1963-1967 Oak St, San Francisco, CA 94117

This three-story multi-family residential building, constructed in 1902 in the Haight Ashbury neighborhood, has undergone several significant maintenance and improvement projects over the past decades. Most recently, in September 2023, the building received a complete reroofing project valued at $11,000. The property has seen various electrical upgrades, including the conversion of overhead to underground electrical service in 2004 with a new 400-amp system and the installation of hardwired interconnected smoke detectors.

A concerning pattern of plumbing and electrical work suggests ongoing maintenance attention is required, with the most recent plumbing work completed in 2020 involving rough and finish plumbing for a toilet and hand sink. The building has experienced several notable issues over its history, particularly evident in a 2004 routine inspection that revealed multiple interior problems including mold/mildew, window issues, and water damage in the bathroom, along with gas leaks. This inspection also identified violations regarding self-closing exterior doors, window repairs, and various interior surface issues, though records indicate these were subsequently addressed.

There have been four documented fire-related incidents, including one gas leak, though none resulted in civilian injuries. The property's most recent tenant buyout occurred in April 2019, involving two tenants and totaling $130,000. Recent exterior maintenance issues have been documented through 311 calls, including reports of abandoned debris and a damaged tree, while multiple recent complaints about sidewalk garbage were resolved through Recology. The building's fire alarm system has experienced occasional false activations, though no serious fire incidents have been recorded.