28-30 Casa Way, San Francisco, CA 94123

The two-unit residential building at 28-30 Casa Way in the Marina neighborhood is a two-story flats and duplex structure built in 1936, currently owned by the Nevolo Family Trust. The property has undergone several significant maintenance and improvement projects over the past decades, with the most recent being a substantial roof renovation completed in 2018, costing $18,000 and involving the installation of a modified bitumen roofing system by fGRC Roofing Inc.

This followed a furnace replacement project in 2011, where two new 80% efficient furnaces were installed, though these permits have since expired. The building's earlier history shows attention to both exterior and hardware maintenance, including street space and sidewalk repairs in 2007, window upgrades in 1989 (installation of two aluminum windows), and a roofing project in 1993, though the latter permit expired without documented completion.

The property has experienced minimal surface-level issues in recent years, with only two documented 311 calls: one in 2023 regarding loose garbage that was resolved, and another in 2014 related to a red color curb request that was transferred to the Color Curb Program for further processing. While the building's documented permit history shows regular maintenance and upgrades consistent with proper upkeep of a multi-family residential property, it's worth noting that some permits from earlier periods, such as the 1989 window installation and 1993 roofing work, do not show final resolution in the available records. However, given the age of these improvements and the subsequent roofing work completed in 2018, it can be reasonably assumed that these earlier issues were addressed during the property's maintenance history.