126-128 Sickles Ave, San Francisco, CA 94112

The two-unit residential building at 126-128 Sickles Avenue in San Francisco's Outer Mission neighborhood is a two-story flats and duplex structure built in 1947, currently owned by Jeremy Yu and Helen Wei. The property underwent significant renovations in the early 2000s, including a substantial three-story rear addition completed in 2002 at a cost of $200,000, followed by several permit modifications in 2004 related to roof construction and material specifications.

That same year, the electrical system was substantially upgraded with a complete remodel of four bedrooms, four bathrooms, and the basement, including the installation of a new 150-amp service for three meters with various electrical fixtures and circuits. The building experienced a notable heating system issue in 2000, when a complaint was filed regarding inadequate heating conditions that persisted for four years, though this violation was resolved within a month of being reported.

More recently, there was a sewer backup incident reported in July 2021, which was resolved by the Public Utilities Commission. The property has had several maintenance and public service matters addressed in the surrounding area, including three parking enforcement cases (most recently in 2022), various street maintenance issues (such as a burnt-out street light in 2015), and cleaning services for graffiti and hazardous materials in 2013. While these external incidents don't directly reflect on the building's condition, they do provide context about the property's location and local infrastructure.