505 35th Ave, San Francisco, CA 94121

The two-unit residential building at 505 35th Avenue in the Outer Richmond has undergone several significant maintenance and repair projects since its construction in 1990. Most recently, in May 2023, the property required repairs for dry rot and termite infestation affecting the rear deck, including framing, sheathing, and railing updates, with a repair cost of $20,000.

Prior to that, major improvements included a siding replacement project in July 2021, where James Hardie fiber cement lap siding was installed on the left side of the building at a cost of nearly $19,000, and a complete reroofing undertaken in February 2018 costing over $24,000. The building has also experienced some maintenance issues requiring attention, such as peeling paint on woodwork reported in November 2019. The property has experienced three building-related incidents according to fire records, though none resulted in civilian injuries, including two unintentional building fires and one gas leak incident.

Recent infrastructure concerns have been documented through 311 calls, particularly regarding curb defects reported in April and December 2023, though these cases received no detailed follow-up action. There have been several parking and garbage-related complaints in the vicinity, with the most recent involving abandoned garbage in August 2024 and a driveway blocking incident in June 2024, both of which were resolved through official intervention. The building's maintenance history shows regular upkeep, particularly of exterior elements, though the recurring nature of some issues like dry rot and termite infestation suggests ongoing challenges with building preservation.