2065-2069 Ofarrell St, San Francisco, CA 94115

The three-unit multi-family residential building at 2065-2069 Ofarrell St in the Western Addition neighborhood, built in 1900, has undergone several significant maintenance and improvement projects over the past few years. Most notably, in 2025, a structural improvement is planned to replace a wood beam and post in the garage area with new steel supports at a cost of $20,000. In response to a building inspection in 2018, the property underwent compliance work in 2019 to address structural post repairs and replace nine exterior windows at the back of the building. The building has also received attention to its roof, with a complete reroofing project in 2012, and significant historical improvements including window, siding, and deck replacements in 2000.

The building has experienced some safety and maintenance challenges over the years, including multiple routine safety inspections revealing various issues. Most recently, in 2024, there were violations concerning sprinkler/standpipe systems and blocked exits, though these were corrected. Historical concerns included electrical equipment deterioration in 2015, several fire safety violations in 2009 related to egress obstruction, fire extinguishers, and combustible storage in the garage. The property has maintained relatively good compliance with most issues being resolved promptly, though there have been repeated mentions of fire safety concerns including sprinkler system maintenance and exit access.

Recent 311 calls from 2024-2025 have primarily been related to street cleaning and debris removal, indicating ongoing maintenance of public areas around the building. The building's fire safety record shows multiple false alarms and unintentional system activations, but no civilian injuries have been reported. Historical violations related to fire systems maintenance were addressed, and regular inspections continue to monitor building safety. The property appears to be actively maintained, with significant investment in structural improvements and prompt attention to compliance issues when they arise. However, the frequency of maintenance activities and inspections suggests ongoing attention is required to maintain building systems and compliance with safety standards.