1347-1349 26th Ave, San Francisco, CA 94122

The property at 1347-1349 26th Avenue in the Central Sunset neighborhood is a three-story, two-unit multi-family residential building constructed in 2007 and owned by Steve V. Quach.

The building's construction history reveals several significant events, starting with major work in 2003-2006 that included adding stories and a penthouse, installing a fire sprinkler system, and completing extensive electrical installations including 200-amp service and multiple fixtures. During the construction period, there were multiple building violations in 2005-2009, including issues with temporary power usage, unauthorized demolition work, and an expired backflow prevention certification that remains active as of October 2023. The building's more recent history shows regular maintenance and response to municipal services, with the most recent incidents involving pavement defects reported in 2022, graffiti in 2016, and a 2023 parking enforcement request.

The electrical work completed during construction included installing 50 lights, 40 switches, 60 receptacles, three panels, and a garage door opener, all of which were properly completed and inspected. While the building appears to have progressed to regular maintenance mode since 2010, the active backflow prevention device certification issue suggests there may be ongoing infrastructure maintenance requirements. The property's historical permit applications show proper efforts to obtain final inspections for completed work, with all building permits from 2010 (three permits totaling $1.00) marked as complete, indicating these particular items were properly closed out in the city records.