Serving Communities Across Jacksonville / Gainesville, Florida
Playgrounds, shade, surfacing, shelters, and site furnishings mapped to local codes and practical upkeep.
Across North Central Florida in Jacksonville, St. Johns, Gainesville, and the surrounding counties, Jessica works alongside territory lead DeWitt Gibbs and the Bliss Products and Services support team to translate early ideas into buildable, code-aware plans. After confirming how the site will be used, they review site access and any drainage constraints, then align playground elements, shade coverings, fall safety surfacing, wood & metal shelters, and park site amenities like benches, trash receptacles and picnic tables with your local requirements and formulate a practical upkeep schedule.

Main Street Bridge over the St. Johns River
Jacksonville, Florida

Century Tower, University of Florida
Gainesville, Florida
Your review teams receives a concise briefing packet that includes layout views, key dimensions, fall zones, quantities, and a few practical alternates. It also includes budget ranges and current lead times of selected site products along with notes so that you can compare options and make decisions to move your project forward.
Once you select a direction, Jessica and DeWitt coordinate the next steps with your contractor or a certified BPS installer, supported by the Bliss Products and Services team. They will confirm anchoring and mounting requirements, align finishes to North Florida weather conditions, and keep the submittals and inspections moving forward to opening day.
Supported Cities and Counties in Jacksonville / Gainesville, Florida

Duval County, FL
Inclusive Outdoor Projects in Jacksonville
Outdoor recreation projects across Jacksonville support inclusive play and serve a wide range of public schools, parks, and community green spaces. From neighborhood playgrounds to large-scale park facilities, every project is built for long-term use, durability, and easy accessibility for residents and visitors alike.

St. Johns County, FL:
Coastal Playgrounds Built for Growth and Safety
Schools and municipalities throughout St. Johns County benefit from safe, accessible play environments that meet modern standards. Whether along the coast or in growing inland neighborhoods, projects are designed to keep pace with development while supporting active, healthy lifestyles for local families.

Clay County, FL
ADA-Friendly Designs for Suburban Communities
Durable equipment and inclusive layouts help enhance public spaces across Clay County’s fast-growing suburban neighborhoods. From schoolyards and city parks to community improvement projects, every installation supports safety, accessibility, and long-lasting value for the people who use them every day.

Nassau County, FL
Custom Outdoor Solutions for North Florida Schools
Coastal parks and elementary schoolyards in Nassau County feature tailored outdoor equipment designed for everyday use. These projects combine accessible layouts, durable finishes, and climate-ready materials to deliver spaces that encourage play, learning, and recreation while standing the test of time.

Flagler County:
Weather-Resistant Upgrades for Multi-Age Play
Outdoor improvements across Flagler County focus on multi-age play zones, shaded areas, and weather-ready furnishings that support family recreation and public gatherings.

Putnam County:
Rural Schools Benefit from Inclusive Site Furnishings
Custom furnishings and ADA-compliant playground layouts help Putnam County meet the needs of rural schools, public parks, and municipal facilities across the region.

Alachua County:
Safe, Accessible Playgrounds in Gainesville
In Alachua County, inclusive play equipment, shaded seating, and ADA-compliant surfaces are helping Gainesville-area schools and parks create outdoor spaces built for everyday use and educational enrichment.

Marion County:
Public Space Improvements in Ocala and Beyond
Marion County projects blend function, durability, and safety—supporting public schools and municipalities across Ocala with modern play structures and shaded outdoor learning zones.

Levy County, FL
Coastal Towns from Bronson to Cedar Key
Salt-tolerant shade, coated steel furnishings, and weather-ready play help parks along the Gulf stand up to the elements. Projects add accessible paths and seating so families can enjoy the water and downtown areas.

Suwannee County, FL
Live Oak Parks and Greenways
Upgrades along parks and green spaces combine inclusive play equipment with shaded seating and reliable surfacing. Wayfinding, bike parking, and clear use zones help these spaces serve daily recreation.

Taylor County, FL
Big Bend Projects Built for Weather and Wear
Perry-area sites select corrosion-resistant shade, durable surfacing, and coated site furnishings to manage coastal conditions. Play areas and small pavilions provide comfortable spots for families throughout the year.

Union County, FL
Compact Parks with Room to Gather
Lake Butler projects often blend smaller play clusters with grills, picnic tables, and a central shelter. Accessible routes and sensible layouts keep maintenance simple and make the spaces easy to use.

Baker County, FL
Durable Upgrades for Small-Town Parks
Projects in Macclenny and the I-10 corridor favor sturdy play equipment, shaded seating, and simple shelters that hold up to everyday use. ADA-compliant layouts and resilient surfacing make schoolyards and city parks easy to maintain.

Bradford County, FL
Inclusive Play for Schools and Community Spaces
Across Starke and nearby towns, multi-age play areas pair with benches, tables, and trash units to support daily programs. Clear use zones, accessible routes, and safe surfacing keep projects compliant and practical.

Columbia County, FL
Lake City Parks, Trails, and Fields
Park and trail improvements around Lake City often bundle shade structures, pavilions, and fitness stations with modern play equipment. Designs focus on accessibility, visibility, and durable finishes that perform through long seasons.

Dixie County, FL
Gulf-Ready Materials for Coastal Sites
From Cross City to the shoreline, corrosion-resistant coatings, wind-rated shade, and simple shelters handle salt air and storm season. Compact play sets and picnic amenities create welcoming stops for families and visitors.

Gilchrist County, FL
Springs Country Recreation with Access in Mind
Projects near Trenton emphasize inclusive play, picnic shelters, and clear routes to accommodate all users. Durable surfacing and low-maintenance furnishings support frequent use around rivers and springs.

Hamilton County, FL
Trailheads and Neighborhood Greens
Jasper-area improvements pair compact play equipment with benches, bike racks, and litter control to serve small parks and trail connections. ADA-friendly layouts and practical materials keep upkeep straightforward.

Lafayette County, FL
Cost-Smart Solutions for Mayo Schools
Modular play pieces, umbrella shade, and simple pavilions give schools and parks room to grow while staying within budget. Accessible entries and clear site furniture plans make daily supervision easier.
DeWitt Gibbs – Jacksonville / Gainesville Territory Representative
📍 Serving the following counties across North Florida:
Alachua, Baker, Bradford, Clay, Columbia, Dixie, Duval, Flagler, Gilchrist, Hamilton, Lafayette, Levy,
Madison, Marion, Nassau, Putnam, St. Johns, Suwannee, Taylor, and Union
Jessica Allen – Jacksonville / Gainesville Territory Representative
📍 Serving the following counties across North Florida:
Alachua, Baker, Bradford, Clay, Columbia, Dixie, Duval, Flagler, Gilchrist, Hamilton, Lafayette, Levy,
Madison, Marion, Nassau, Putnam, St. Johns, Suwannee, Taylor, and Union
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Playground & Bleachers Upgrades

Outdoor Fitness & Basketball Courts

Dog Park & Athletics Courses
Jessica and DeWitt show how coordinated play elements and inclusive playgrounds , shade awnings and coverage, safety fall surfacing, site amentity furnishings, and sports elements can be packaged into one clear scope for review. For sites in Jacksonville, St. Johns, Gainesville, and the surrounding counties, they will help you choose options that fit your local conditions, local construction code requirements, and practical maintenance. If any project or feature catches your eye and is close to your goal, share that feature or project and your location and they will reply with a short comparison of options incorporating your ideas on your proposed site along with a planning budget.
Stronger Grant Applications for Jacksonville / Gainesville in Florida
Clear, code-aware specs reviewers can trust.
Both Jessica and DeWitt help assemble the product and layout information reviewers typically expect in a funding packet, with support from Bliss Products and Services. They confirm key accessibility considerations, verify code related constraints, and lock in sizes, use zones, coatings, and mounting details that perform in Florida heat, salt air, and storm season. You receive a clean, review ready set of plan views, cut sheets, quantities, pricing ranges, and lead time notes that are easy to compare and share.
Accessibility & Standards
Safety & Durability
Community Benefit
If funding is a neccessary route for your project bringing Jessica and DeWitt in early on planning will help you tremendously. Let them know your timeline and send the site details, product wish list and any submittal requirements you have. Jessica Allen and DeWitt will outline two or three code aware options and organize the supporting quantities, pricing ranges, and lead time notes so your team can attach them to the application. Please note that while Jessica and DeWitt are happy to advise you and keep your project product documentation aligned for grant applications they nor Bliss Products and Services source grants or write funding application narratives, that part stays with you and your team.