2934 Folsom St, San Francisco, CA 94110

The property at 2934 Folsom Street is a two-unit, two-story multi-family residential building located in San Francisco's Inner Mission neighborhood. Built in 1900 and currently owned by Michael W. and Emily A. Sharkey, this building has undergone significant improvements and maintenance work over the past two decades.

Recent work includes a comprehensive bathroom renovation in June 2024 in the front building, which involved new tiles, shower, toilet, and vanity, with corresponding plumbing and electrical updates. The building has received consistent maintenance attention, including a 2016 re-roofing project (previous re-roofing was done in 2009), and multiple significant renovations in 2014, such as deck replacement, bathroom and kitchen remodels, and the addition of a playroom with modern amenities in the rear building. The property's maintenance history shows regular updates to critical systems, including a 2013 sewer replacement, the installation of solar panels (though this permit expired), and various plumbing and electrical upgrades. Historical records indicate some past issues with the property's infrastructure, including several plumbing complaints regarding sewer problems in 2006, which appear to have been resolved.

The building experienced multiple housing violations in the 1990s related to maintenance issues, including window, floor, and plumbing problems, but these were abated between 1994 and 1997. Recent maintenance records show regular upkeep of the property, with particular attention to plumbing systems, as evidenced by multiple plumbing permits for various upgrades and repairs throughout the years. The building's recent history (2013-2024) indicates a pattern of regular maintenance and upgrading of both the front and rear units, with particular attention to modernizing bathrooms, kitchens, and outdoor spaces. The only recorded fire incident was a contained cooking fire with no civilian injuries, suggesting generally good safety practices. The property has experienced some recent neighborhood concerns, including issues with tree maintenance and parking violations in 2023-2024, though these are external to the building itself.