Photo credits
Are any of these photos from Romco jobs?
No. All of them are Pexels stock photos used under the Pexels license, and none was taken in St. Lucie County. They do not show Romco Builders crews, equipment or work.
An orange excavator sitting on a pile of broken concrete beside a metal-clad warehouse.
Photo by Jef K on Pexels
A black-and-white photo of an excavator working in rubble in front of a tall slab-block apartment building.
Photo by Peter Dyllong on Pexels
A gutted hallway with tiled walls, open doorways and debris piled on the floor.
Photo by Strange Happenings on Pexels
Brick interior walls broken open, with rubble on the floor and daylight through a far window.
Photo by Shantum Singh on Pexels
A black-and-white photo of twisted metal debris piled against the front of a gutted building.
Photo by Peter Dyllong on Pexels
A yellow excavator on a cleared lot of red soil, with brick houses behind it.
Photo by Freek Wolsink on Pexels
A broken masonry wall with plaster peeling away, open to a blue sky.
Photo by 女子 正真 on Pexels
A rectangular swimming pool set in a lawn, with a large house and trees behind it.
Photo by Stephen Leonardi on Pexels
A row of mobile homes on a mown lawn, with trees and a hill behind them.
Photo by Marian Florinel Condruz on Pexels
An aerial view of houses torn apart by a storm, with debris scattered across the yards.
Photo by K on Pexels
A yellow bulldozer raising dust as it grades a bare dirt lot, with trees beyond.
Photo by Udaya Jayasiri Gunawardhana on Pexels