2800-2802 Jackson St, San Francisco, CA 94115

The two-unit residential building at 2800-2802 Jackson Street in Pacific Heights, owned by the Bradford Thompson 2018 Irrevocable Trust, has a documented history of maintenance and some recent concerning issues. Built in 1940 as a two-story flats and duplex structure, the building underwent several significant improvements, including a substantial window replacement project in 2007 costing $42,000, where 52 existing windows were updated with Pella wood windows featuring divided lights.

The property has experienced recent maintenance challenges, with a building complaint filed in March 2024 regarding insects/rodents and a dilapidated structure. While there have been multiple 311 calls in late 2024, the majority were related to external issues such as street flooding, sidewalk defects, and tree maintenance on public property rather than building-specific problems. The building's fire incident records show several safety system activations, including smoke detector, extinguishing system, carbon monoxide detector, and a power line concern, though none resulted in civilian injuries.

Historical records indicate earlier renovations, including a bathroom remodel in 1995 and complete reroofing work in 2002, though one of the roofing permits was cancelled. More recently, there have been multiple sewer-related incidents in late 2024, with three flooding reports between November and December 2024, suggesting potential infrastructure challenges in the immediate vicinity of the property. While most recent work appears to be primarily focused on external issues rather than interior improvements, the building's age and history of system activations underscore the importance of regular maintenance and monitoring of safety systems.