1075 Washington St, San Francisco, CA 94108

The 12-unit apartment building at 1075 Washington Street in San Francisco's Nob Hill neighborhood, owned by Beverly E Gee 2000 Revoc Tr, has undergone several significant infrastructure improvements since its construction in 1926. The building received a complete electrical upgrade in 2013 with the installation of a new 400-amp service, thirteen meters, and panels, followed by plumbing updates including a backflow device replacement (2010) and a new boiler installation (2010).

A reroofing project was carried out in 1995, though records indicate this permit has since expired. The property has a history of maintenance and safety issues, particularly evident from a series of violations recorded in late 2002, including problems with the garbage chute, fire safety equipment, security features, and interior surfaces. While these violations were officially abated in March 2004, they highlight past challenges with building maintenance.

More recent concerns include an active complaint regarding common areas filed in April 2024, though specific details about this complaint are not provided in the records. The building has experienced several fire safety-related incidents, primarily involving false alarms or detector activations, with the most recent fire complaints in 2021 regarding extinguishers and an unspecified issue, both of which were resolved. Regular inspections and permit updates suggest ongoing attention to building systems, though the presence of multiple 311 calls in recent years (2020-2024) regarding street cleaning and debris may indicate ongoing challenges with waste management or building maintenance.