1060-1062 Clay St, San Francisco, CA 94108

The two-unit residential building at 1060-1062 Clay Street in Nob Hill, owned by Teresa Lew, is a 1926 flats and duplex structure that has undergone several significant maintenance and repair projects over the past two decades. Most recently, in 2018, the building received a new roof (cost: $20,500) and underwent street space improvements.

Prior to that, in 2008, there were notable issues addressed including water damage, plumbing violations, and fireproofing concerns, which were resolved through various repairs including sheetrock work, stair repairs, and water heater installation. The building has experienced multiple instances of maintenance needing attention, with violations documented in 2005 related to hallway lighting, kitchen fan issues, and garage fire safety concerns, though all these citations were subsequently abated. Recent activity on the property has been relatively minimal in terms of major structural work, though there have been sporadic 311 calls regarding parking violations and street lighting issues in the vicinity.

The most pressing concerns appear to have been addressed, as evidenced by the completion of multiple repair permits and the resolution of historical building complaints regarding plumbing, electrical systems, and fire safety. The building's systems have received periodic updates, including a new electrical meter main installation in 2010, though the 2000 roofing permit remains listed as expired in the records. Recent maintenance appears to have focused more on exterior elements such as street lighting (with conversions to LED) and parking management in the surrounding area.