1030 Kirkham St, San Francisco, CA 94122

The two-unit residential building at 1030 Kirkham Street in the Inner Sunset neighborhood, constructed in 1978, is undergoing significant renovations as of late 2024. Major improvements include the replacement of 31 windows and one patio door with fiberglass materials, a completed torch-down roofing project, and comprehensive remodeling of five bathrooms and two kitchens in both units, with a combined renovation cost exceeding $195,000.

The building is also receiving updated HVAC systems with the installation of three mini-split heat pump systems for each unit, along with electrical upgrades including the installation of 24 lights in common areas and new electrical connections for the heat pump systems. These substantial improvements indicate active maintenance and modernization of the property. The building's maintenance history shows a prior roofing project from 1997, though this is now outdated compared to the recent work.

While there have been multiple reports of abandoned vehicles and parking violations in the vicinity between 2023 and 2024, these issues appear to be external to the building itself. The property has also experienced some street cleaning concerns with reports of garbage and debris in August 2024, though these were resolved by city services. Notably, all recent building permits and improvements have been properly documented and issued through the appropriate channels, suggesting proactive management of the property's maintenance and improvement needs.