1286-1298 Treat Ave, San Francisco, CA 94110

The three-story multi-family residential building at 1286-1298 Treat Avenue in San Francisco's Inner Mission neighborhood, constructed in 1900, contains 7 units and is currently owned by Kathryn A. Simpson. The property has undergone numerous significant renovations and maintenance projects over the years, with substantial work occurring between 2016-2019 including kitchen and bathroom upgrades ($50,000), window replacements ($31,000 total for multiple permits), and roofing work ($27,000).

More recently, concerns have arisen about the building's electrical systems, with an active complaint filed in December 2023 regarding unsafe and unpermitted electrical modifications, and a previous complaint in February 2021 about unauthorized electrical work in the basement common area. The building has experienced recurring fire safety issues, with violations issued in 2023 for sleeping area requirements, alarm systems, and fire extinguishers. There were also historical concerns involving blocked exits and hoarding in 2018, though these complaints were marked as "No Access To Building." The property has undergone various infrastructure improvements, including plumbing work in 2018 to replace leaking sanitary and storm pipes, and the installation of gas fireplaces in 2009.

Multiple fire alarm activations have been recorded, though most were determined to be false alarms or due to system malfunctions, with no civilian injuries reported. Historical building violations from 2003 included problems with handrails, fire extinguishers, stairs, and garbage receptacles, but these were all abated by February 2019. The building's management has attempted to maintain the property through regular updates and repairs, but recent fire safety violations and electrical concerns suggest ongoing maintenance challenges. The property underwent significant common area improvements during 2016-2019, including substantial window upgrades and plumbing repairs, indicating investment in maintaining and improving the building's systems and appearance.