733-735 Webster St, San Francisco, CA 94117

The 733-735 Webster Street building is a two-unit, two-story multi-family residential structure located in Alamo Square, constructed in 1900 and currently owned by Karen Uchiyama. The property has undergone several significant renovations and infrastructure improvements over the years, with the most recent substantial work being a master bathroom conversion completed in 2018 that included plumbing and electrical updates.

Earlier major works include a brick footing replacement in 2008 (completed at a cost of $27,000), comprehensive bathroom renovations in 2012, and various plumbing upgrades including a new water service installation in 2010. Historical maintenance records show attention to foundational integrity and structural elements, with the front stairway rebuilt in 1990 and dryrot repairs completed in 1996. The building's maintenance history demonstrates regular attention to infrastructure systems, including multiple bathroom renovations, electrical upgrades (notably a 200-amp service installation in 2012), and various plumbing improvements.

Recent 311 calls (2020-2024) related to the property have primarily concerned external matters such as street cleaning and bicycle lane violations, with no serious building-specific issues reported. The property has experienced several minor fire-related incidents, including smoke scares, a flammable liquid spill, and a brief cooking fire, though none resulted in civilian injuries or significant damage. The building's permit history suggests ongoing maintenance and improvement efforts, with the most recent construction work focusing on bathroom facilities and associated plumbing and electrical systems, while historical records indicate attention to structural elements and basic systems throughout its history.