2800-2806 Anza St, San Francisco, CA 94121

The 4-unit multi-family residential building at 2800-2806 Anza Street in San Francisco's Central Richmond neighborhood, built in 1919 and currently owned by Toy Laura N Revocable Trust, has a documented history of maintenance and compliance issues requiring attention to various building systems. Most recently, in 2019, the building underwent window repairs following multiple violations related to window glazing, sash frames, and sealing issues, with work completed at a cost of $2,500. In 2018, there were significant plumbing and interior maintenance concerns, including issues with tub/showers and floor coverings, though these were resolved within a few months.

The building has also experienced several structural and safety concerns over the years, including dry rot repair work in 2006 (approximately 3'x5' area on the southeast corner) and stair repairs in both 2004 (lightwell stairs) and 2005 (which cost $3,000). Historical records show the building underwent routine housing inspections in 1999, 2004, and 2005, with various violations noted and later resolved. The most recent substantial building improvements include the 2019 window replacement project, which involved installing wood windows clad with aluminum on the Anza facade.

Fire alarm records indicate two system malfunctions were recorded, but fortunately, there were no civilian injuries reported. The property has generated several 311 calls in 2024 regarding exterior maintenance issues, primarily involving street cleaning, graffiti removal, and parking concerns, though these are more reflective of general neighborhood conditions rather than specific building problems. The building's maintenance record suggests periodic attention is required to address various upkeep issues, though all documented violations and complaints have been officially closed or resolved.