352-354 Lexington St, San Francisco, CA 94110

The two-unit residential building at 352-354 Lexington Street in the Inner Mission was constructed in 1900 and has undergone several significant improvements over recent years, with the most substantial work occurring between 2014-2015. Major structural and systems upgrades included a complete foundation replacement in 2014 ($34,000), installation of a new trenchless sewer lateral, electrical Ufer grounding, and multiple roofing works including a composition shingle roof replacement ($19,000) in 2015.

The building experienced a notable heating-related violation in April 2015, when it was cited for inadequate heat maintenance in habitable rooms and window glazing seal issues, though these were resolved by July 2015. The property has been generally well-maintained since then, with more recent improvements including bathroom renovations ($6,000) and siding replacement in 2015.

A complaint regarding water heater installation in 2021 raised concerns about proper permits and installation, though this case is marked as not active. The building's maintenance history shows regular upkeep of critical systems, including a furnace changeout and plumbing updates, with several completed projects verified through proper permits. Recent 311 calls (2021-2024) primarily relate to street cleaning and parking issues outside the property, rather than building-specific concerns, indicating no major ongoing maintenance or safety issues have been reported in recent years.