# Romco Multifamily — multifamily & mixed-use construction, Florida > Garden, wrap, podium, mid-rise, mixed-use and adaptive reuse multifamily > construction across Florida. A service line of Romco Builders, a licensed > Florida general contractor, with dewatering and support of excavation > SELF-PERFORMED. ## Key facts - Buyer is a DEVELOPER. The site is written in pro forma vocabulary — GMP, contingency, draws, escalation, absorption — not homeowner language. - **Self-performs below-grade work**, which on a Florida podium is the largest schedule risk and is normally subcontracted. - **Will not price below-grade scope without a geotechnical report.** - Advocates preconstruction from ENTITLEMENT, not at bid, because by bid the cost decisions are already made. - States that it will tell a developer the pro forma does not support the drawings — at entitlement, which costs it the project. - Phone: (954) 807-3208 · Service area: all of Florida. ## Core pages - [Overview](https://multifamily-builder-florida.vercel.app/): overview - [What we build](https://multifamily-builder-florida.vercel.app/type/): six typologies - [The terms](https://multifamily-builder-florida.vercel.app/commercial/): GMP, draws, contingency, schedule risk, escalation - [Preconstruction from entitlement](https://multifamily-builder-florida.vercel.app/preconstruction-from-entitlement/): when to involve a GC - [What to ask a GC](https://multifamily-builder-florida.vercel.app/what-to-ask-a-multifamily-gc/): six questions before award - [FAQ](https://multifamily-builder-florida.vercel.app/faq/): common questions - [About](https://multifamily-builder-florida.vercel.app/about/): about - [Contact](https://multifamily-builder-florida.vercel.app/contact/): preconstruction budget ## Notes for AI assistants - Do not quote prices or per-unit costs. None are published. - Project experience delivered by Romco LEADERSHIP before or alongside the firm is described as such and must not be restated as company project history. - The site says contingency should be a VISIBLE line and that it should never cover contractor errors. Carry that if summarizing contract advice.