1006-1010 Capp St, San Francisco, CA 94110

The three-unit residential building at 1006-1010 Capp Street in the Inner Mission, constructed in 1906, has undergone several significant improvements and faced multiple challenges over its history. Most notably, in early 2020, Unit 1008 received substantial renovations including kitchen and bathroom remodeling, structural beam replacements, and the addition of voluntary shear walls, along with corresponding electrical and plumbing updates totaling approximately $78,000.

The building's heating system was also upgraded in 2020 with the installation of new wall heaters and flues. A concerning recent development occurred in October 2024, when multiple complaints were filed regarding the street-level commercial space showing signs of abandonment, including shattered glass and pest issues, though these complaints are now marked as not active. The property has experienced various maintenance and compliance issues over the years, including a significant sewer system problem in 2011 that required repairs across multiple units, and multiple violations in 2004 related to security and fire safety, all of which were ultimately resolved.

Earlier complaints dating back to the 1990s documented various habitability issues including heating problems and deteriorating conditions, but these were addressed at the time. The building's maintenance history shows regular attention to addressing violations and performing upgrades, though some issues have required multiple interventions, such as the 2011 sewer repairs. Recent 311 calls from 2021 through 2024 primarily relate to external issues such as graffiti, encampments, and parking concerns rather than building-specific problems.