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Demolition in Broward County

Any type of demolition, at any size

A single wall inside an occupied office and a three-story building on a tight lot share one thing: most of the risk is decided before the first cut. Pick the type closest to your job, or call and describe it.

A long-reach excavator taking down a multi-story building floor by floor.

How a job runs

The same order, whatever the size

  1. Send the address and the scope

    Call, or use the quote form with photos or drawings. Tell us what has to go and what has to stay.

  2. We walk the site

    We look at the structure, the utilities, access for equipment and trucks, and what sits next door.

  3. Written scope and quote

    The quote names what is removed, what is protected, what is hauled away, and what depends on survey results.

  4. Surveys, permit and disconnects

    Asbestos survey where required, utility disconnects, and the demolition permit from your city's building department.

  5. Demolition and haul-off

    Work follows the agreed sequence. Debris is hauled to permitted disposal facilities, with the load records kept.

  6. Final inspection

    The building department closes the permit. You get a clear site, or the shell you asked for.

Questions

Before you call

What size of job will you take on?

Any size. We quote one interior wall, a shed, a pool or a slab, and we quote a full building, including selective and structural demolition. Tell us what is there and what has to remain, and we will price the scope as described.

Do I need a permit for demolition?

Almost always, for anything structural. A permit is generally required to demolish a building or any part of one, and each city's building department sets its own checklist. When you hire Romco, we prepare and file the permit as the contractor of record and schedule the inspections through final. Confirm the requirements for your property with the building department.

What happens with asbestos before demolition?

The building is surveyed first by an independent licensed consultant, because federal rules require a thorough asbestos inspection before a regulated demolition and the county's notice depends on it. If the survey finds asbestos that the work will disturb, a licensed abatement firm removes it. Romco coordinates both; we are not an abatement contractor.

Any type, any size, anywhere in Broward County

Send the address and what has to go. We will price the work.

Romco Builders is a licensed Florida general contractor, headquartered in Fort Lauderdale. One interior wall or a whole building: every job gets a written scope and a quote.

Call (954) 947-4881Request a quote