758-760 18th Ave, San Francisco, CA 94121

The two-unit multi-family residential building at 758-760 18th Avenue in San Francisco's Central Richmond neighborhood has a varied maintenance and incident history since its construction in 1923. Most notably, the building has experienced recurring sewer issues recently, with three documented sewage-related incidents between November 2023 and December 2024, including a sewage back-up from a vent and back-up discharge, though these cases were resolved with normal water levels being observed.

In 2022, the building underwent significant maintenance work with the replacement of an exterior wood exit stair in the light well area, costing $15,000, which was successfully completed. The property's maintenance history shows attention to structural elements, including multiple roofing projects, though some of these permits from 1991 and 2005 expired without confirmation of completion. Historical records indicate at least one cooking-related fire incident, described as a confined container fire with no civilian injuries reported.

The building's external environment has faced several challenges, including a sidewalk defect due to tree root lifting in 2018, which remains an open issue as of the last record. The property has also seen multiple enforcement actions regarding parking violations between 2018 and 2020, specifically concerning driveway blocking. While the building has experienced various maintenance issues, particularly with its sewer systems, records indicate that most problems have been addressed through appropriate channels, though some historical permits show as expired or cancelled without clear resolution in the records provided.