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Why SF Health Complaints Take Months to Surface—and How to Intercept Them
San Francisco property owners paid over $1.2M in Health Department penalties last year—and daily fines can hit $1,000/day alongside potential criminal misdemeanor charges.
Complaints route through SF 311 and often sit in processing for 2 to 3 months before an official notice is mailed. Property Atlas solves this disconnect: We track incoming 311 complaints before DPH routes them and alert property managers and owners simultaneously.
Oct 11


Legislative Updates: Miscellaneous Summary
The state legislature has been BUSY this year. To help you stay on top of all the new bills, we’ve grouped them together into categories to help simplify your reviews. Next up in our series of legislative updates, here are all the bills proposed that don’t fall into a specific category, but cover a wide range of topics.
May 27
AB-2477: Unlicensed Structural Pest Control
AB-2477 would authorize unlicensed individuals, employed by a registered structural pest control company, to apply pesticides under the direct supervision of a licensed operator or field representative.
Apr 28


Don't Let a Dry Winter Fool You! Your Property Still Needs a Spring Checkup
A dry winter doesn't mean your property is in the clear, it could just mean the damage hasn't shown itself yet. Roof issues, drainage problems, and pest pressure can all be quietly building, waiting for next season to make themselves known.
Apr 2


Out of the Woodwork: The Story Behind Banner Pest Services
We sat down with Aaron Blatter, co-founder of Banner Pest Services, and came away seriously impressed. From 18-month bed bug standoffs to picking up the phone in 4 seconds flat, Banner is quietly redefining what great commercial pest control looks like in the Bay Area.
Mar 16
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