1330 26th Ave, San Francisco, CA 94122

The two-unit multi-family residential building at 1330 26th Avenue in Central Sunset, currently under the Rosa Shleh Trust, was constructed in 1928 and is classified as a one-story flats and duplex structure. The building's maintenance history shows regular upkeep, with significant work performed including a $6,200 reroofing project in 2015, a substantial ground floor unit remodel in 2006 costing $30,000 that included kitchen relocation and bathroom remodeling, and repairs in 2005 involving bathroom resheetrocking and siding work due to water damage.

Electrical improvements were made in 2006, consisting of the installation of 8 lights, 4 switches, and 10 receptacles. Earlier maintenance records show a reroofing project was completed in 1992. Recent service requests and incidents in the vicinity of the building have primarily involved exterior maintenance issues, such as multiple reports of garbage and debris on the street (2024), problems with waste bin management (2022), and several parking-related incidents (2020).

Of particular note is a rodent/insect infestation reported in November 2020, which was transferred to the Department of Public Health's Environmental Health Healthy Housing & Vector Control Program. Other notable incidents include a sewage backup issue in September 2015 that was subsequently resolved, and a flickering streetlight reported to PG&E in 2016. The building appears to be regularly maintained in terms of major systems and infrastructure, though some recurring issues with exterior cleanliness and waste management have been documented in recent years.