2061-2063 Hayes St, San Francisco, CA 94117

The property at 2061-2063 Hayes Street is a two-unit, two-story multi-family residential building constructed in 1906, currently owned by the Ann & Paul Brunetta Family Trust. The building has undergone significant renovations and improvements over the years, with major work completed in 2012-2016 including comprehensive plumbing and electrical system upgrades, deck construction, roof replacement, and waterproofing work. The electrical upgrade in 2012 involved installing 200-amp service with extensive electrical infrastructure including lighting, receptacles, and appliances across both units.

The plumbing work in 2012-2020 included complete system remodeling, water heater replacements, and a sewer replacement project completed in April 2020. There is currently an outstanding building permit from January 2019 to convert the basement into a garage and additional dwelling unit, though this permit's final disposition is uncertain based on available records. A building complaint was filed in March 2020 regarding a possible illegal unit removal or merger between the two units, though this complaint is listed as not active. Recent infrastructure issues including a collapsed sidewalk reported in June 2023 and multiple street cleaning concerns from 2021-2022 suggest ongoing maintenance challenges in the immediate vicinity.

The property has maintained active street space permits throughout 2012-2013, and there were some neighbor-related issues during the 2012 construction period regarding debris containment. While the property appears to have undergone substantial modernization and improvements over the past decade, the status of the basement conversion project and the 2023 sidewalk issue are notable points of interest. The building has received comprehensive upgrades to its electrical and plumbing systems, though several older permits from 2012-2013 were either expired or renewed rather than fully completed or closed. Recent 311 calls primarily relate to external property concerns such as sidewalk maintenance and street cleaning rather than building-specific issues.