476-478 Chenery St, San Francisco, CA 94131

The three-unit multi-family residential building at 476-478 Chenery Street in Glen Park, owned by Edward K & Gail M McCollom, is a two-story structure built in 1900. The property has undergone several significant maintenance and repair works over its lifetime, with the most recent major plumbing work including the replacement of the house trap in 2016 and installation of a 75-gallon water heater in 2015. The building experienced a notable fire incident in early 2001, requiring repairs to the second-floor fireplace, firebox, hearth, and wood-framed enclosure, though there were some initial complications with this work as evidenced by a "filed" status for a related permit.

More recent history includes several maintenance issues in 2024, with reports of water leaks and water waste problems that were confirmed and addressed by the San Francisco Water Department. The building's infrastructure maintenance has included sidewalk repairs in 2014, and a reroofing project from 2002, though this permit has since expired. Between 1999-2000, there were significant heating system issues reported, including the presence of asbestos in ducts, problems with windows, and electrical system concerns, though these appear to have been resolved through proper channels.

The property has generated multiple 311 calls in recent years, primarily relating to parking concerns in 2024 (with several reports of illegal parking and sidewalk parking), and some minor street maintenance issues, though these are more related to the surrounding area than the building itself. The building appears to have undergone regular maintenance, with several permits indicating ongoing upkeep of essential systems, though some historical issues such as the 1999 heating system problems and the 2001 fire damage should be noted as significant past concerns. The property is currently in a relatively stable condition based on available permit and complaint history, with most recent issues being promptly addressed through appropriate channels.