1225 Vicente St, San Francisco, CA 94116

The 4-unit apartment building at 1225 Vicente Street, built in 1959 in San Francisco's Parkside neighborhood, has undergone several significant maintenance and safety-focused improvements over the past 25 years. Most notably, there were multiple fire safety violations in 2001 and 2003 that required attention, including issues with fire extinguishers, smoke detection systems, fire escape maintenance, and interior surfaces. These violations were all abated by February 2001.

The building has received regular maintenance attention, including window replacements in 1996 and 2006, when several windows were replaced or installed in units 1, 2, and 3. A furnace replacement was recorded in 2016, though this permit has since expired. More recently, there have been some concerning plumbing issues, with two sewage backup incidents reported from a side sewer vent in late 2024, and a carbon monoxide incident recorded as well. The building's exterior maintenance includes a reroofing project completed in 1988.

Recent activity around the property includes multiple graffiti incidents in late 2024 and some transportation-related concerns, though these are more related to the immediate area rather than the building itself. The most pressing recent issues appear to be the sewage backup incidents from late 2024, which required attention from the PUC Sewer Operations team. While the building has a history of fire safety violations that were resolved, and various maintenance upgrades have been performed over the years, there are no active violations currently on record. The property has undergone regular routine housing inspections, with the most recent documented in 2008, and has generally shown compliance with safety requirements following the resolution of past violations.