1801-1805 10th Ave, San Francisco, CA 94122

The three-unit multi-family residential building at 1801-1805 10th Avenue in the Inner Sunset, constructed in 1953 and currently owned by the John M Fitzgerald Revocable Trust, has experienced several notable occurrences over its history. Most concerning are recent sewer-related issues, with multiple incidents reported between October and November 2024 involving sewage back-ups from different sources, including a 4-inch sewer vent and a catch basin.

In 2010, the building underwent a routine housing inspection that revealed several safety concerns, including the need for seismic bracing of the hot water heater, gas meter instructional diagrams to be posted, and the provision of necessary gas shutoff tools; all these violations were subsequently resolved by October 2010. The building's maintenance history shows a reroofing project from 1993 and a building code compliance update completed in 1984.

While there have been various other incidents on record, such as parking violations and transportation-related requests, the most pressing concern remains the building's recent plumbing issues. Additionally, three fire department responses related to gas and carbon monoxide detector activations have been documented, though none resulted in civilian injuries, with one incident specifically noted as a false alarm.