More than 40 vacuum excavation crews are ready to get to work following the destructive Tubbs fire that leveled more than 2,900 homes in Santa Rosa, California, in early October.The Tubbs fire, which started Oct. 8, was one of more than a dozen fires that broke out and were simultaneously burning in eight Northern California counties in what has been called the “Northern California firestorm.” As of Oct. 16, the fire was estimated to have burned 36,390 acres.Fire damage was estimated at $1.2 billion in Santa Rosa, with 5 percent of the city’s homes destroyed. Gas lines were damaged as
