Dry conditions in California are traditionally a benefit for construction companies looking to continue work through the winter season. This year, however, drought-stricken California received desperately needed rains and snowfall … in abundance. That’s good news for the state, not so good for our crews looking to continue work on the Natomas Reach B project. December storms dropped so much water, that areas of Reach B’s construction site have been turned into not just puddles, but mini-lakes …

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