10-20 Edgardo Pl, San Francisco, CA 94133

The three-story, nine-unit multi-family residential building at 10-20 Edgardo Place in Telegraph Hill, owned by Sanger Edgardo-lombard Lp, has a documented history of maintenance and safety issues spanning several decades since its construction in 1959. Most recently, there have been sewer-related concerns with two discharge incidents reported in 2024, and in 2015, multiple complaints regarding water intrusion, structural problems, and mold issues were filed and investigated by the Building Inspection Division and Housing Inspection Services. The building has undergone several significant modifications, including horizontal and vertical additions in the late 1980s and early 1990s, roof repairs and strengthening work in 1995, and the installation of a sprinkler system in 1985.

A substantial cluster of building violations was documented in 2006, primarily related to fire safety and security issues, including problems with fire extinguishers, fire escape maintenance, and security gate self-closing devices, though these were all abated by June 2006. Earlier concerns include heating system problems in 2003-2004, with complaints about inadequate heat for extended periods, and various roof-related issues noted in the 2002 violations. The building's plumbing infrastructure was addressed in 2010 with a sewer replacement project, though this permit has since expired.

More recent concerns have primarily involved external issues such as tree damage (most recently reported in 2024) and parking violations, with the most recent tenant buyout information showing no recorded buyouts at this address. A significant incident regarding illegal short-term rentals was documented at 16 Edgardo Place in 2019, which was resolved through city intervention. The building's history suggests ongoing maintenance challenges, particularly in relation to water and fire safety systems, though many historical violations have been resolved or are no longer active.