1168-1172 Florida St, San Francisco, CA 94110

The three-unit multi-family residential building at 1168-1172 Florida Street in San Francisco's Inner Mission neighborhood was constructed in 1900 and features three stories. The property has undergone several significant maintenance and infrastructure upgrades over the years, most notably a sewer lateral replacement in 2018 due to pipe burst issues, which was successfully completed. A reroofing project from 2007, costing $7,000, was properly permitted and completed.

The building experienced a serious incident in 1994 when fire damage required the replacement of a stair and utility room at the rear of the building, though the permit for this work appears to have expired without record of completion. In 2010, the building was subject to multiple housing inspection violations related to lead-based paint hazards, requiring abatement by October 22, 2010, including issues with fire extinguisher maintenance, wall painting requirements, and access for inspections. A 1987 permit shows work completed to bring the building into compliance with Department of Health requirements.

Recent maintenance records from 2018-2022 indicate regular upkeep of the surrounding area, though there have been recurring issues with loose garbage requiring General Cleaning services from the Department of Public Works. The most recent building-related incident was a sewage backup in November 2021 that was resolved by PUC Sewer Operations. The property's maintenance history shows a pattern of addressing both planned upgrades and reactive repairs, with particular attention needed to the building's infrastructure systems such as plumbing and roof. The structure's documented history suggests generally responsive management to both routine maintenance and emergency repairs, though the 1994 fire incident and associated repairs highlight a significant past safety concern.