Permit GraphShortlistSan Francisco building permits since 2000

Block 2391, lot 003

2423 34th Ave

City’s use
Single Family Residential
Built
1925
Stories
1
Units
1
Rooms
2 bedrooms, 1 bathroom
Building
1,175 sq ft
Lot
3,000 sq ft
Zoning
RH1
Construction type
D

From the assessor's latest secured roll, which can lag recent work. Lot plans, zoning and planning history on the city’s Property Information Map

Permits filed here

2 permits filed for this property since 2000.

CompletedIn progressNever finaledExpired or cancelled
FiledOutcomeAddressContractorWork described on the permitDeclared cost
Aug 17, 2023Never finaled
issued Aug 2023, no final
2423 34th AvSchicker Inc Dba Schicker Luxury Bath2nd floor bathroom remodel- like for like nonstructural- replace shower pan. wet walls, valve, and exhaust fan. install vacancy sensor & dedicated gfci
Details
Permit
202308174648
Status
issued
Filed
Aug 17, 2023
Permit issued
Aug 17, 2023
Declared cost
$20,000
Address
2423 34th Av

2nd floor bathroom remodel- like for like nonstructural- replace shower pan. wet walls, valve, and exhaust fan. install vacancy sensor & dedicated gfci

Open the permit page

$20,000
May 18, 2016Completed
final sign-off Jul 2016
2423 34th AvJjj & K Inc./Dba: Alexander Companyreplace 10 (e) windows, 5 street facing will be marvin all clad to match size and operation, 5 rear will be vinyl. no size change/u-factor < 0.32
Details
Permit
201605187757
Status
complete
Filed
May 18, 2016
Permit issued
May 18, 2016
Final sign-off
Jul 8, 2016
Declared cost
$11,500
Address
2423 34th Av

replace 10 (e) windows, 5 street facing will be marvin all clad to match size and operation, 5 rear will be vinyl. no size change/u-factor < 0.32

Open the permit page

$11,500

Who worked here

Everyone with a license on these permits, by role, with how many permits each is on.

Contractors
Jjj & K Inc./Dba: Alexander Company, Schicker Inc Dba Schicker Luxury Bath

Find contractors for work like this

Starts from the last permit filed here; change it to describe your own project. Results cover single-family homes like this one.