1828-1830 Anza St, San Francisco, CA 94118

The two-story, four-unit apartment building at 1828-1830 Anza Street in the Inner Richmond, built in 1917, has undergone several significant maintenance and safety improvements over the years. Most recently, in 2022, the property completed a thorough update of its heating systems with four furnace changeouts, demonstrating ongoing infrastructure maintenance. In 2015, substantial work was carried out to address safety concerns, including the replacement of a deteriorated second stairway at a cost of $15,000 and the issuance of multiple street space permits.

Prior to this, the building received a new roof in 2014 (costing $13,600) and underwent critical plumbing work with a sewer line and house trap replacement, though this permit expired before completion. The building has a history of addressing safety and compliance issues, including notable violations in 2003 regarding fireproofing and lobby smoke detectors, which were resolved by June 2003. A routine inspection in 2011 identified concerns about exterior wooden fixed roof access utility ladders, though this violation was also marked as not active.

The property's maintenance record shows attention to structural integrity, with earlier repairs including brick work on the building's front in 1989, and efforts to address various infrastructure needs across decades. Recent external issues reported through 311 calls have primarily related to parking and sidewalk concerns in the vicinity, rather than direct building maintenance issues. The most recent major building-related work was documented in 2023, with the construction of a new staircase between lightwells, indicating continued investment in building safety and accessibility.