1036-1040 Jackson St, San Francisco, CA 94133

The three-story, six-unit multi-family residential building at 1036-1040 Jackson Street in Nob Hill, owned by Ronald Yim Cheung & Lill, was constructed in 1912 and has undergone several notable changes and experienced various maintenance issues over the years. In 2018, there was an attempt to convert the existing garage and storage space into an ADU unit, though this permit was ultimately cancelled. The building has a documented history of routine inspections and violations, particularly in the early 2000s, when issues such as a rusty fire escape ladder cable, damaged storage room ceiling surfaces, and problems with fire safety equipment were identified and subsequently abated.

Significant maintenance work includes reroofing completed in 2010 and various street space permits issued in the 2000s. The property has faced several serious infrastructure challenges, including a ruptured sewage line complaint in 2000 that reportedly affected neighboring properties, and water drainage issues between this building and 1030's exterior wall. More recent maintenance history shows attention to fire safety requirements, with gas pressure testing completed in 2013.

The building underwent a routine inspection by Housing Inspection Services in 2016, and while many past violations have been addressed, the property has experienced recurring issues with debris and garbage disposal in recent years, as evidenced by multiple 311 calls throughout 2024. The most recent activity on record shows several instances of abandoned furniture and debris requiring attention. The building's maintenance history suggests regular oversight from city agencies and periodic attention to both routine maintenance and emergency repairs, with a particular focus on addressing historical fire safety and structural concerns.