811 14th St, San Francisco, CA 94114

811 14th Street is a 12-unit, 3-story multi-family residential building constructed in 1923, currently owned by Webco Group LLC. The property has undergone significant renovations in recent years, including a complete reroofing project completed in August 2023 costing $24,800, and multiple unit renovations between 2014 and 2022 involving kitchen and bathroom remodels in units 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, and 11, with some projects also adding or modifying bedrooms and updating electrical systems. Major infrastructure improvements include a sewer line and house trap replacement in 2018, electrical service upgrades in 2014, and the installation of a 200-amp, 13-meter electrical service.

The building has experienced several maintenance and safety issues requiring attention between 2004 and 2023. Most recent complaints from April 2023, which are still active, involve requirements for fire safety compliance affidavits, fire extinguisher maintenance, and gas utility shutoff tools. Previous historical complaints from 2014 indicate past concerns with building maintenance, including reports of flies near garbage receptacles and general cleanliness issues in common areas. There have been multiple fire safety-related complaints over the years, with several being marked as "Condition Corrected" or having "No Merit" upon investigation.

Notable historical events include a series of renovation/permit disputes in 2013-2014 regarding seismic upgrades and construction work that allegedly destabilized the building, though these issues appear to have been resolved. The property has maintained a pattern of regular upgrades and improvements, with the most recent works focusing on modernizing individual units and maintaining building infrastructure. However, the presence of active violations as of 2023 related to fire safety and emergency preparedness systems indicates ongoing maintenance requirements that need to be addressed. The building's 311 call history shows regular reports of general cleaning needs and graffiti issues on or near the property through 2024, suggesting continuing challenges with building upkeep in public areas.