3818 26th St, San Francisco, CA 94131

The property at 3818 26th Street in Noe Valley is a two-unit, two-story duplex built in 1910 and owned by Miguel A. Sesana.

The building's permit history shows a vinyl siding and window installation project from 1995, though this permit has since expired. More concerning are the building complaints from April 1999, which documented several maintenance issues including water damage in the sun room affecting ceilings and floors, an inoperative door lock presenting a security hazard, absence of a smoke detector, a malfunctioning and odorous furnace, as well as roof leaks and problems with multiple doors. While these complaints were officially marked as "Not Active" by August 1999, they indicate a period of significant maintenance challenges.

The property's more recent history, from 2020 through 2024, has primarily involved external issues rather than internal building problems. These include multiple instances of parking violations (most recently in July 2024 and September 2022), various sanitation issues such as garbage and debris complaints (including one involving medical waste) in 2024, and several general maintenance matters like tree root damage to sewer infrastructure reported in October 2021, which remains open. The frequency of parking-related incidents and sanitation issues in the immediate vicinity suggests ongoing external challenges, though none of these recent issues directly pertains to the building's internal conditions or structural integrity.