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We Would Rather Save You the Lease

Romco Builders is a licensed Florida general contractor. On restaurant work the most valuable thing we do costs nothing and happens before we are hired.

Before you sign. We will tell you what the landlord has actually delivered and what it will cost to make it a restaurant.

Pre-lease

We will walk the space before you sign it

Rent clock

Every week of delay is a week of paying for a closed room

Grease

Routing checked before design, not discovered at permit

Licensed

General contractor, licensed in the state of Florida

Why we walk spaces pre-lease

Exhaust route, grease routing, power, gas and what the landlord has actually delivered. Those five answers decide the budget, and every one of them is negotiable before signing and fixed afterwards.

An operator who signs a bad lease has a project that goes badly however well it is built. We would rather spend an afternoon preventing that than a year managing it.

What we will not do to hit a number

Undersize exhaust or make-up air. Install an interceptor that will not pass. Substitute a finish the health authority rejects. Skip commissioning and balancing.

Each saves money during the build and costs more at inspection, or costs every evening afterwards in a room that smells of the kitchen and a front door nobody can open.

The rent clock is part of the job

From rent commencement until opening, an operator pays for a room that earns nothing. That number is usually larger than any construction saving, and it belongs in every schedule decision on the project.

So we say when a date is not achievable, at the point we can see it. An honest date you can plan around beats an optimistic one you cannot.

Licensing

Romco Builders is a licensed Florida general contractor. Nothing on this site is regulatory advice; your design professional and the reviewing authorities determine what applies to your project.

Next step

Find out what is actually wrong with it.

An inspection, photographs of what we found, and a written scope. If the honest answer is that it can wait another season, that is the answer you will get.