106 Seal Rock Dr, San Francisco, CA 94121

The two-unit residential building at 106 Seal Rock Drive in San Francisco's Outer Richmond neighborhood is a two-story flats and duplex structure built in 1947, currently held in trust by the Neuhaus family (Deborah Fra). The building's maintenance history shows regular attention to structural integrity, with significant work done in recent years including a roofing project completed in 2016 at a cost of $14,650 and a comprehensive sewer line replacement in July 2013.

Historical records indicate past issues with dry rot, notably addressed in 1984 when repairs were made to two front balconies, and again in 2006 when work was completed on the garage header and base of a bay soffit, following termite inspections. The earliest record related to the building's maintenance is from 1995 for another roofing project, though this permit expired.

More recent activity around the property has primarily involved routine municipal services, with no reported maintenance or safety issues. Two 311 calls were logged in 2022, one regarding holiday waste disposal (a Christmas tree) and another related to park patrol, both of which were resolved through normal city processes. The building's documented history suggests regular upkeep by the owners, particularly focusing on addressing structural concerns as they arise, with no recurring patterns of specific maintenance issues evident in the records.