369-371 Capp St, San Francisco, CA 94110

The two-story, four-unit multi-family residential building at 369-371 Capp Street in the Inner Mission, owned by Michael F. Hirner, has a history spanning from its construction in 1906 to present-day concerns. The property has undergone several significant improvements and repairs, including a complete electrical system upgrade in 2003-2006 featuring rewiring of both apartments, installation of new panels, and garage improvements.

A plumbing system upgrade occurred in 2017 with house trap and sewer line replacement, and the building received a new roof in 2013. The building faced notable maintenance issues in 2003, when multiple housing code violations were documented, including problems with plumbing fixtures, heating systems, and interior surfaces, though all were officially abated by January 2007. More recent concerns include an active complaint from October 2018 regarding unauthorized water heater installation in the basement and gas leak issues.

The property has generated several 311 calls between 2019-2022, primarily related to street cleaning, parking issues, and urban maintenance matters, though these are more associated with the street environment than the building itself. A minor cooking fire incident was recorded, resulting in no civilian injuries. The building's permit history shows regular maintenance and infrastructure upgrades, though some permits from 2006-2007 required renewals, suggesting oversight or delay in completing certain work. The most recent documented building systems work was the 2017 sewer line replacement, with no major building code violations or critical repairs reported in the past six years.