1625-1627 Sanchez St, San Francisco, CA 94131

The two-unit residential building at 1625-1627 Sanchez Street in Noe Valley, constructed in 1940, has undergone several significant maintenance and improvement projects over the past decades. Most recently, in late 2022, the building required repairs to address dry rot damage, specifically involving a wood beam replacement at the garage entrance, with work valued at $6,500. A comprehensive set of infrastructure improvements took place in 2013, including a complete water main replacement with copper repiping for both units, and repairs to approximately 24 square feet of wood frame wall, interior tile, and exterior siding.

Older improvements include the installation of new 200-amp electric meter panels for both units in 2012, while plumbing updates from previous years include a furnace replacement in 2008 and a roof replacement in 1998. The building's history includes some concerning events, though all have been resolved. A violation was recorded in 2000 regarding interior remodeling conducted without proper permits, which was abated within three months.

An earlier complaint from 1998 suggested the presence of an illegal unit behind the garage, though this issue is no longer listed as active. Additional maintenance history shows attention to potential safety concerns, with multiple repairs addressing water damage, including work on stairs in 2000 and various structural and maintenance updates over the years. The property's more recent maintenance record shows regular attention to building upkeep, though it's worth noting that several older permits from 1998-2000 are now expired. Recent planning records from 2022 confirm that the ground floor side walls are brick, with no material changes allowed, which may be of interest to residents regarding building material specifications.