187 Laidley St, San Francisco, CA 94131

The two-unit, two-story multi-family residential building at 187 Laidley Street in Glen Park, owned by Ronald G. Halbert, was constructed in 1913 and has undergone several significant improvements over the years. In late 2008, the property received a street space permit and completed the installation of a residential solar system consisting of 18 roof-mounted solar PV modules.

In 2004, the building underwent an electrical upgrade with the conversion of its 150-amp service to underground wiring, including installation of a termination enclosure in the garage. A notable safety concern emerged in January 2007 when a complaint was filed regarding the absence of a fire escape in the multi-level building, though this complaint was marked as not active the same day. The property has recently experienced a series of infrastructure-related issues, particularly in 2024, including multiple water-related incidents such as a water main break and utility excavation work that required attention from both the San Francisco Public Utilities Commission and engineering personnel. There have been several 311 calls registered between February and July 2024, most of which relate to street and sidewalk conditions, including pavement defects, blocked sidewalks, and utility-related work.

The building's fire alarm system also experienced a malfunction that triggered an alarm response, though no injuries were reported. The property has been subject to multiple reports of abandoned vehicles in the vicinity, with several cases being resolved when vehicles were no longer present upon inspection. The building's records show that it has received various improvements over the years, such as solar panel installation and electrical system upgrades, indicating proactive maintenance in these areas. However, the recent cluster of utility work and infrastructure issues in 2024 suggests that both the building and surrounding area are undergoing significant maintenance and repairs, particularly relating to water and utility systems.