Photo credits
Do these photos show Romco's own work?
No. Every photo here is licensed stock from Pexels, and none was taken in Florida. None shows a Romco Builders crew, machine or project.
A wheeled excavator with a grab attachment beside a broken concrete wall and a pile of bricks, next to a low white building.
Photo by Helena Jankovičová Kováčová on Pexels
A partly demolished concrete apartment tower standing behind a long ridge of crushed rubble, with a small excavator at its base.
Photo by Dimitri Shteizel on Pexels
The inside of a house with the ceiling opened to the joists, walls broken through and debris on the floor.
Photo by Tom Fisk on Pexels
The steel jaws of a demolition shear biting into a clay-tile roof, with dust rising around it.
Photo by Damir Mijailovic on Pexels
An orange excavator loading demolition debris into a dump truck in a cloud of dust, framed by pine trees.
Photo by Alperen Sevgen on Pexels
A two-story house with its outer walls removed, showing the concrete floor slabs, columns and the timber roof frame above a pile of rubble.
Photo by Jørgen Larsen on Pexels
A worker in an orange hard hat bending over a jackhammer as it breaks up concrete outside a building entrance.
Photo by Thom Gonzalez on Pexels
A rectangular in-ground swimming pool with a paved deck in front of a single-story house with a tiled roof.
Photo by Vincent Rivaud on Pexels
A small white single-story building with a broken tile roof, debris piled against it, on a street lined with trees.
Photo by Serkan Dinç on Pexels
A storm-damaged beachfront bar under a gray sky, with rough surf behind it and debris scattered across the sand.
Photo by Artem Makarov on Pexels
A yellow bulldozer on a cleared, bare-earth lot, with brush and bare trees around the edges.
Photo by Boris Hamer on Pexels