1227-1231 San Bruno Ave, San Francisco, CA 94110

The three-unit, three-story multi-family residential building at 1227-1231 San Bruno Ave in the Inner Mission, constructed in 1906, has undergone significant renovations and faced several maintenance challenges over its history. The most recent issue, documented in December 2023, involves concerns about rotten steps and broken handrails, while previous renovations (2015-2016) included extensive work on fire stairs, with multiple permit revisions related to fire safety features. Between 2015 and 2016, the building received substantial updates including the installation of three new shower pans, replacement of heating units with 95% efficiency models, complete electrical system upgrades, and extensive plumbing work for three units comprising 6 bathrooms, 3 kitchens, and laundry facilities.

The building has experienced several building code violations in the past, particularly between 2001-2003, related to security and maintenance issues such as broken windows, egress obstructions, and plumbing problems including a serious incident of raw sewage leakage in 2003. The property underwent significant improvements during the 2015-2016 period, with approximately $85,000 in additional work authorized by building inspectors. Historical building complaints reveal past issues with water leaks, window problems, and security concerns, though most of these were resolved by 2002-2003.

Recent 311 calls from 2019-2023 primarily relate to street cleaning and parking enforcement matters rather than building-specific issues. The building's documentation shows attention to fire safety improvements, with multiple revisions to fire stair construction and related features, along with successful resolution of previous violations. While the December 2023 complaint about stairs and handrails is currently noted as "Not Active," its recent nature warrants attention. The extensive renovations undertaken between 2015-2016 demonstrate significant investment in improving the building's systems and safety features, though the age of the building (1906 construction) suggests ongoing maintenance requirements are to be expected.