complaint regarding problematic circuit breakers and fuses, which resulted in a correction to a violation notice and some panel maintenance work. Earlier electrical infrastructure updates included the installation of an exterior walkway lighting system in 2015, replacement of Federal Pacific panel components, and a house meter installation in 2010, indicating efforts to modernize the building's electrical systems. The building's maintenance history shows attention to basic infrastructure needs, including window replacements (1995), reroofing (1993), and various other improvements.

A water heater replacement was performed in 2009, and in 1988, a bronze patio door was installed. Several fire-related incidents have been recorded, though none resulted in civilian injuries, including smoke detector activations and a building fire with an unintentional cause, suggesting the presence of basic fire safety systems. The most recent building issues primarily involve external factors such as street lighting and parking violations rather than internal structural or safety concerns, though the age of some building systems suggests ongoing maintenance requirements.