Photo credits
Do these photos show Romco's work?
No. Each one is a Pexels stock photo used under the Pexels license, and none was taken in Miami-Dade. They do not show Romco Builders crews, machines or job sites.
A yellow excavator working inside a partly demolished brick row building, with open rooms visible on each floor.
Photo by IslandHopper X on Pexels
An excavator arm tearing the balconies off a three-story brick apartment building.
Photo by Maxwell Fury on Pexels
A woman standing in a room stripped to its wood studs and lath, with a ladder against the wall.
Photo by Monica Silvestre on Pexels
The concrete frame of a building half torn down at dusk, with wires and rebar hanging from the slabs.
Photo by Erik Mclean on Pexels
A black-and-white photo of an excavator above a tangled pile of steel rebar.
Photo by Deniz ŞENGÜL on Pexels
An orange excavator pulling apart a small brick building, with timber and broken brick piled in front.
Photo by Wolfgang Weiser on Pexels
Broken chunks of concrete mixed with shards of green glass block.
Photo by cottonbro studio on Pexels
An aerial view of two hotel swimming pools among palm trees, between a glass tower and the beach.
Photo by Jane Ann on Pexels
A worker standing on top of a wall, pulling a rusted corrugated metal roof panel off a building.
Photo by Sóc Năng Động on Pexels
An aerial view of a neighborhood with damaged roofs and uprooted trees after a storm.
Photo by K on Pexels
An orange bulldozer pushing across a bare, sandy lot under a gray sky.
Photo by Serg Alesenko on Pexels