2693-2697 22nd St, San Francisco, CA 94110

The three-story, three-unit TIC building at 2693-2697 22nd Street in San Francisco's Inner Mission neighborhood, owned by Nicholas J. West, has undergone several significant renovations since its construction in 1895. Recent work includes a 2019 permit for rebuilding and reorienting rear stairs and constructing a new deck on the rear garage roof, and the installation of air conditioning. The building received substantial electrical, plumbing, and general upgrades in 2015-2016, including a complete rewiring with modern 200-amp service, new plumbing fixtures throughout, and the installation of new fireplaces.

Multiple structural improvements were completed, including siding replacement on the south facade with wood shiplap siding and various stair repairs. The building has a history of addressing lead paint concerns, with violations noted in 2010 and 2013 regarding distressing paint and stair maintenance, though these were all abated by July 2013. A significant building complaint was filed in 2016 regarding window replacements, which that year resulted in permits being issued for the installation of new wood-clad windows. The property underwent major system upgrades in 2015, including new water heaters, laundry facilities, kitchen improvements, and bathroom renovations.

Recent 311 calls from 2024 primarily relate to street maintenance issues, including reports of abandoned furniture and debris, as well as some parking enforcement requests, though these are not directly related to building conditions. The property's permit history shows consistent maintenance and upgrading of systems and structures, with particular attention paid to safety and compliance requirements. While the building has experienced periodic maintenance issues in the past, particularly regarding lead paint and stair conditions, these have generally been addressed promptly through proper permits and repairs. The most recent construction work appears to be focused on exterior improvements and infrastructure upgrades, maintaining the building's historic character while modernizing its systems.