956 Jackson St, San Francisco, CA 94133

The property at 956 Jackson Street is a two-unit, two-story multi-family residential building located in the Nob Hill neighborhood, owned by Willie Wong and Lily Lee-wong. Built in 1917, this flats and duplex structure has undergone two documented roofing projects, in 1989 and more recently in 2007 with a cost of $4,500.

A significant electrical safety concern was noted in 2004 when hazardous wiring and splicing in common areas by the owner and relatives reportedly caused repeated power shutdowns, with violations filed by the Electrical Inspection Division. The building's recent history includes three fire alarm incidents (two false alarms and one contained cooking fire) with no civilian injuries recorded. The property has experienced recurring issues with driveway blocking, with multiple citations issued between 2016 and 2024, though in many cases officers were unable to locate the offending vehicles.

Other maintenance and safety concerns have been relatively minor, including reports of illegal parking, sidewalk blockage by residential totters, and occasional street cleaning needs. Notably, there was one encampment cleanup request in December 2019 and a general service request to DPW in April 2019. The building's overall incident history suggests regular maintenance issues typical of its age, with particular attention needed to address historical electrical system modifications, though these appear to have occurred nearly two decades ago.