1166 Haight St, San Francisco, CA 94117

1166 Haight Street is a 12-unit, 3-story multi-family residential building located in the Haight Ashbury neighborhood, constructed in 1906 and currently owned by Denis & Sheila McCarthy Family. The building has undergone significant improvements and renovations over the past several years, with major work completed between 2016-2018 including the installation of a comprehensive fire sprinkler system throughout all units ($119,700), complete rewiring of the building, new fire alarm system installation, bathroom and kitchen remodels in all units, and various structural improvements including fire escape modifications and first floor revisions. The building's safety systems have been a focus, with multiple fire safety improvements including sprinkler system modifications, new notification circuits, and a fire alarm system installation. The property has experienced several routine inspections and complaints over the years, with the most recent inspection in 2024 regarding common areas, which was abated in February 2024.

Historical complaints and violations include issues with heat provision, window repairs, weatherproofing, and handrails, though these were all abated years ago (mostly by 2001-2005). The building's infrastructure has been systematically upgraded, with recent plumbing work addressing backflow issues and various sewer and water system improvements. Recent 311 calls from late 2024 primarily relate to exterior graffiti and encampment removal, though these are outside building scope. While there have been multiple fire-related service calls, most were either false alarms or related to system malfunctions, with no civilian injuries recorded in any incidents.

The building's owners have regularly addressed violations and permit requirements, including backflow corrections in 2020 and various plumbing and electrical upgrades. The property has undergone substantial modernization efforts, including historical compliance with various requirements such as seismic upgrades, and has maintained active building permits for ongoing improvements. Two significant historical events worth noting are a 2007 complaint about concrete wall stability near a vent (which was addressed), and a 2016-2017 period involving multiple permit revisions and updates to various building systems. The building's maintenance record shows consistent attention to both routine upkeep and emergency repairs, with recent work focusing on maintaining current safety standards and addressing any identified deficiencies promptly.