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After weathering several years of revenue declines, staff cutbacks and shrinking margins, California specialty contractors say they are finally seeing rays of hope, especially in some regions along the coast.
"Our members are a lot more positive this year than in years past," says Brett Eckles, vice president at Eckles Construction, Huntington Beach, and president of the American Subcontractors Association of California.