2951 Harrison St, San Francisco, CA 94110

The two-unit, two-story residential building at 2951 Harrison Street in San Francisco's Inner Mission, owned by Enrique E & Celia Mendez 20, was constructed in 1910 and has undergone several significant maintenance updates over the past decade. Most recently, in July 2020, the property underwent substantial roofing work, including stripping the existing roof down to the wood sheathing and installing a new built-up modified bitumen roof at a cost of $7,900. This followed a major window upgrade in 2016, when seven wood-clad windows visible from the street were replaced with energy-efficient units featuring a U-factor of less than .32, at a cost of $17,938.

The building has experienced various maintenance and service issues over the past few years, with particular attention needed to street and sidewalk conditions. In 2024, there were reports of overflowing city garbage cans, and in 2022, there were instances of graffiti on the sidewalk and loose garbage. A notable incident occurred in June 2021 involving a sewage backup situation, which was subsequently resolved by the Public Utilities Commission's Sewer Operations team.

The property has also had to contend with general street cleaning issues, as evidenced by multiple reports of loose garbage in 2019 and 2021. Two encampment situations near the property were reported and resolved between 2018-2019, and there was one incident of non-offensive graffiti on the front sidewalk in 2022. While these external maintenance issues and service requests have been addressed through proper channels, they may have temporarily impacted the immediate environment around the building.