554 26th Ave, San Francisco, CA 94121

554 26th Avenue is a two-story, four-unit multi-family residential building located in San Francisco's Central Richmond neighborhood, constructed in 1986 and currently owned by Martin & Ludwika Novak 2000. The building's construction history includes a demolition permit completed in July 1984, with a planned building permit that was ultimately cancelled in February 1985.

The most significant safety concern in the building's history occurred in July 2003, when multiple fire safety violations were recorded regarding inadequate smoke detectors in the stairs and lobby areas, as well as issues with smoke enclosure doors; all of these violations were resolved by September 2003. A furnace replacement was completed in December 2012, representing the most recent significant building system improvement on record. The property has undergone routine housing inspections over the years, including a 1996 inspection and a 2002 inspection which noted issues with a defective doorbell and overgrown grass with debris, though these were quickly resolved.

While there were multiple 311 calls from 2009 to 2016 regarding street cleaning and maintenance issues in the surrounding area, these were all related to public space rather than the building itself. The most recent incident on record was a non-injury lock-out situation, though no date appears to be associated with this event. It's worth noting that while there have been multiple building inspections and some historical violations, all known safety issues have been addressed and there have been no recorded building violations or safety citations since 2003.