Projects

To protect critical community infrastructure in Fort Yukon from increasing flood risks, Drennon Construction completed a design-build project to elevate nine essential structures above the FEMA-designated 100-year floodplain. The project included raising seven residential homes, a preschool facility, and the Fort Yukon Tribal Hall—structures ranging from 600 to over 5,400 square feet—an average of 4.4 […]

In May 2025 Drennon Construction successfully completed the Kotlik Home Relocation and Access Boardwalk Project, which involved the relocation of up to twenty threatened homes to the elevated Kotlik Gravel Land Subdivision (Plat 2013-1), located on the former community runway. The runway site, measuring approximately 35 feet wide by 2,200 feet long and elevated 5.5 […]

Successfully completed the Meals Hill Park Access and Trail Development Project in June 2025 as the prime contractor. The project included the construction of the main public access area, complete with parking, a drop-off zone, and an entry plaza that serves as the primary gateway to Meals Hill Park. In addition, the team constructed approximately […]

In the spring of 2014 DCC was contracted to raise, move, and provide permanent helical piling’s, on some 41 homes flood damaged and below the newly established 100 year flood plain of 136.5 feet to sill. To date DCC has performed complete work on 31 of the 41 homes, and is scheduled to complete the remaining in the spring […]

In the spring of 2014 Drennon Construction was contracted by FEMA to help support the rebuilding efforts in Galena, Alaska. Working to support the volunteer efforts to build new homes where the Yukon river had swept the residence old homes away during the spring 2013 flooding, DCC cleared, grubbed, and installed new pads, driveways, and […]

Successfully installed, and restored landscape to original condition on over 60 miles of 2 separate 1 ¼-inch fiber optic conduit HDPE conduits, and approximately 100 slack or splice hand hold boxes for a new back bone fiber line in remote areas of northern Alaska. The fourth segment of the system will later tie into both […]

Successfully installed and restored landscape to original condition on over 40 miles of 2 separate 1 ¼-inch fiber optic conduit HDPE conduits, as well as approximately 75 slack or splice hand hold boxes for a new back bone fiber line in remote areas of northern Alaska. The third segment portion of the system is ongoing […]

In 2013 Drennon Construction was contracted to install a new septic system for the University of Alaska Fairbanks, this work consisted of constructing a new septic system serving the UAF Agricultural Farm, and a switchover from the existing and failing city utility system. The system was originally designed to be installed across from the farm buildings complex […]