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Demolition in Collier County

Whatever the type, whatever the size

A flooded house near the Gulf and a trailer on a rural lot are different jobs with the same first step: find out which office holds the parcel, and what it asks for. Choose the closest match, or ring us and describe the job.

The steel jaws of a demolition shear gripping a beam beside a clay-tile roof, with dust in the air.

Start to finish

Same stages, small job or large

  1. Send the address and the scope

    Ring us or use the quote form, and attach photos or drawings if you have them. Give the area, what has to go and what has to stay.

  2. We walk the site

    We visit the lot and look at the building, the utility connections, septic or sewer, the flood zone, how machines and trucks will get in, and the neighbors.

  3. Written scope and quote

    A written quote lists what comes out, what is shielded, and what leaves by truck. Anything that depends on a survey is marked.

  4. Surveys, permit and disconnects

    Required asbestos testing, utility shutoffs and septic abandonment happen here, and the permit goes to the office that covers your parcel.

  5. Demolition and haul-off

    The crew follows the agreed order of work. Debris is taken to permitted facilities, and load records are kept.

  6. Final inspection

    The permit is closed by the building department after its last inspection, leaving a clear lot or the shell you requested.

Questions

Common questions

Is there a size limit on the jobs you price?

No limit. Sheds, pools, slabs and single walls get a quote, and so do whole buildings, selective or structural. Describe what stands on the lot and what must stay, and the price follows that description.

Do I need a permit to demolish in Collier County?

Almost always, for anything structural. The office depends on the address: the City of Naples and the City of Marco Island run their own building departments, while Collier County permits the unincorporated areas and handles building services for Everglades City. If Romco is hired, we assemble and file the application as contractor of record and book each inspection through the last one. Check the requirements with the office that covers your parcel.

What is done about asbestos before a demolition?

Testing comes first, by an independent licensed consultant, since the federal asbestos rule wants a thorough inspection ahead of a regulated demolition. Naples and Marco Island both say a survey is filed with the state environmental agency where asbestos is present. When material is found that the job would disturb, a licensed abatement firm takes it out. We schedule the two visits but never perform abatement.

Any type, any size, anywhere in Collier County

Name the place and the job, and we will put a price on it.

Romco Builders is a licensed Florida general contractor, headquartered in Fort Lauderdale. A single wall or a full building: either way you get a written scope and a quote.

Call (239) 510-4206Request a quote