868-870 Vallejo St, San Francisco, CA 94133

The two-unit residential building at 868-870 Vallejo Street in North Beach was constructed in 1910 and has undergone several significant renovations, most notably a comprehensive rehabilitation project in 2006 that included complete electrical rewiring, plumbing updates, and interior renovations such as new walls, ceilings, and fixture installations across both units. This extensive work, valued at over $135,000, also encompassed window replacements and roof work, indicating a major modernization effort.

While there was an incident involving a possible sewage leak in April 2010, this was resolved within two months and has not recurred. The property has experienced recurring issues with vehicles blocking driveways, with multiple enforcement actions taken from 2018 through 2024, though these are external to building safety concerns.

Recent maintenance matters have included attention to a lifting sidewalk condition near 871 Vallejo Street in 2023 that was attributed to a sunken utility vault, as well as two open DPW complaints from December 2020 regarding illegal postings and a damaged tree. The building's systems appear to be regularly maintained, with the last recorded electrical work being a green tag re-issue in 2008, suggesting no major electrical issues have been reported in recent years. The property's historical maintenance record shows attention to structural integrity, including a dry rot remediation in 1985, though this appears to have been the only such issue in the building's long history.