2843-2845 Clay St, San Francisco, CA 94115

The three-unit, two-story multi-family residential building at 2843-2845 Clay Street in Pacific Heights was built in 1907 and has undergone several significant renovations and repairs over the years. Most notably, in 2004-2005, the building experienced substantial improvements including a complete electrical rewiring of the upstairs apartment (Unit 2845) following fire damage, installation of a new 400-amp service with four meters, and extensive roof work costing over $55,000 that included replacement of the roof structure and materials. The building's fire safety systems were updated in 2007 with the installation of a new fire control panel and monitoring equipment.

More recent concerns include a building complaint filed in September 2024 regarding unauthorized construction work and an allegedly illegal window installation in the rear rental unit, which purportedly overlooks a neighboring property. This complaint remains in an undetermined status as of this analysis, with an abatement date of December 2024. The building's history also includes some environmental concerns, with a high VOC emissions complaint filed in 2011, and a carbon monoxide detector activation incident with no CO detected, though no injuries were reported.

Infrastructure maintenance records show regular upkeep, including roofing work in 1996 and the 1980s, and various interior improvements. The property has had minimal external incidents, with only two 311 calls recorded in recent years - one regarding an abandoned vehicle in 2021 and a temporary moving sign request in 2020. All major building infrastructure systems appear to have received appropriate attention over the years, with particular emphasis on electrical and fire safety systems, suggesting that while the building is old, it has received necessary modern upgrades to maintain core systems.