95 Judah St, San Francisco, CA 94122

The two-story multi-family residential building at 95 Judah Street in San Francisco's Inner Sunset neighborhood contains 6 units and was constructed in 1957. The property has undergone several significant renovations and faced various maintenance issues over its history. Most recently, in 2022, there were kitchen renovations in Unit 3, including cabinetry replacement and plumbing updates, though there was a complaint about unauthorized remodeling that was subsequently marked as not active.

Two notable structural projects were completed in 2021: an $80,000 structural strengthening work followed by a revision, and Unit 3 received updates to meet electrical code requirements. The building had a serious fire incident in 2009 requiring extensive renovations, including electrical system rebuilding, window replacements, and other comprehensive restorations costing $60,000. Historical records show that in 2003, the building faced multiple fire safety violations that were all abated by July 2003, including issues with fire escape maintenance, self-closing doors, combustible storage in garages, and fire extinguisher tagging.

The property underwent various routine inspections in 2003, 2007, 2009, and 2017, with a recent complaint in 2022 about unauthorized remodeling. Infrastructure improvements include a 2003 upgrade from overhead to underground electrical service and a 2019 replacement of four wall furnaces. Recent external issues documented through 311 calls between 2022-2024 primarily relate to graffiti incidents and several cases of driveway blocking that resulted in citations. While these indicate some ongoing maintenance challenges, particularly with external surfaces and parking enforcement, most major building systems appear to have received regular attention based on the permit history.