1358 Clement St, San Francisco, CA 94118

The three-unit residential building at 1358 Clement Street in the Central Richmond neighborhood, owned by Chuang Huo Chuan, has undergone significant changes and faced several challenges since its construction in 1905. The property experienced substantial renovations in late 2014, including the conversion of first-floor spaces to create additional bedrooms and living areas, bathroom remodeling, and electrical system upgrades to 200-amp service with three meters and panels. However, this period also saw unauthorized work that triggered a building complaint.

In January 2016, the building faced multiple violations related to heating system deficiencies, including lack of heat to habitable rooms and boiler room concerns, though these issues were subsequently abated by April 2016. The building's maintenance history reveals earlier challenges with pests, including termite treatment in 1999 and dry rot repairs in 2000, along with a roof replacement in 1992. More recent building improvements include the installation of a new furnace system in March 2016.

The property has been subject to regular inspections, with a notable 2009 routine housing inspection identifying fire safety concerns regarding extinguishers and fire escape ladders. The most recent building-related activity recorded was a ground floor window replacement project, though it was noted that vinyl windows were installed without proper permits. While the building has experienced various maintenance and compliance issues over the years, most recent records indicate that the majority of past violations and complaints have been resolved. Recent 311 calls in 2023-2024 primarily relate to street cleaning and parking issues near the property, rather than building-specific concerns.