Robert S. Jones, Jr.

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Field Representative

Mueller Reports – Buffalo, NY (Remote/Southeastern U.S.) | 2025–Present

• Certified commercial, residential, and high-value asset inspector and surveyor

• Conduct on-site property inspections for insurance underwriting, ensuring accurate documentation and risk assessment

• Provide detailed reports and photographic evidence for insurance carriers and underwriters

• Maintain compliance with company protocols, industry standards, and client-specific guidelines

• Managed sales and distribution across Florida, Georgia, and the Lowcountry area, servicing over 140 convenience stores and gift shops.
• Developed and maintained strong client relationships, ensuring consistent product placement and sales growth.

• Provide full-service terrestrial and aerial photography/videography for residential and commercial real estate.
• Deliver asset documentation for insurance companies and law firms, utilizing orthomosaic, 2D/3D modeling, and mapping with drones.
• FAA Part 107 certified for UAV commercial operations; contractor for Traceair, Loveland Innovations, Dronebase, and DroneUp.

• Lead and manage a 501(c)(3) historical foundation, overseeing strategic planning, vision, and capital improvement projects.
• Manage the operation, interpretation, and care of three historic properties, including the 1841 Heyward House Museum and the 1870 Garvin Garvey House (part of the NPS Reconstruction History Network).
• Spearhead fundraising and community engagement initiatives to preserve and promote Bluffton's historical legacy.

• Built and maintained external customer relationships by identifying inventory needs and producing detailed quotes.
• Implemented policies and best practices to maintain accurate financial records and improve internal customer service.

• Managed historic properties and restoration projects, including the Beaufort Arsenal (c.1795) and the John Mark Verdier House (c.1790).
• Administered the Foundation's historic easement and covenant program, acting as a liaison with the City of Beaufort's Board of Architectural Review.

• Oversaw day-to-day operations, including supervision of 25 personnel and volunteers.
• Secured $750,000 in grants and private donations for restoration projects and cultural programming.
• Directed community outreach programs and coordinated special events, including an annual golf tournament and tour of homes.

• Developed and managed the Heyward House Historic Center Project, overseeing restoration of the Cole-Heyward House (c.1840) and slave cabin.
• Conducted historical research, created docent guides, and trained staff for guided tours of Bluffton's National Register Historic District.