We are a team of dedicated civil engineers, surveyors, and land planners who help you bring your visions to life through extraordinary and dedicated work.
Our History
JBPro began more than 25 years ago when our President and co-founder, Jay Brown, felt the greater Gainesville area could be served by a new firm ready to provide outstanding engineering services. Since then, JBPro has expanded to provide surveying, planning, and construction services and is now one of the leading site development design and consulting firms in North-Central Florida. Entering our fourth decade of service, JBPro remains dedicated to our passion for client advocacy and community development.
The History of JBPro
1995
JBPro founded as Brown & Cullen, Inc. by Jay Brown and Stuart Cullen.
1996
JBPro completes first public project for the University Athletic Association (UAA) at the University of Florida.
1997
JBPro’s first residential subdivision was constructed at the Town of Tioga.
1998
JBPro reaches its 100th client.
2000
JBPro completes construction of company’s Gainesville office building.
2004
JBPro's first flagship project, Tioga Town Center, opens to the public.
2011
JBPro adds a surveying department.
2012
Brown & Cullen becomes JBrown Professional Group.
2015
JBPro wins APWA (American Public Works Association) National Transportation Project of the Year Award for SW 9th Street at Innovation Square.
2019
JBPro reaches its 400th Client, Elevated Design & Construction.
2021
JBrown Professional Group officially rebrands to JBPro.
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