1925-1929 15th St, San Francisco, CA 94114

This three-unit residential building, constructed in 1906 and located in San Francisco's Mission Dolores neighborhood, has undergone several significant renovations and maintenance work over the past two decades. Most recently, in 2020, the property received kitchen improvements across multiple units, including new cabinetry installation valued at $22,000, followed by corresponding electrical and plumbing work.

The building has experienced some water-related issues, most notably in 2019 when plumbing leaks required substantial interior repairs (500-600 sq ft) including insulation replacement and drywall work, costing approximately $20,000. Multiple bathroom renovations have been completed between 2016-2018, encompassing modernizations of fixtures and finishes in various units. The property has seen considerable infrastructure upgrades, including a complete electrical system modernization in 2008 that involved upgrading to 200 amps with separate meters for each unit, and plumbing improvements such as a new house trap and sewer main installation in 2016.

Safety enhancements include the installation of smoke detectors throughout the building in 2012. While there was a cluster of building violations filed in 2006 related to safety features (including egress obstructions and gas utility requirements), all were resolved by January 2007. The building's maintenance record shows regular upkeep, though there have been recurring street-level sanitation issues in the vicinity, as evidenced by multiple 311 calls for general cleaning and graffiti removal between 2018-2020, which were addressed by city services.