2331-2333 Bryant St, San Francisco, CA 94110

The three-unit residential building at 2331-2333 Bryant Street in the Inner Mission, owned by Eric Michael Sprauve and constructed in 1907, has undergone significant improvements and maintenance work over the past two decades. Most notably, between 2014-2015, the property received comprehensive fire safety upgrades including the installation of an NFPA 13 automatic fire sprinkler system, underground fire service lines, and sprinkler monitoring systems, along with new low voltage fire alarm horns. The building underwent substantial electrical upgrades in 2014, including a complete rewiring, installation of new subpanels, and modernized bathroom and kitchen facilities.

A solar PV system was added in late 2013, demonstrating commitment to sustainable energy. The property has a history of addressing maintenance and safety concerns, with all previous building violations from 2003 regarding security and fire safety requirements being resolved by January 2004. These included issues with doors, fire extinguishers, and combustible storage. The building's plumbing system has seen multiple upgrades, including the replumbing of bathrooms, kitchens, and laundry facilities in 2014, though some plumbing permits from that period expired without completion verification.

Recent history shows regular maintenance and cleansing efforts in the vicinity, with multiple reports of human or animal waste clean-up on Bryant Street in 2023, though these are external to the building itself. The property underwent window replacements in 2014, switching from aluminum to wood windows with architectural detailing. Minor issues were noted in 2005 regarding unpermitted work on foundation, electrical, and plumbing systems, but these were promptly addressed. The most recent documented building improvements focus on safety systems, with no major structural or system upgrades reported in the past five years.